KawaiiCyborg

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by KawaiiCyborg 3mo ago
1. A lot of those more recent machines do actually connect to the internet. 2. Since you want to run your own software on them, but you can't buy open hardware like that, did you build it yourself then as you suggested? "If they d
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by KawaiiCyborg 3mo ago
Do you rather want your refrigerator, washing machine and coffee maker send all the data it collects about you during your usage to some company you don't even know? How is it ridiculous to want to be able to make your devices do what
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by KawaiiCyborg 3mo ago
As if Android and Windows don't also use the same tactics. Windows used to not let you uninstall Edge and Android used to just default to Chrome and Google Search, now they have to prompt you what you actually want to use. If the big c
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by KawaiiCyborg 3mo ago
As a consumer it also doesn't seem right that Apple can just use all their private APIs that no other company is allowed to use to tell me what I can and can't use on my phone. If I want Anthropic to have the same level of access
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by KawaiiCyborg 7mo ago
I doubt the AI would have used the wrong "you're" and add random capitalization.
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by KawaiiCyborg 7mo ago
The comparison the person I replied to was clearly trying to equate AI with people, I don't see how bringing up animals is any relevant to the argument. Yet I find it interesting that you bring up the mass murder of rodents, but someho
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by KawaiiCyborg 7mo ago
> Swap out "AI" for any other group and see how that sounds. But that is not even remotely the same, as an AI is not a person. Following that logic, each major model upgrade that ended in deprecation and decommissioning of the
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by KawaiiCyborg 7mo ago
If that's actually the opinion of the maintainer, why even accept PRs at all? At that point, just categorically deny any. I was thinking more of actual community projects that _want_ community PRs. Those seem to have welcomed my contri
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by KawaiiCyborg 7mo ago
> "it's a donation to a project you care about" But I'm already donating my time by creating a PR, it definitely would disincentivize me to make PRs if I had to also pay in addition to already doing the actual work. J
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by KawaiiCyborg 8mo ago
> They pop up on Wikipedia as well getting told off for adding too many links to archive.is Funnily enough, they removed that from their talk page right around the time this thread got posted, their first edit in almost 6 years: https:&
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by KawaiiCyborg 1y ago
I've been using Fastmail.com since December, 2014 now and I'm still very happy with them. I use them with a few of my own domains and I've never had any issue sending or receiving any email. Recently, they even got a 1Passwor
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by KawaiiCyborg 2y ago
I don't understand why yet. Why is it important to you to know whether someone is listening to music or not? Why do you need to be able to tell at all?
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by KawaiiCyborg 2y ago
How would you as an observer tell if somebody is using their AirPods to listen to music or whether they're just in their ears for noise cancellation and thus "look ridiculous"?