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by g-b-r 2mo ago
Why an AI specific account? It makes it a lot harder to notice how much you're using LLMs, for what gain? > If you’re concerned being transparent to anyone Since heavy LLM users are unlikely to have that concern, let's just mai
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
The problem is that LLM users are extremely unlikely to check all their output with enough care. If you do it they're likely to end up slowing you down, instead of being a help. If you assume full responsibility for your usage of AI, d
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
How about all the times it confidently states made up stuff, and writes horribly insecure code? That's not common sense, that's bs.
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
For consistency, given all the phones GrapheneOS refused to support for not meeting their requirements, the Pixel 11 should not be supported, to my eyes. It does suck for those who already got one expecting GrapheneOS support
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
:rolleyes:
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
This means that you need to stop posting links to it anywhere, unless you attach to the link everything you find interesting about it (so the discussion too, if it's interesting). Doing otherwise should be banned here.
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
It's actively harmful to many people, copy and paste the text if there's no other source
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
No one cries about theoretical things
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
I had a "small" Mini Super Orb on my thunderbird, more reasonable then the original Super Orb, and yet my neighbors of the floor above came to complain about my computer's noise Somehow I managed to sleep with it on though xd
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
I hardly doubt that many people love SQL They might love the relational model concepts that manage to seep through it
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
Syntax affects readability and writing speed a lot
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
No, SQL is what it is today because it was crappy in the beginning and no one managed to replace it. It was only a partial implementation of the relational model, we could have been so much better had it not become the standard
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
This kook wanted to protect children's personal data, whatever else you think of her. Shame on who flagged it.
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
I think data is the first purpose by far, and I wouldn't describe it as "some"
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
Right
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
Let's just forget about the tags, the point is that they're not publishing what Graphene OS needs on any git repository that they can access. Even before that it had been jokes of repositories, but at least you didn't have to
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
NIH? Anyhow you kind of cause more use of AI also if it seems that everyone is using it, and thus you should adopt it too. And nothing actually prevents a vibecoder to clone a repository on SourceHut, they just would be less able to add a t
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
Vibecoders like to make all kinds of things that already exist, often don't care (or notice) if the AI rewrites everything instead of using what exists, and LLMs love to do that.
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by g-b-r 2mo ago
I don't know if it's not working, I couldn't pass it without making an account (yeah I found out I didn't have a SourceHut account yet)
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
Can we freaking sell them dumbphones, then, and stop destroying portable computers for everyone else with that excuse? Which incidentally is often just a pretense for other motives? If computers have suddenly become so dangerous for normal
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
Eh?
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
I've almost never used YouTube with ads, and I'd argue that it's instead insane to have long ads breaking your experience so often. Of course it's a costly service that needs to at least recover the costs, but yeah not w
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
You could have a service that lets you look for promotional information, only when you want. And lets you configure it from a completely random choice of ad, to something tailored for what you're really looking for at the moment (a
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
Just change it to right to express your opinions, which is what was probably meant by the founding fathers. For sure they didn't mean right to bribe and right of companies to "speak", anyhow, so it needs to changed in any ca
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
It is not great that they use the E2EE term to describe TLS, although it's for a good cause
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
My feeling is that he understands your "online culture" much better than you, is very balanced and careful in the video, and you're probably a lot younger, inexperienced with internet groups and impressionable than him. Take
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
If you don't fancy it, maybe, don't obsess on it either, given that it's bs?
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
Aren't rationalists supposed to be objective and motivate their claims, rather than belittling any critic with unsubstantiated statements? > This is a textbook study of motivated reasoning What would be his motive, why would he hav
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
What would you say are the views of the community as a whole, those shared by most of its members?
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by g-b-r 3mo ago
What you wrote means that you're potentially in favor of a dictatorship, by the way? Can I ask you if it's an idea you developed yourself or you read about it somewhere?

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