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by pluc 16d ago
He is self-described "post-economic" after all.
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by pluc 16d ago
US angry US no big US biggest! US #1!
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by pluc 17d ago
I'd definitely take away his access having seen how vindictive he has been throughout the WPE saga, for everyone's sake
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by pluc 17d ago
https://mullenweg.wtf/ picked up after that
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by pluc 17d ago
It runs great on Linux and Steam Deck https://www.protondb.com/app/275850
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by pluc 17d ago
Isn't it insane that even in the face of complete annihilation through one of our inventions, we go "that wasn't us"? We deserve that shit ten times over
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by pluc 17d ago
Cool cool cool cool
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by pluc 18d ago
This article being down/slow is a great response.
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by pluc 19d ago
Notice how "I built this" but "it did that". A technology built on avoiding consequences.
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by pluc 19d ago
Cheat until caught then lie.
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by pluc 19d ago
They will once they've killed television and they'll get back to the net.
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by pluc 20d ago
As long as it keeps AI in the news
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by pluc 21d ago
Been a while since I've seen an HTTP-only website
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by pluc 22d ago
It's fair to assume if these kids would find that today, it'd go to AI wouldn't it.
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by pluc 23d ago
Find me someone who isn't paid by OpenAI who is saying the same
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by pluc 23d ago
Audacity and Avidemux have allowed me to look much more skilled in media editing than I have any right to claim
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by pluc 23d ago
Refreshing to see there are other outcomes than asking AI what it is these days.
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by pluc 25d ago
> Apple alleges that Liu ran a simulation in March using the circuit schematic file in LTspice, an electrical engineering tool. In messages from around that time, Liu said his AI “agent” learned to run LTspice and review the results. &qu
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by pluc 26d ago
If AI has achieved anything it's a dramatic increase in documentation quality for the sake of training or instructions. I'd argue that if documentation on how to operate your business can be used to feed an agent, your problem was
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by pluc 26d ago
> Ontario is a term thought to have Indigenous origins, either Ontarí:io, a Huron (Wyandot) word meaning "great lake", or possibly skanadario, which means "beautiful water" or "sparkling water" in the Iroquo
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by pluc 26d ago
That's a fun take. As a non-american, I see it as embarrassing for Americans, like most of what you let Trump do. Google is merely complying.
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by pluc 26d ago
When AI produces something it's you that built it, but when AI goes rogue and deletes your inbox it was acting on its own. That's gonna end well.
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by pluc 27d ago
I'm totally with you. The proliferation of AI, to me, is a collective choice of convenience over climate. Remember Covid? We can do something, we just won't.
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by pluc 27d ago
But at least we can talk to search engines now
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by pluc 28d ago
So knowledge is sourced across the entirety of humanity's writing but political stance is sourced from a specific area in a specific time frame huh?
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Debian votes to allow "responsible use of generative AI"(lwn.net)
517 points by pluc 28d ago|486 comments
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by pluc 1mo ago
Fun fact: a billion is 10 to 12th power in French and 10 to the power of 9 in English. A US billion is 1 000 000 000, a French billion is 1 000 000 000 000. (French as in francophone, not exclusively from France)
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by pluc 1mo ago
Remember when Facebook bought Instagram for a BILLION dollars and everyone thought it was insane? THIRTEEN BILLIONS for ONE THING.
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by pluc 1mo ago
First it was that article about how 60℅ of HN posts were AI generated
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by pluc 1mo ago
The only obstacle is everyone using it for everything

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