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by isodev 10mo ago
Indeed, and the entire concept of smarter Siri, chatGPT integration as well as apple's ever-increasing Ad surfaces ... is powered by aggegading more and more usage analytics from users. There are so many that come on by default when yo
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by isodev 10mo ago
How likely is it to even remember “the AI stuff” 2-3 years from now? What we’re trying to do with LLMs today is extremely unsustainable. NVidia/openai will run out of silly investors eventually…
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by isodev 10mo ago
Apple has created an entire programming language (Swift) as part of their "marketing toolbox". > genuinely serious about preserving user privacy Nope, not anymore. That ship has sailed and more revenue is to be made by harvesti
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by isodev 10mo ago
Seriously, all this noise so we can get another walled garden thing. I’m not writing a single line of code for this “platform”.
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by isodev 10mo ago
There is also the matter of how training data was licensed to create these models. Local or not, it’s still based on stolen content. And really what transformative use case is there to have AI in the browser - none of the ones currently ava
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by isodev 10mo ago
You watch too many movies, there are plenty of other things for the missiles to track. Transponder in civilian airspace is just how you keep planes from crashing into each other.
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by isodev 10mo ago
Can’t you do it safely, with transponder on? It’s not like it will get softer or anything.
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by isodev 10mo ago
You’re looking at this from a point where the only piece of information about you out there is the data collected by the roomba. In reality, every sensible data broker would just add that signal to your already verbose profile and feed it t
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by isodev 10mo ago
Claude reads and writes Gleam just fine. I think as long as the language syntax is well documented (with examples) and has meaningful diagnostics, LLMs can be useful. Gleam has both brilliant docs and diagnostics rivalling Rust. Gleam is al
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by isodev 10mo ago
> it seems like an awful idea for a government You mean the government that’s already the tax authority for which you create and report invoices? I can promise you it’s a good thing. Electronic invoices are a lot easier for us (obviously
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by isodev 10mo ago
> doesn't taste like any natural food Remember the target audience - people would rather drink and die from raw milk than get a shot for a completely preventable sickness.
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by isodev 10mo ago
> an audience who might not be familiar with CVEs If there are so many React developers out there using server side components while not familiar with the concept of CVEs, we’re in very serious trouble.
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by isodev 10mo ago
I know tech bros like to come up with fancy words to make trivial things sounds fancy but as long as it’s a slop out process, it’s vibe coding. If you’re fixing what a bot spits out, should be a different word … something painful that could
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by isodev 10mo ago
If you’re letting Claude write code you’re vibe coding
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by isodev 10mo ago
isn't that just because it's an Apple device? I mean, there are people buying those old Macs that shipped with System 7 or 9... it's a fun hobby I guess. But there again, fast forward to 2025, you download a 17GB OS update so
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by isodev 10mo ago
I wonder why in every movie about Steve Jobs, he is somehow "inventing" the mp3 player / iPod as a better alternative to the walkman, only to find ourselves in 2025 wanting to buy a walkman and not even knowing what iPod is?
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by isodev 10mo ago
> a bunch of out-of-touchers decided that the customers will want to prefer to be Safe You mean the other way around, right? Because what could possibly go wrong when we let a language model hallucinate its way through which terminal com
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by isodev 11mo ago
It’s an effective tool to influence less informed people. How else would they make Farage/Brexit/FN/VB/Orban/… things relevant in public discourse?
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by isodev 11mo ago
> starting to feel LLMs are intelligent LLMs are fancy “lorem ipsum based on a keyword” text generators. They can never become intelligent … or learn how to count or do math without the help of tools. It can probably generate a story abo
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by isodev 11mo ago
No divine right, just consumer protection. USanians have been raised to believe that corporations are somehow above the law but that’s not true. Play stupid games, earn stupid fines a.k.a fuck with people and people will fuck back.
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by isodev 11mo ago
It doesn’t actually solve those math problems though, does it? It replies with a solution if it has seen one often enough in training data or something that looks like a solution but isn’t. At the end, the human still needs to proof it. Sam
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by isodev 11mo ago
I don’t think people hate models. They hate that techbros are putting LLMs in places they don’t belong … and then trying to anthropomorphize the thing finding what best rhymes with your prompt as “reasoning” and “intelligence” (which it is
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by isodev 11mo ago
> EU isn't a strong negotiator The EU is a strong negotiator, we just prefer that everyone works with the carrot because the stick is uncivilised and hurts a lot.
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by isodev 11mo ago
Examples for what? Name one feature that isn’t performative privacy to look good in press releases? - it’s probably opt in, Apple somehow excludes themselves from the list of baddies, can’t be audited, there are different ways to get the da
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by isodev 11mo ago
> Apple focused so much on privacy Apple also doesn't have actual privacy since their focus was using the word strategically against their competitors, not actually protecting user data. > Subramanya, who Apple describes as a &qu
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by isodev 11mo ago
I'm not sure Apple can be a good steward of such an open, plug-in based solution - they would always put in some restrictions to make the process very complicated and not accessible to platforms and developers. At the same time, making
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by isodev 11mo ago
It’s so black and white, it’s a question of signals and eventually consequences. Even if the vote doesn’t pass, that’s not the primary objective here I think.
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by isodev 11mo ago
I think it’s a fair concern, e.g. forgejo is a simple directory on disk, with an option to make that into an S3 storage. It really is a no brainer to set that up for as much resilience as necessary with various degrees of “advanced” dependi
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by isodev 11mo ago
Container registry and a lot more, they call it Package registry in the docs https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/user/packages/
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by isodev 11mo ago
> I'm really excited about Forgejo Our product studio with currently around 50 users who need daily git access moved to a self hosted forgejo nearly 2 years ago. I really can’t overstate the positive effects of this transition. Forg

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