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by nottorp 2mo ago
Huh, why is the comment from the link poster flagged and dead?
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by nottorp 2mo ago
By the way, this is the method that uni professors have been using to catch students using LLMs to do homework. Paste any document in any LLM and you'll risk that, it's not something Microsoft specific.
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by nottorp 2mo ago
First LLM worm.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
This being an ad aside, does the model do the job or does it only make you feel good?
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> And very little of what has been published in the past 15 years has been worthwhile. I'd say that's survivor bias. Take any 15 year time period and 98% of what has been published in any form will be crap. We just remember onl
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by nottorp 3mo ago
Are they cutting the default world update distance to leave more room for bling too? :)
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by nottorp 3mo ago
And of course when they do try they have nothing like github's $7/month (now $4) base subscription. They want 19.99 per user per month. And then they wonder why they go bankrupt like those dignified German car manufacturers. It&#x
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by nottorp 3mo ago
what does mercurial have to do with merging? a merge is a merge in both git and hg.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
Self hosted gitlab etc. What if you can't be bothered and would rather pay a symbolic subscription, like what github offers?
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by nottorp 3mo ago
Even if it were automatic, there is no guarantee web sites will respect it. Is there any reason for allowing this tracking browser side besides a little convenience for the web devs?
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> I don’t dislike Rust I do. Not for any technical reason, but because the Rust evangelists seem ready to burn me at the stake if i don't agree that memory safety is the one true god and Rust is it's prophet. They hurt the lang
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by nottorp 3mo ago
Not in my experience... but then I haven't had "paper" cash since 200x (small x).
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by nottorp 3mo ago
It's apples to oranges. No matter how many reasons one has to avoid github, Codeberg is only an alternative for open source hosting. Are there any alternatives that you could use for closed source development that aren't owned b
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> Since I want GitHub to face competition I have thoughts. Github allows private repos, organization access control etc. I don't see how Codeberg is competition.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
... because the physical support would give people ownership over the music and we can't have that.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
Are they going to switch to plastic while they're at it? That's the only thing I'll miss if Romania ever switches to Euro. Cash you can launder. Literally.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
Interesting. Every time Codeberg was mentioned on here it was perfectly clear they only host public open source projects. Why would you even assume they allow private repos?
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by nottorp 3mo ago
I don't view this decision as censorship, more like anti spam...
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> have the ability to look at a poster and instantly clock that it was AI-generated? But soulless corporate bullshit was the same before "AI". It doesn't matter how it was produced, it's just that "AI" does
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by nottorp 3mo ago
I'm not an "AI" so I make spelling mistakes?
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> Passkeys were invented by security engineers with zero understanding of the consumer brain. ... of the human brain.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> he entire premise that Meta is driving this with $2B of lobbying is an AI hallucination. I guess the $2B is hallucination. But it makes sense for them to do the "think of the children" lobby.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
It doesn't matter what they spent excatly but it's in their direct interest to raise legal moats for competitors. Kind of like what Allegedly Open AI tried with the "AI will kill us all" threats.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> is basically a surefire way to find results written by genuine humans Was a surefire way?
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> all new technologies online were driven by the porn industry Rule 34: there is already tons of AI porn online :)
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by nottorp 3mo ago
What I wonder is what will Anthropic come up with on the PR front next.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
What about my desktop? Will it detect what models a desktop can run?
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by nottorp 3mo ago
But will Nintendo and the like be able to retain pricing for much longer? Of course they have better contracts but for how long?
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by nottorp 3mo ago
Mostly I'd say their downfall was that they encouraged copypasta material and actively discouraged any kind of behaviour that would have built a community.
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by nottorp 3mo ago
> I actually really like the term content creator, because it removes the artificial boundaries that come with being a writer, photographer, filmmaker, etc. and just lets you make stuff. The medium doesn't matter if you're a co

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