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by rvz 3mo ago
There are many sources that already document it being true so we both know it is not bullshit. [0][1][2] So you think that the water that comes out of these data centers is safe for humans once released and the mass consumption of them is n
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by rvz 3mo ago
Claude decided to take an extra day off, after going on vacation yesterday [0] and when Codex went and took a longer break the day before that. No wonder the amount of water that both Claude and Codex are taking they also need so many frequ
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by rvz 3mo ago
This is (actually) AGI, that truly benefits all of humanity with zero gatekeeping. Now the US government has 5 hours left to (attempt to) stop the release. (and save Anthropic) Let competition run its course and the market (not government)
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by rvz 3mo ago
Very important issue.
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by rvz 3mo ago
What is the point of a "README" when no one is going to read that wall of slop. As soon as I see the common AI fingerprints "No X, No Y", excessive use of commas, and extremely short sentences, it is likely that the auth
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by rvz 3mo ago
Isn't this just FreeBSD re-packaged/branded?
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by rvz 3mo ago
Claude realized a chatbot can take a longer vacation after Codex just did yesterday. So Claude is now on vacation and is unavailable.
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by rvz 3mo ago
This isn't remotely what you think it is and it is just a Window XP lookalike. Flagged.
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by rvz 3mo ago
> Everyone is talking about banning Chinese models but nobody talks how it is feasible to ban them. It is not possible to 100% ban open weight models getting released in the same way you cannot stop leaks. Just ask Meta with the original
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by rvz 3mo ago
Locally installed models never go down and have 99.999% uptime.
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by rvz 3mo ago
What went wrong.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Agreed. A gifted communicator of over-looked topics in science and mathematics and is well deserved of this prize.
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by rvz 3mo ago
> The letterhead of the document also included an image of Mrs. Incredible (aka Elastigirl) replacing the “i” in Pixar. The I in Pixar stands for "Incredible". At the same time, Pixar achieved "AGI" internally.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Another situation where GitHub is crumbling under itself. Last time that happened was less than a week ago. There isn't a CEO of GitHub anywhere to be found to help improve GitHub. The only alternative is to self host.
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by rvz 3mo ago
> I urge readers to think critically when they read press releases like OpenAI’s rogue agent story, and avoid the manipulated reactions these stories are designed to elicit. The first time I have ever seen a mainstream news source that i
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by rvz 3mo ago
Oracle has found another AGI breakthrough internally.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Windows via WSL.
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by rvz 3mo ago
> Codeberg banned projects that « mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools ». Since you studied the entire policy, what is the methodology in determining a project that uses generative AI-tools or not that covers
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by rvz 3mo ago
This is the tech industry's version of 2008.
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by rvz 3mo ago
This is what happens when building software goes to 0. "Build it and they will come" now works well for competition: - If you build it (and it is not useful) they won't come. - If you build it (and it is useful and successful
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by rvz 3mo ago
Well deserved. Congratulations to them!
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by rvz 3mo ago
> If they are now the latter, they should start by clearly stating that ideology so users can make an informed decision on whether Codeberg is the right place for them. So far it is now (unofficially) The hoster of Human-made™ non-crypto
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by rvz 3mo ago
> You can say the same for AI btw As it stands, AI has already surpassed the energy consumption of all cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, and is also burning the entire planet [0]. It is only going up due to the data center build out.
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by rvz 3mo ago
That makes the decision to not use Codeberg even easier for many. If you are after a sustainable and stable code repository to host your projects then Codeberg disqualified themselves. It goes down regularly as much as GitHub and loses to G
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by rvz 3mo ago
If you are going to ban all cryptocurrency projects, you might as well ban all AI slop projects at this point.
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by rvz 3mo ago
In summary: This exploit achieves root (local privilege escalation) via exploiting a page-cache corruption vulnerability in the Linux Kernel's Traffic Control (TC) packet editor. (CVE-2026-46331). It is fixed in v7.1-rc7 Affected Linux
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by rvz 3mo ago
Monday.com has achieved AGI internally.
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by rvz 3mo ago
I would avoid the DGX Spark. For that price and its performance on running local models it is a complete scam. This tweet says it all [0] [0] https://xcancel.com/petergostev/status/1978230978725507108
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by rvz 3mo ago
If you really wanted this device to flop, you should have ignored it. Instead, it has sold out and is being resold on secondary markets. The worst part of this post is that by drawing attention to the device you're indirectly being an
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by rvz 3mo ago
Amazon somehow achieved AGI on their Artificial General Intelligence Unit (AGIU). So they are going to have automated AI research soon to discover AGI with no humans then?

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