snigsnog

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by snigsnog 7mo ago
>technical person There's the issue.
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
X*
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Raspberry Pi using Pi OS
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Enjoy losing your money, getting your personal information leaked, and possibly getting arrested when and if it does something illegal on your command.
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
No, what information is he hoping to find? Does he also want to doxx the website owner?
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Kiwifarms is an example: https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/x95gd5/interne... Anyone can request anything be removed and they may honor the request: https://help.archive.org/he
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
You can swap out the website’s default UI in a browser and preserve the innate customization power you get from being in a browser.
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Shows that it's a great archival service if the most censored people are able to use it without their archives being censored.
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
No it doesn't. You can just request content be removed from Archive.org and they will honor this: https://help.archive.org/help/how-do-i-request-to-remove-som... Nonstarter for anything that you actually want to b
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Some people love giving up as much customization and control over their software as possible. iOS over Android. MacOS over Linux. Chrome over Firefox. App stores over installing programs yourself. Apps over websites. There are various argum
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
>Being able to change stylesheets https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/styl-us/ >disable or enhance various JavaScript scripts https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Even so you can still just request your site to be removed: https://help.archive.org/help/how-do-i-request-to-remove-som...
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
I'd rather deal with this weird feud than not have access to any archived content that people want censored. Defeats the entire purpose of an archive
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Archive.org are left wing activists that will agree to censor anything other left wing activists or large companies don't want online.
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Lead to what?
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Let's Burn Some Tokens – AI Chatbot Cost Exploitation as an Attack Vector(dixken.de)
4 points by snigsnog 7mo ago|6 comments
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
I'm not referring to any article I'm referring to the event that happened you can read the PR and blogpost itself.
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
It already tried to use cancel culture to shame a human into accepting a PR. I wouldn't be surprised if someone gives their agent the ability to control a robot and someone gets injured or killed by it within the next few years
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
How many multi billion dollar companies have you founded?
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
It's more the novelty of it than anything, I doubt that guy writing paragraphs for the AI genuinely thinks its sentient.
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Yeah there's unfortunately just no way true OSS in the way we've enjoyed it survives the new era of AI and all of India coming online.
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by snigsnog 7mo ago
Thanks for the gold, kind stranger!
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by snigsnog 8mo ago
It's because you're new. Powerusers can downvote and even flag comments. A couple flags and the comment is (by default) invisible. Enough flagged comments and your comments are flagged by default. There's a reason this place
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by snigsnog 8mo ago
That is probably 95% of wikipedia articles. Their goal is to create a record of what journalists consider to be true.
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by snigsnog 9mo ago
I don't know anything about the field but apparently AlphaFold having "solved the problem of protein folding" is overhyped? https://old.reddit.com/r/bioinformatics/comments/1e0s55e/did...
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by snigsnog 9mo ago
It's not worthless, it's just not worldchanging as is even in the fields where it's most useful, like programming. If the trajectory changes and we reach AGI then this changes too but right now it's just a way to - fart
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by snigsnog 9mo ago
The internet and smartphones were immediately useful in a million different ways for almost every person. AI is not even close to that level. Very to somewhat useful in some fields (like programming) but the average person will easily be ab
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by snigsnog 9mo ago
You paraphrased it incorrectly
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by snigsnog 9mo ago
>Systems marketed for "solving crimes" get used for immigration enforcement So for solving crimes. I'm in favor, then!