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by hananova 7mo ago
This comment is dismissing a thoughtful and factual article by the character of the writer rather than the truth of their words. Interesting.
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by hananova 7mo ago
> Quixotic, unworkable, pointless. It’s fundamentally impossible (at least without a level of surveillance that would obviously be unavceptable) to prove the “artisanal hand-crafted human code” label. Difficulty of enforcing is a detail.
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by hananova 7mo ago
Very next sentence lists the penalty for lying. So you can defraud the project, but only if you can walk the walk and talk the talk well enough for them to never notice you’re using an LLM. At that point it’s more effort than just complying
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by hananova 7mo ago
My manager can try. I’ll say no, and he’ll be welcome to start the slow process of laying me off, which will end in my employer having to pay me 10 months worth of wages. By the time I’ll be faced with having to find a new job, I’ll be reti
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by hananova 7mo ago
It’s also a sign to point to when the fraud is uncovered.
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by hananova 7mo ago
You are literally being the cliché of “Techbros don’t understand consent.” Don’t be that way.
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by hananova 7mo ago
> Claude and GPT regularly write programs that are way better than what I would’ve written. I’m sorry but this says more about you than about the models. It is certainly not the case for me!
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by hananova 7mo ago
I don’t care what an LLM thinks though. Care to share your own thoughts?
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by hananova 7mo ago
It’s not excellent anything, except perhaps excellent LLM slop. Cut it out.
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by hananova 7mo ago
Ever since the sloppification of the internet began, I’ve called out hundreds of LLM slop posts. I’ve gotten about 50 responses back from the author, most of them admitting to LLM usage, with only a single one initially vehemently denying i
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by hananova 7mo ago
Self-hosted, semi-popular project. The forge itself runs two unmodified copies of forgejo, which one you get served depends on if you trip the LLM detection. There are some obvious give-aways to avoid bad stuff happening to people that just
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by hananova 7mo ago
Yeah. I enjoy the modern trend of not even showing the EULA on the screen where you agree to it. Those will all be so easy to get thrown out if they ever become a problem.
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by hananova 7mo ago
Maybe have a signup flow where you can skip the new account restriction by putting some file on a website of some currently trending link. And then the restriction is lifted temporarily for the thread linking to it?
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by hananova 7mo ago
This is why I’ve recently modified my git forge to return subtly and maliciously buggy code if it detects it is being accessed by an LLM. I won’t link it, and I won’t do a write up to retain effectiveness, but I have already found at least
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by hananova 7mo ago
It’s both.
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by hananova 7mo ago
Why would I give a rat’s ass what my CEO thinks. I do my job the way I want to in a way that allows me to keep going. If the CEO wants it a different way he can fire me, and pay me 10 months worth of wages while I look for a different job.
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by hananova 7mo ago
I bet if residential proxy ips were added to blocklists en masse that those ISPs would rather quickly clean up their network.
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by hananova 7mo ago
So let’s do a little thought experiment. Which of the outcomes is more likely to happen: 1. People somehow, in big enough parts of the world to overcome the “Brussels Effect”, manage to avoid age verification laws getting passed. 2. Laws ge
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by hananova 7mo ago
Because the government has a monopoly on violence and enforcement of the law. That’s why they can force you. If you don’t like it, move somewhere else. Also, the uproar here is hilarious, because many people here literally get paid to work
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by hananova 7mo ago
I’m not sure why you’re bringing up LLMs at all. I’m very anti-AI, so you’re barking up the wrong tree. Either way, your first paragraph is irrelevant. If your local law says that your software needs to obey some law, then it has to, and th
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by hananova 7mo ago
I can't fathom all the rage and confusion here about these laws. It's been a well-known effect since forever that when a government deems that something needs to be done, they'll go for the first "something-shaped"
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by hananova 7mo ago
But there is total transparency though? Meta is using all your data, always. And the harder they say they’re not, the sneakier they’re doing it.
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by hananova 7mo ago
Nowhere is it stated that it is a score out of 100. It is a baseline of 0, good actions make it go up, bad actions make it go down.
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by hananova 8mo ago
Child mutilation is obviously harmless to ban of course. Though calling trans resources that is equally obviously disingenuous. Maybe Americans should take a break from criticizing the EU and fix their own shit first. It's incredibly f
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by hananova 8mo ago
(1) Is also because it's literally vandalism. (2) Also points out that there were posts of holocaust denial, which has been illegal in most of europe for literal decades. (3) Is an article about an investigation into whether or not the
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by hananova 8mo ago
Robocalls nowadays tend to wait for you to break dead air before they start playing the recording (I don't know why.) So I've recently started not speaking immediately when someone calls me, and if after 10 seconds the counterpart
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by hananova 8mo ago
At least where I live, a fistfight from decades ago wouldn’t be on the certificate. In your example you want to know about serious crimes, but ask for violent crimes, why are you surprised that the answer you get won’t be useful to make a d
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by hananova 8mo ago
The jail time is the entire punishment. To allow punishment to continue afterward is to invite recidivism.
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by hananova 8mo ago
Which is why in any country where criminal history is considered discrimination, this information is simply not provided. Because these companies have learned over the years that "please don't do X" just doesn't work wit
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by hananova 8mo ago
In many sane countries, companies can ask you to provide a legal certificate that you did not commit X category of crime. This certificate will then either say that you did not do any crimes in that category, or it will say that you did com

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