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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
I'm fine with ambiguous rules. A non-profit is not a legislative body, though to be fair even actual laws are usually ambiguous and contradictory and that's why we have lawyers and judges and such. Ambiguous rules with clear objec
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
Thanks, that's a very good article! I don't understand why it's not set front and center on the codefloe homepage.
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
The problem with repression is not financial. Since A/I's goal was never to make profit, Bitcoin can't do anything to help them.
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
> Now, what about A/I group? Yes, in my local food distribution networks here in France, quite a few people had autistici emails registered on our mailing list. Don't talk about something you don't know like you do and you
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
Is the car manufacturer responsible for their use of a car? The power tools manufacturer? The paper sheet manufacturer? The restaurant that fed them? Technical intermediaries could be held responsible specifically for hosting the manifestos
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
Well A/I doesn't engage in resistance either. All they did was provide email services and host blogs for people. By this standard, Wikipedia or CCC could indeed be next.
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
Consensus is strictly 100% agreement (or at least 0% disagreement). Granted, it's not always possible. But in some setups and given some objectives, it's sometimes possible to have a collective that finds compromises that satisfy
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
The BRICS organization is precisely setup to not rely on the single actor, China included. They all have strong disagreements, but they all agree having a single global bully (USA) is bad for all involved parties. https://en.wiki
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
> Antifa defenders just hide behind the fact that the movement is decentralized and leaderless by design Calling a movement an organization is a fiction, unless you live in an alternate reality. Should i consider you part of an organizat
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
That's not true. Black Panther was a group. CNT was a group. Even on the other side of the spectrum, KKK and Boogaloo Boys are groups. They all have a name, membership, and identification. There's no "antifa" organizatio
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
Not arguing in favor of banning A/I, but the US administration claims A/I email services were used to coordinate sabotage actions. I mean, that's as stupid as saying telephone networks or paper sheets were used to coordinate
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by selfhoster1312 9d ago
I don't have a scientific study at hand, but historically many revolutionaries and resistance fighters were family men and women with children who precisely cared for their children's future.
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by selfhoster1312 10d ago
They have been involved in pretty much all previous USA "idiotic wars of aggression", so while it may become useful in the future to make a distinction, it's also fair to appreciate that this distinction doesn't make a l
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by selfhoster1312 11d ago
Thanks for the explanation. It's more detailed than what's on the homepage. > it could probably support about 10x the volume Codeberg has currently with good performance I'm very curious about this statement since it seems
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by selfhoster1312 11d ago
No, it was just against every value Codeberg ever stood for, and against the value humanity should stand for. There was no ambiguity ever about this. There is no moral ambiguity that if people develop military FLOSS on codeberg they will be
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by selfhoster1312 11d ago
Not one programmer i know does this. Well no actually, one does because his boss makes him but it's so shitty he basically AI-washes his own job. How come on HN every week i come across someone who believes programming is dead and ever
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by selfhoster1312 11d ago
What you call "normal" democrats are not solving problems for most people and are not in good faith. They maximized social inequalities since Bill Clinton and deregulated anything that was meant to protect people. That's not
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by selfhoster1312 12d ago
Wow, i really dislike your argument. So instead of cleaning their acts on corruption, war crimes, and other abuses, the Democrats should just be held accountable to nothing because Trump is worse? I'm sorry but your mindset is precisel
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by selfhoster1312 12d ago
Why would i use codefloe and not a more reputable non-profit provider like codeberg/disroot/framagit? It says it's community owned, but i only see one codefloe team member on the forums and a few people (like you). I didn&#x2
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
I think it's there in the top-left corner (though unmarked like quite a few places on there), but that "first" map is only a preview for the actual map. If you've watched the video, you know with a pair of scissors you d
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
I really like this square world map which has very interesting properties, made by a small french non-profit for educational purposes: https://nuees.net/planisphere/ I don't think they have an english version of t
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
> Lina Khan as the head of the FTC under the most legislatively prolific Democratic president of the last 30 years was completely powerless to break up anything. Only because she was blocked by both Republicans and Democrats who are sold
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
> "we shouldn't do this, we should ALL just do this" is an extremely unrealistic position No it's not. It's only if people like you are so defeatist about it. Look what happened with CFC gazes, leaded paints and
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
> This doesn’t require a huge data center or anything, it’s basic computer vision and a small on-vehicle model. Yes, but it still has a strong ecological impact, and for what benefit? I only ever hear people complaining about electronics
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
> They can accept cash and crypto donations Sure, but what about users not receiving email? I mean some operators like Riseup could hardcode autistici.org to a new domain to resolve, but not every email operator is going to do this. Or i
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
There's plenty of arguments to be had. I guess there could be some useful applications of non-LLM AI (eg. translation tools), but quality output is still a concern. Environmental impact is also still a concern. If output is of sufficie
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
From anything i read/watched of him, the shorthand is "it doesn't work". When taking more than a few words to explain, it means it's not replacing humans altogether, because the output is low-quality and needs human
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by selfhoster1312 13d ago
As someone who's strongly anti-AI, i find Zitron to be absolutely too much pro-AI for my taste. He defends AI that's not LLMs. He barely touches on ecological impacts of AI, and barely mentions the enshittification of things. He&#
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by selfhoster1312 14d ago
Well they had their chance for "change" with Obama, just like the french PS had their chance for "changement" with Hollande. And both betrayed their electoral base and honest people by empowering multinational corporatio
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by selfhoster1312 14d ago
To my knowledge you can only go to the EHCR once you have depleted all your national legal options, which can take about a decade here in Europe. Given that the Italian government is now run by actual neofascists, who also control most of e

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