I think they've paused uploading since 2021 or so, due to the pending case in India.
That is Sci-Hub. "Sci-Hub has paused uploading of new papers. SciDB is a continuation of Sci-Hub" from the AA front page.
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tokai commented on Anna's Archive: An Update from the Team annas-archive.org/blog/an... · Posted by u/jerheinze
tokai commented on Anna's Archive: An Update from the Team annas-archive.org/blog/an... · Posted by u/jerheinze
SciDB DOI lookup has given me dud after dud recently with newer publications. Anyone else experiencing the same?
tokai commented on LLMs tell bad jokes because they avoid surprises danfabulich.medium.com/ll... · Posted by u/dfabulich
Are there English-language haikus that demonstrate the effect of "cutting words" instead of just following the meter?
It really hard to write correct and good haiku's in english.
Start with protecting children. Then something about misinformation. Then about defending democracy. Then about stopping terrorism. And soon you can escalate your authoritarian policy to just about anything.
This is why having the structure of fundamental civil rights, like in the US constitution, is important. I’m surprised the EU doesn’t seem to have such protections for free speech and privacy and against warrantless surveillance.
Between FISC, the Patriot Act/USA Freedom Act, and such it doesn't seem like the US constitution is doing a good job at protecting anyone. There is a long wikipedia article named Mass surveillance in the United States, but not yet one for the EU.
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I wonder what the chances are that the ECJ could look at employing actions for annulment against chat control, if it is passed. It is possible for private individuals to ask the court to annul an EU act that directly concerns them. So even if governmental structures across EU does not want it challenged, the issue could still be brought to the court.
"but it's getting cheaper and cheaper to run inference" they say. To which I say:
ok bud sure thing, this isn't a technology governed by Moore. We'll see.