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xeyownt
10d ago
Enshitiffication again.
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xeyownt
10d ago
So whales do not have a soul? Only humans do have one? What about our ancestors? Did the homo erectus have a soul? What about big apes, did they? I don't need "soul" concept to describe the human experience, and if you use it
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xeyownt
10d ago
Why are people mixing everything up? Since when code has a soul? AI can be just a tool. You use it the same way you use a keyboard, a computer, a pencil, etc. I'm pretty sure you can build art with it, much like using any tool. People
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xeyownt
13d ago
Anyone that is not impressed by what ChatGPT or the likes are doing now is being either dishonest or is incapable of being impressed. Only the translation and language understanding capabilities are enough to be impressed, and they are 2 ye
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Maybe they cannot write code, but they can review it. Then in the review, they can cite the policy as being counterproductive. Or they say they can't edit, which would be fishy.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Couple of minutes to understand the english, and an editor to write the formulas :-)
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xeyownt
2mo ago
That's not how I read it. I read it as: Now : Mary is 24 = 2y, Ann is x Past: Mary is x, Ann is 12 = y Moreover, we have x + delta = 24, and 12 + delta = x (they get older at same rate), so delta = 6 and x = 18.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Prediction market as well as anything related to gambling must disappear from earth surface. Full stop.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Called by whom? Since when is Codeberg responsible of the Internet culture?
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Not sure what good you see. Recent history events show that whatever the US is, it is certainly not good.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
I think the real puzzle is to understand what is the puzzle.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
USB-C standard sucks. Supposedly would unify things, but can't find two cables that have same specs.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
That's not what's happening. Using AI tool over that repo does, but you have to launch it before the AV kicks in.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
The illusion of security.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Ok, so you download the repo, launch Cursor, it compiles code and run it (if not, why do you even use Cursor at the first place?). Same effect.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
This is nice but how, as a user, do you learn it exists?
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xeyownt
2mo ago
If you ignore gravitation, a sphere earth can be very confusing.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
I find PG's article so dismissive. I know several people that have difficulty writing but are still f*cking smart. So what, they should refrain from using AI to help them because the AI police says so? But yeah, let's continue cla
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xeyownt
2mo ago
100% this. The AI police is there to say what is worth reading and what is not, because THEY know what people like. Or not.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
I find the proposal ridicule. Would you skip articles because it's written with a text processor? You need to have it written bit by bit by fusing it directly in memory? AI / LLM is the new word editor. Get over it. What I find re
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xeyownt
2mo ago
The harness is the tool you use to communicate with the model. It can be as basic as a simple conversation tool (like ChatGPT back in the day), or more advanced like GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, etc. Advanced harnesses will give precise ins
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Love it!
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xeyownt
2mo ago
No.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Sure, but the problem then is not systemd machineid, but rather the browser reading it and making it available for such identification (don't know if there is a browser out there doing that though). Unless anonymization is provided by
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xeyownt
2mo ago
Whatever you do there will always be uniquely identifiable information (if not an id, a fingerprint) on your machine. If you want to escape that, you have to use dedicated privacy-enhancing tools / browsers, but even then, it's
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xeyownt
2mo ago
It's not that simple. Rules do not necessarily reduce freedom, they can in fact even provide more freedom on the longer term, when the system finds a new balance. The difficulty of course is to find the proper rules and evaluate these
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xeyownt
2mo ago
You are above the laws if you have the money. Wonderful teaching for your kids. The world knows where that is leading.
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xeyownt
2mo ago
The amount of downvoted posts here is quite indicative.
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xeyownt
3mo ago
And I think we don't care.
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xeyownt
3mo ago
Seeing your comment, the base seems more corrupted than the elite. The corruption they suffer is to see everyone as being corrupted. Think about it: how you would implement such directive and make it implementable... Now you see the problem
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