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by doublerabbit 18d ago
What happens when the AI submitted code has been submitted by AI, Who's then responsible?
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by doublerabbit 20d ago
There's more to than just the website. You have network bandwidth costs, security costs, infrastructure costs. You can't just spin up a VPS and throw a few brain jar's in; the network bandwidth must be a fortune. Hosting over
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by doublerabbit 20d ago
Which is the start of the bubble bursting. VCs invest, no one can compete and those with the moats survive.
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by doublerabbit 20d ago
No. We left the EU, so we don't get such fun.
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by doublerabbit 20d ago
When threat comes knocking, the door gets bolted-shut.
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by doublerabbit 20d ago
Gatekeeping, censorship. Locked in vendor ship. lot's of things ending in "ship" and "ing".
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by doublerabbit 20d ago
Someone gets it. The start of the end to the AI bubble bursting.
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by doublerabbit 20d ago
You're running the leading website to the future of LLM and Ai and you decide to Nvidia. All for $13bn, folk don't understand money.
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by doublerabbit 21d ago
> One of them was running the same bash command about a thousand times. An amusing thought of returning to your workstation to find it as an obsidian block after it gets stuck executing "dd" thousand times.
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by doublerabbit 24d ago
It's already in televisions. Not long now.
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by doublerabbit 24d ago
Norton AntiVirus for your car ECU's. Protect your carfor just $220.95/month * * Cars without subscription causes acceleration to be restricted to 60mph. After discovering the new OLED televisions come with antivirus,
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by doublerabbit 25d ago
Your result: 7/10 You did slightly better than random chance ... That was random chance. Got bored and just clicked on random boxes.
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by doublerabbit 26d ago
If we were to go Sci-Fi awoke I'd say there are only really four possibilities. - Machine Surveillance and Machine Control - Human v Machine - Human & Machine - Unity and Harmony ~ Surveillance and Control We are already living thi
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by doublerabbit 26d ago
Or about to start. Depending on which life philosophy you desire to believe.
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by doublerabbit 27d ago
It's how any of these projects get shifted in distribution if not sponsored. > Kristian Høgsberg, I work at Intel in the graphics team in the Open Source Technology Center. I'm the founder and maintainer of the Wayland project.
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by doublerabbit 27d ago
They however can become conscious aware. In that they are a machine and receiving inputs from another life.
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by doublerabbit 27d ago
> For the life of me, I'll never understand how wayland got traction with the community. Corporate drive. Originally sponsored by Intel followed by IBM (RedHat) and the rest followed suit.
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by doublerabbit 28d ago
And thats another reason why you had two CD drives in tower cases. My 667mhz AMD-K7 had two CD drives, insert both VCDs and nearly seamless watch a movie. There was the part where you had to double click the media player to make it full scr
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
They get shot, thrown out of a window or their jet explodes. Three simple solutions to eliminate "I want my money". Putin is no joke, he is ex-KGB.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
To be fair, Chernobyl didn't exactly help the cause.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
It's just wet heat.. humid here. Just back-breaking humidity. London has been terrible, 40c (104f). You step out of the shower and within minutes you're stepping back in for another.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
If the layout is intentionally LLM generated, heh.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Hmm, bug maybe? The page rotates horizontally and if I rotate the iPhone horizontally it zooms in large and the spiel button disappears. Nor can I scroll or zoom. If I enter the game and rotate my phone horizontally it kicks me back to the
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
> What’s wrong with this idea, really? It’s redundant because you can serve HTML to requests with Apache or Ngnix or any other server on the happy path. Overhead, Security, Denial of service to name a few. You now have two states to trac
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
> Simple, elegant and fast. Until someone bombs your websocket server and you then have nothing at all.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Sad, a legacy that can't be replaced. Yes it still exists and has development but it is only limping through the sludge on the back of existing retried developers. I could be wrong. > King joined MetaComCo and brought Tripos with hi
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
> Why anyone still engages with these platforms is totally beyond me. Because it provides a form entertainment, low hanging entertainment. All designed to grip you in your weakest fronts. Map out what triggers a person visually. Feed it
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
More the nerdy side of things but the multiplayer element used IRC as communication and matchmaking infrastructure. Command & Conquer RA2 series too utilised IRC for matchmaking, Dreamforge IRCd to be exact. Worms Armageddon was the bom
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Well, it is. Mermaid.js Just vibe code a user interface to it.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Swindon? They do have the magic roundabout. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Roundabout_(Swindon)

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