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by dev0p 5d ago
If they lost control of a self-replicating swarm of AI agents, coordinating themselves to hack their way into every possible system, it might have already gone off. While the initial incident is more akin to a biological outbreak than an ac
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by dev0p 5d ago
If someone accidentally caused damage to infrastructure or living beings while using any tool, they would be held liable to the fullest extent of the law. AI is a tool, and it won't be long before the damage caused by its improper use
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by dev0p 9d ago
Are you sure the client and the server are powerful enough? Do they support all required codecs? I have issues with 4k movies because my Jellyfin is served by a mac mini, and my client is an old Android tablet that doesn't support hard
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by dev0p 9d ago
What features is it missing, exactly?
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by dev0p 13d ago
I wonder how much it would cost? It's something that's been bugging me for a while: once we reach a "good enough" small model, and qwen 3.8 27b is already getting damn close to it, does it make sense to just bake weights
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by dev0p 1mo ago
"Sean we forgive you" became a meme for a reason. The fact that to this day they keep working on the game is truly noteworthy; they could have called it quits at any point in time, especially after NMS got good enough. Obviously i
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by dev0p 1mo ago
Programming, as in manually typing the code, is a means to an end. While I do enjoy coding, building things is what was rewarding, not actually laying down brick after brick after brick after brick. I've done that for 10+ years. The fa
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by dev0p 2mo ago
Yes, that is the joke the "without" was meant for.
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by dev0p 2mo ago
A thinking press?
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by dev0p 2mo ago
We should create our own FIFA, without the blackjack and hookers.
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by dev0p 2mo ago
> Believe me, it's very common they tell me that something is bad idea In my experience, the most they dare is to suggest better alternatives, which is the polite and useful version of telling me something is a bad idea. But in gene
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by dev0p 2mo ago
Gemini is the only LLM I've ever experienced that decided on its own to tell me that something was a bad idea. Which, ok, in itself it's not a bad thing, we actually need more of that instead of the pathological sycophancy that al
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by dev0p 2mo ago
Wrap it in an API, sell Mario 64 as a service. (@Nintendo: this is a joke, you can put down the rifle)
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by dev0p 2mo ago
Basically all of Big Tech is betting it all on Red that this whole AI business pays off before they end up losing everything. And I get it, it would be unwise to stay behind and ignore what could very easily turn out to be humanity's g
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by dev0p 2mo ago
Hence the caveat "Aside from the loading times," :) The "instantly" refers to user input: clicking a button, typing, or moving the mouse was as fast as it could possibly get because of how close the OS was to the bare me
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by dev0p 2mo ago
I’d argue that it's still ahead of a lot of modern systems. Aside from the loading times, the thing is incredibly fast. I invite you to try one if you have the chance, as words don't make it justice. I can't think of anything
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by dev0p 2mo ago
I'm aware of that, and it becomes extremely obvious in an inherently soulful context such as a preschool. Still, while "it's AI generated crap" and variations thereof are all perfectly valid reasons by themselves, they a
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by dev0p 2mo ago
The loss of personality is real. The most heartbreaking ones I've seen are in schools, or anywhere that children are involved. For example, at my local preschool there was a wall flyer with information about what to bring the swimming
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by dev0p 2mo ago
We need to clear up the responsibility of these "AI went rogue" situations, ASAP. How serious does it have to get before "oops AI did that not me" stops being a valid defense and we start looking into it? Because I'
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by dev0p 6mo ago
Just in time for my subscription to expire. Goodbye!
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by dev0p 7mo ago
I am only interested in one thing: what's the best local AI model it can run?
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by dev0p 7mo ago
I mean 600+ euros is kind of a steep price, doubt I'll ever consider buying one because of that alone. Also, as an italian, Jolla reminds me a lot of the word "Ciolla", which you can only guess what it's a slang for. Tha
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by dev0p 8mo ago
just wait tomorrow's name, or the day after tomorrow's...
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by dev0p 9mo ago
It's likely caused by the very same thing that causes human beings to knowingly and willingly steal money from children that need that money to live.
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by dev0p 9mo ago
>Sorry, this is Wednesday, December 10, 2025. You have not yet arrived at Sunday, December 9, 2035. This is not a time portal, not yet! BS. Generate it, you coward! (I love it)
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by dev0p 10mo ago
Isn't it happening a little too often now? Did someone .unwrap in production again?
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by dev0p 10mo ago
The fact that you wrote it wrong is hilariously ironic. JavaScript is simply the better term, and marketing is everything. Reminds me of Java's POJOs, which was a very simple pattern that no one used, until someone gave them a fancy na
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by dev0p 10mo ago
Why the vitriol? This is one of the rare cases where a company actually puts money in open source development. Of course they ultimately do it for business reasons but everyone benefits from it as a whole, so I fail to understand the issue
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by dev0p 10mo ago
>But on the SSE version, a whole bunch of tiny precisions are very slightly different, and a combination of the friction on the floor and the mass of the objects means the guard still rotates from the collision, but now he rotates very s
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by dev0p 10mo ago
I mean, PeerTube is already halfway there. The problem is that it's a pain in the ass to host, last time I tried. Which sums up the whole problem as to why we have YouTube in the first place.

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