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akagusu
7mo ago
You can keep your soul, but good luck in putting food in your table without AI. You still can now, but AI will be mandatory in the future. And you will be starving but no one will help you, because they will say it's your fault that yo
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akagusu
7mo ago
I live in the real world where Wayland breaks by design the workflow of lots of people and Wayland people refuse to acknowledge that.
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akagusu
7mo ago
Well, it only took 15 years to someone to fix one of many Wayland design flaws and start to make it feel usable. Now it will take another 15 years for people to settle down in a set of common protocols instead of writing their own extension
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akagusu
7mo ago
The title is misleading. This is not a list of companies that need to implement age verification, and it's not about age verification at all. This is a list of companies selected by the ANPD (Data Protection National Agency) to be hear
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akagusu
7mo ago
Still true in the age of LLMs. They are fast and relatively cheap, but correct is another story.
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akagusu
7mo ago
What he is saying is that preventing criminal behavior will hurt their revenue, so they will let it happen anyway.
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akagusu
7mo ago
Here is a fork: https://gram.liten.app/
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akagusu
7mo ago
Here is a fork: https://gram.liten.app/
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akagusu
8mo ago
You will produce more but companies will pay you less. Why should this be exciting?
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akagusu
8mo ago
WTF is that? I can't believe this is happening. Even Debian is tracking us now. This world is doomed.
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KaOS Linux is moving away from KDE/Plasma because of systemd
(kaosx.us)
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8mo ago
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akagusu
8mo ago
As usual GNOME devs ignore the problem, because for them it's not a problem on their software, it's is the users are using their software in some wrong way.
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akagusu
8mo ago
whatever name you give, this is what happens when you put profits over human well-being.
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akagusu
8mo ago
> It's foolish to believe they will stop at illegals People know it won't stop there, but this make them fear, so they pretend nothing is happening, they just close their eyes and wait something to change even when they
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8mo ago
This guy is completely right, you can't just recommend Linux to people anymore. In the past there was lots of incentives to change to Linux, but today it isn't worth anymore. Today if Microsoft breaks Windows in some way, user wil
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Git with WD-40 Applied
(github.com)
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8mo ago
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Game of Trees (Got)
(gameoftrees.org)
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8mo ago
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akagusu
8mo ago
Game of Trees (Got) is a version control system which prioritizes ease of use and simplicity over flexibility.
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Forcing Rust: How Big Tech Lobbied the Government into a Language Mandate
(medium.com)
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8mo ago
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akagusu
8mo ago
Well, cities have borders too, don't?
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8mo ago
We need memory safety but Rust is not the answer. It has no formal spec, changes too fast, depends on third party libraries that change faster than I can breath, and is controlled by a foundation that is controlled by big tech corps. What c
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akagusu
8mo ago
This outcome was predictable and expected, but people opted to pretend it didn't exist. Now we will all face brutal consequences.
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8mo ago
It's not my definition of AI, but the concept people collectively have as it was popularized by literature, movies, tv shows, games, and others. All those media bring more or less the same concept of AI that is completely different fro
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8mo ago
Why this was flagged?
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8mo ago
LLMs are real, far from what we could call AI, but AI is here because corporate marketing said so. People talk about AGI because this is how corporate marketing will create AGI, even if AGI is not near to what we could call possible. But th
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8mo ago
No, it's not. Free/Libre software is, open source is just the corporate version of free/libre software minus politics.
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akagusu
8mo ago
I think this is the plan, not just a possibility, but something they are really working hard to get.
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akagusu
8mo ago
It's Texas all over again
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8mo ago
Don't worry. Rest assured that VC backed start-ups are spending millions trying to figure out how to replace humans with something more profitable.
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8mo ago
Social media should be banned like pesticides, fossil fuels and other things harmful to the society.
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