shevy-java

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by shevy-java 4d ago
I don't understand the distinction you use here. Then again I use versioned AppDirs on Linux since +20 years anyway, so I am not really into any arbitrary disctinction random linux distributions try to push down onto the (downstream) u
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by shevy-java 4d ago
How so? If you can break out of a sandbox then by definition it is not a sandbox. There are ways to force sandbox jail. For instance, giving processes only a partial view of the computer system. GoboLinux did this years ago via ViewFS ( htt
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by shevy-java 4d ago
That's so sad. These companies try to ruin Linux by spying on the user here.
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by shevy-java 4d ago
Because the companies that build up skynet are not doing so for ethically good reasons. Cheaters sell more than honest agents.
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by shevy-java 4d ago
Nvidia owes us money.
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by shevy-java 4d ago
So logically, one side must be lying. Somehow LG's outlet here doesn't convince me.
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by shevy-java 5d ago
> AI art is shit, kind of by definition anti-art, embarrassing to look at and cringe-inducing to be associated with. I don't like AI, but AI generated images have use cases. For instance, if you program a browser game but you lack h
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by shevy-java 5d ago
> I do enjoy using their free AI. So how is that AI slop garbage useful? It often lies, aka "hallucinates". And I operate within this Google-controlled auto-spammed text of lies when I use its horrible AI. The last thing I want
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by shevy-java 5d ago
Google wants to build up a private web here. We already know this from AMP before. Also, the search results are total garbage now. Just give it a try and you see how useless the UI is, with AI results first, then tons of commercial go-to en
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by shevy-java 5d ago
Why does Finland want to make US companies stronger? This is the biggest problem with the EU: the EU as well as the member states, are not really thinking strategically here. Not just with regards to nuclear power plants but in general.
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by shevy-java 5d ago
That's double ironic because Google feeds off of ad-money addiction, but here it also uses that traffic to ban people from the evil Google empire (which is actually pretty good, if everyone would be banned then Google would collapse q
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by shevy-java 5d ago
Why do you make Google stronger by giving it money? I don't disagree that these findings may be useful for other users, who can now look more at suspicious bot behaviour - but all of that money empowers Evil. Let's not let Google
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by shevy-java 5d ago
Well, in part you are correct but look how the billionaires set up Vance as the next "elected" boss right now - it is quite a lot in the recent media, how Vance single-handedly rescues babies at night while being blindfolded. I th
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by shevy-java 5d ago
Trump really works for billionaires only. 33% of the public in the USA still do not understand this.
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by shevy-java 5d ago
That sounds like a fake storyline. The much simpler explanation is that the local Saudi merc army sucked. If you followed the whole conflict in the last 20 years this is largely the case - the Saudis aren't really great at warfare, typ
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by shevy-java 5d ago
Why exactly is the USA engaged in warfare there? Didn't Trump claim he will end perpetual warfare - and now he is doing the opposite?
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by shevy-java 5d ago
But then why do they want to sniff after everyone? Storing all that information is cheap nowadays. Any state agency may be happy to get more information about The People.
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by shevy-java 5d ago
I do not want my computer to yield information to evil outside actors in general. This is why systemd going that way is so outrageous: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/40954
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by shevy-java 5d ago
Still not interested in it.
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by shevy-java 6d ago
> but there are other particles that don’t slow down as much and end up moving faster than light But if they say that light is fastest in vacuum, slower elsewhere, why can they then say that other energy variants would move faster? They&
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by shevy-java 6d ago
I was making the same argument just a moment before, using TIOBE. Now TIOBE is awful, but Rust is at rank #10 right now. I think this settles the older discussion as to whether Rust will prevail or not.
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by shevy-java 6d ago
Rust is now in the Top Ten of TIOBE. Now, TIOBE sucks, but I found that as a general trend plotted over years, it is not that bad. So Rust is definitely having solid demonstrated use cases in the "real" world.
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by shevy-java 6d ago
That also means that ruby becomes less important in their (rails) stack since they move to Swift and Kotlin specifically. Quite interesting considering problem-man DHH ("why are people upset at me shooting at wolves and comparing this
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by shevy-java 6d ago
> Advertisers value Amazon for its troves of shopping and streaming data that can be used to improve marketing precision. Thankfully I don't see their AI slop spam, not only due to ublock origin but because I have now made it my mis
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by shevy-java 7d ago
It is a distinct physical object. Whether anyone stored digital information about it in a bit-wise manner, does not change that fact of a physical object being unique. The same book can not co-exist at the very same place and location and t
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by shevy-java 7d ago
I've noticed something interesting here. Sony claims it does not disown people because even when they purchased a physical hard copy, Sony still would own it. Naturally this is wrong - people could re-sell it if they want to and Sony c
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by shevy-java 7d ago
Geocities had some nice websites back in its peak days. LLM is just AI slop spam. To even want to compare it to geocities is weird. Have you been around back then actually? To claim LLMs are similar to an independent web is also weird.
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by shevy-java 7d ago
They always try to milk people. It is the same scheme: 1) offer services at comparatively high quality (or at the least not too low in quality) at a fairly cheap price, ideally flat rate 2) lateron increase it to milk the cash cows 3) profi
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by shevy-java 7d ago
> The UN endorsed a resolution to promote maps that accurately reflect the true size of continents, dethroning the 500-year-old Mercator projection in the process. That project was always silly really. That the USA is turning into the nu
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by shevy-java 7d ago
> GitHub is still gigantic in both repos and minds, and its impact in the world of software development and collaboration in general has been enormous, and most likely it will continue to be. Well - Microsoft worsened GitHub in the last

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