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by officeplant 8d ago
Except nothing about AI produces properly open source code? You can't prove it didn't pull from closed source code, no more clean room approaches if everyone just wants to bow to the LLMs. Even beyond all the other ethical issues
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by officeplant 8d ago
>I really don't get their approach. Besides, Linux (and Linus) accepts and are doing AI contributions, so their argument makes no sense (since they're a Linux distro) Sometimes the base has to fight the insanity coming from the
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by officeplant 8d ago
>Every other profession has increased their productivity. You dropped this /s
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by officeplant 8d ago
Apparently the Swede's have a term for how I live my life in general. Gotta minimize the work for whoever shows up after I pull the eject lever.
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by officeplant 8d ago
I'm on the other side of the country, and I can watch new super deluxe drive-thru carwashes being built with a storage facility neighbor. The crazy part being two blocks over is a competing super deluxe-carwash with storage facility ne
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by officeplant 9d ago
I can't believe its not butter
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by officeplant 9d ago
Sometimes I have to log in just to ask: Why would you think one of the more beloved projects for linux mobile phones would be pro-AI?
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by officeplant 15d ago
> just like how the US went into Afghanistan for no reason in 2001. We did go there for no reason since they weren't involved in 9/11.
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by officeplant 15d ago
I'm sure the Torment Nexus can be improved.
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by officeplant 15d ago
>In theory the LLM will escalate or recommend professional help if they're out of their depth. Given there have been multiple suicides driven by LLMs. I really doubt that.
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by officeplant 15d ago
Honestly I could go for a mental health cougar right about now.
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by officeplant 16d ago
Iphone Air uses the C1X, The C1 was used in the 16E.
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by officeplant 16d ago
>but there's not one for miles in my neighborhood. Pet owners should know to bring bags with them, as they are taking the pet out for it to shit somewhere other than their yard. It's 100% an asshole pet owner problem. Owning a
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by officeplant 16d ago
>while the AIs are still developing too quickly for enshittification LLM's were born enshittified, there was no enjoyable era. It was made by the enshittification machine for the enshittification machine.
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by officeplant 16d ago
Bill Hicks really did say it best when it came to marketing: "By the way if anyone here is in advertising or marketing… kill yourself. It’s just a little thought; I’m just trying to plant seeds. Maybe one day they’ll take root – I don’
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by officeplant 16d ago
>Microsoft literally does not have a product like this. Well yes their product like this is so old its already been discontinued. The Surface Duo targeted the same unfolded layout / passport sized folded device the iPhone Duo is, bu
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by officeplant 16d ago
>You don’t have reasonable access to a charger during a marathon or a long hike Isn't this the market they made the Ultra for?
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by officeplant 17d ago
> it's somewhat uncommon for people to actually buy their phones outright unless you make a lot of money Or like many of us, you buy cheaper phones outright for your prepaid phone plans. The fact that people still go for contract ph
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by officeplant 17d ago
Hell before the recent price hikes $2000 would get you a Macbook Neo, an iPad Mini, and an iPhone 17e.
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by officeplant 17d ago
I can't even afford the 17e, who is this we?
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by officeplant 17d ago
Will have to give it a fingernail test in the apple store so I'm not destroying my own $2000 phone.
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by officeplant 17d ago
Apple: Every one else does folding wrong! Also Apple: We've done it the exact way Samsung and Microsoft did it! We even used the same Duo name as Microsoft!
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by officeplant 17d ago
Multiple times actually, lmao. Unfortunately its only worth $19,000 currently (sticker price of $67,000 three years ago)
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by officeplant 17d ago
>Automatic braking alone is a huge deal Except I had to turn it off for my Ford E-Transit, because it will freak out at nothing. Sometimes it screams at me for cars that aren't even in my lane that suddenly slowed. Sometimes it mi
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by officeplant 1mo ago
>They somehow convinced people low power consumption on CPU mattered. As an ARM processor enthusiast since the 90's, it's all I care about. I'm not convinced it will ever stop being important.
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by officeplant 1mo ago
>they haven't improved the microarchitecture since 2012. No, but they did beat 14nm like a dead horse for almost a decade. So you're not that far off.
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by officeplant 1mo ago
>Start cheering on successes. Sure, when success stops being the environmental destruction of every area he sets up shop in for SpaceX launches.
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by officeplant 1mo ago
> It would help lift a lot of people in that area out of poverty. It's not gonna help us do shit. It will line the pockets of the usual wealthy Louisiana oil barons and politicians similar to the Meta Datacenter that got backed doo
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by officeplant 1mo ago
As a local who will probably end up doing work for or adjacent to this project: Fuck Elon get out of my state.
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by officeplant 1mo ago
>I would like to note that batteries at end of life are chemical waste and have to be disposed properly. As far as countries like the US is concerned we need to mirror our policies with lead acid batteries. Recycling chains need to be s

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