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by S0y 2y ago
https://archive.is/X43PU
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Google CEO says more than a quarter of the company's new code is created by AI(businessinsider.com)
608 points by S0y 2y ago|990 comments
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by S0y 2y ago
Here's the link to the 2024 study: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/633f0603fdaa7311ba384... Here's the 2023 study: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/633f0603fdaa7311ba384...
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by S0y 2y ago
As much as I hate having my quiet "hidden gems" become popular, I feel its very egotistical of people to actively try to remove it from the spotlight when I'm sure the owners very much appreciate the extra business.
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by S0y 2y ago
You didn't even read the article didn't you?
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by S0y 2y ago
You're not supposed to stop using other peoples castle, You're just supposed to have a castle of your own to bring people to.
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by S0y 2y ago
From the top of my head: https://ghost.org/ https://writefreely.org/
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by S0y 2y ago
Semi related but, googling a problem just to stumble on an 100% written by AI Medium article as the top result, is the bane of my existence. So really, I can get behind the author.
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by S0y 2y ago
>The PDSes are the sources of truth, and you can crawl them directly. The relay is just an optimization. This is such a massive understatement. the relay is the single most important piece in the entire Bluesky stack. Let me ask you this
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by S0y 2y ago
It doesn't change the fact that if someone were to do that, it wouldn't be supported by anyone let alone the main bluesky firehose. I think it's pretty disingenuous to just say "You can do it" when what your suggest
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by S0y 2y ago
They may share a name, but they both work in very different ways.
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by S0y 2y ago
>Old social media never gave full access to the firehose so there’s a pretty big difference. That is good, but it's still a centralized source of truth. >If you want large scale social networks, you need to work with a large scal
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by S0y 2y ago
>Before this new surge in activity, the firehose would produce around 24 GB/day of traffic. After the surge, this volume jumped to over 232 GB/day! >Jetstream is a streaming service that consumes an AT Proto com.atproto.sync
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by S0y 2y ago
Is Dexed not good? https://asb2m10.github.io/dexed/
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by S0y 2y ago
I'd really like to know why they're shutting it down. Funny that they're getting a bunch of signups and traffic because of the news.
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by S0y 2y ago
There's also: https://fedihost.co/
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by S0y 2y ago
This is really awesome. A question for someone who knows more about this: How much harder would it be to make this work using any number of photos? I'm assuming this is the end goal for a model like this. Imagine being able to create
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by S0y 2y ago
>Customers actually used Echo mostly for free apps such as setting alarms and checking the weather. “We worried we’ve hired 10,000 people and we’ve built a smart timer,” said a former senior employee. That's actually really funny to
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by S0y 2y ago
I'm particularly excited about the new house keeping scripts in this release. Peertube especially when using object storage has a tendency to create "zombie" files where it'll forget they exist. This usually happens when
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by S0y 2y ago
Would you say a Prius is any less safe then a Tesla because it lacks its acceleration performance?
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by S0y 2y ago
A good way to treat CSAM is to see it as radioactive material. You always want it to be accounted for. Some people have legitimate use for it (x-ray machines, nuclear power plants, etc...) these would be the doctor example in this article.
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by S0y 2y ago
You're literally ignoring the elephant in the room. ActivityPub based services are definitely not a ghost town. You should give mastodon a try.
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by S0y 2y ago
>We’ve terminated accounts linked to covert influence operations; >no significant audience increase due to our services. I can't help but find this extremely funny. you mean to tell me that massive operations trying to use your
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by S0y 2y ago
"premature optimization is the root of all evil"
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by S0y 2y ago
Aseprite is also open-source and free if you compile it yourself. https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite
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by S0y 2y ago
None clickbait title: Riot Games will rollout their vanguard anti-cheat to league of legends. for those not in the loop, Vanguard is the anti-cheat Riot Games created for Valorant, their competitive first person shooter. The issue with Vang
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by S0y 2y ago
I think the main issue is it seems no one even bothers to check if what the LLM just spat out is factually correct. It kind astonishes me how little some people seem to doubt whatever the AI is telling them.
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by S0y 2y ago
There are no ads.
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by S0y 2y ago
I'm also quite a big fan of NewPipe. I just wish you could sort videos by views.
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by S0y 2y ago
I loved those image2text ever since I learned about libcaca http://caca.zoy.org/wiki/libcaca

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