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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Could be AI slop attacks made attacks easier in general. Though, the Arch Linux model was probably never an ideal security model. It seems the easy days of the 1990s are over finally.
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
AI is killing linux distributions now. This is another example.
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Skynet is killing GCC now. It's quite interesting to see how disruptive AI is here. How many linux distributions will remain free of AI? The linux kernel already submitted to AI-generated code. Eventually it may no longer be possible t
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Agreed. Though, I don't even think rails + DHH is the biggest issue. I did not use or need rails and had no issue with DHH, but now that he is driving shopify policy and ruby devs were eliminated, the situation is no longer neutral. So
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
How so? Does Hiroshi handle proposals at github better? Because I have not seen evidence for that. Ruby feels much more locked down nowadays. It has always had a Japanese driven programming language, of course, but now it feels much more cl
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
It provides mostly a counter-statement to what RubyCentral wrote. What the "real" or closer-to-the-truth statement is we may never be able to find out, but on some singular points both sides would have to agree, e. g. timeline (fo
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
On some singular points I disagree with Arko. For instance, the bundler/gem situation - while he mentions the trademark issue, and I have no comment to make about this, ruby itself naturally should provide and have a use case for distr
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
AI is beginning to seriously annoy me. I just watched: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo5w2S-h5dI I think it is time to jail those CEOs that drive up the prices and destroy industries. RAM prices up 350%? ALL AI companies
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
The biggest bug still has not been fixed here, which is: Google. We really need an alternative to this greedy and evil corporations de-facto controlling a huge portion of the modern www stack. All decision-making processes are here subjugat
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
If old results do not add up then I can see two immediate reasons: - The new results are wrong. That's why there is a difference. - The old results were wrong. In this case all involved scientists should be very much ashamed to have he
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
> they secretly rent the user’s Internet connection out to strangers So the mafia is back.
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Greed is ruining football. Granted, this happened before that already, we also saw this in olympics in general - but FIFA now pushed this onto a new level. This is trying to leech off of people now. After all, without people there would be
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
The milking games have started. The billionaires want their money back. Edit: Yes, 80% minus is still milking. Because you empower these greedy mega-corporations. Just look at the RAM prices increase, then you see that the more money you gi
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Interesting theory. My own theory is that the big corporations want to siphon off more data from people. That is, I think, the main agenda. See android recently stating that everyone has to give up their age. Next step will be ID (though pr
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
With due the greatest respect: it is not up to you to decide on what others deem worthy of commenting or not.
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
There is a big discrepancy here. EU courts babble about lawful xyz. While they are doing so, national legislation goes downhill, e. g. mandatory age sniffing and other restrictions to come (I claim the age sniffing will come on the OS level
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Indeed - Flock cameras showed this. They also actively undermine the US constitution. Will be interesting to see whether the remaining judges have any power to change this or whether they were also integrated into the new dictatorship model
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
It makes total sense. You here assume that this is only driven by Google. Once you include state actors, suddenly it makes sense. They gather more data now. Only verified users will be able to use the internet in unrestricted ways - that is
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Because it has never been merely about age only. They want to track everyone now. Age sniffing is just one additional step for forcing verification. This will continue - see how suspiciously many countries adopt new legislation. It is quite
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
They want your data. YOU have become their product. By the way, this also explains one reason why Google shut down third party access/applications recently on Android. Android (if one uses the Google software) becomes the ultimate spy
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
That was a really great game at that moment in time. I played it quite a bit. Modern games are very different to that. I don't have any close attachment to those "who got the better 3D engine". They seem to lack cleverness; i
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Rabbits! https://amiga.lychesis.net/assets/SAK/SAK_NightFlight.gif Almost like a lost art now. Good old Amiga ...
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
I like that the demo scene is quite creative. It seems as if the non-demo scene kind of abandoned creativity to a large extent here, at the least with regards to the User Interface. I noticed almost the same with regards to menuet OS. Perso
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
I do not see what is impressive here at all. The immune system constantly yields new antibodies targeting different epitopes - all the time. THAT is what is impressive, not multi-vaccines trying to induce shifts towards certain epitopes ove
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
The hype train is strong. In reality antibodies can do absolutely nothing against retroviruses integrating into the genome. What they basically do is keep a host of perpetually paying customers. That does not solve the underlying problem.
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
But who would trust Anthropic at this point in time? Too much money is in the ring now. They will just prefer to say what sounds best rather than the truth. Too many billionaires want to see more money now. The AI bubble will grow as a cons
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
That's most definitely not the real sum. People need to look at financial kick backs. There is a certain guy here in central Europe who left politics quite recently, but suddenly has 400 million euros wealth - out of nowhere. And nobod
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
That's not new though. Washington succumbed to bribes decades ago already. It just is much more apparent now with the orange king and his billionaire bodies. The Epstein network must be much bigger than what is already known. It is als
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
There are most likely many different reasons. Cutting costs is a big one; leveraging new functionality in a simpler way is another one. For instance, yesterday I watched some youtube videos and one use case was "count to 100 in a very
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by shevy-java 2mo ago
Was nobody using it?

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