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by w4ffl35 3y ago
good points. my main projects are free software as they are using GPL and AGPL
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
I mentioned this in an above comment - here is a repo that I use in two of my apps that I compile with pyinstaller and distribute: https://github.com/Capsize-Games/aihandler/blob/master/setup... There ar
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
> You don't vendor anything. You only name it as dependency i'm not? how are you using the term "software vendoring" specifically? I am packaging with pyinstaller and distributing as an app.
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
agreed on all this > International law is not the same thing as the EU dictating laws that they want to apply internationally I definitely used the wrong term.
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
this is where my confusion is: i am writing software and adding to github, compiling on github and pushing to itch.io. lots of people from EU have downloaded my software and even donated. am i serving customers in the EU? IMO no, but i coul
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
never have never will. i strangely have no desire.
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
probably AI porn fears
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
look at all these libraries that i package with my distributed software: https://github.com/Capsize-Games/aihandler/blob/master/setup... On top of that, there are dependencies for each of those libraries
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
now that I am fine with, but i still think this is nutty overall. there's nothing wrong with anon contributions to software.
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
> Rightfully so who cares if some nameless guy in a shack contributed to your third-party libraries? anon people contribute to open source software all the time, its irrelevant, as is their living situation.
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
this is a good point.
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
As a US based developer, would I have the option to ban people in the EU from using my software? It's the only way I would be able to keep distributing. Edit: I think I misunderstood. This seems to only apply to OSS non profits. Edit 2
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
> but ain't no way we run models meant to run on 8 nvidia A100 on our smartphones in the next 5 years m$ has been working on an AI chip since 2019 so i think we will.
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
Ok this makes sense, thanks for the clarification.
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by w4ffl35 3y ago
There are many github alternatives. Are you saying you'd prefer your ci/cd pipeline to be scattered across services, or that you'd like a github backup if it goes down? You could probably mirror your code on gitlab and host a
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
I worked at Google too when they bought the company I was working for and turned themselves into an ad company. Then shortly afterwards I was fired with hundreds of other engineers. Then I went on to work at threadless, and a fin tech compa
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
> If this is the wrong approach for GitHub, it is a problem with the way all these AI are trained. Broken logic.
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
the compiled app is meant for people to install and use with their GPU and runs on as low as a GTX 1080. I haven't tested against CPU only builds. You can take a look at the source code and see if it would be useful to you.
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
I made an app for running t5 locally - compiled version allows you to run without installing anything. https://capsizegames.itch.io/chat-ai https://github.com/Capsize-Games/chatai
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
i keep emphasizing this: i don't think we'll be programming any more down the line, i think we'll be engineering with an AI assistant like tony stark. obviously i could be mistaken but it looks like things are heading in that
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
i am trying to solve many business problems as I am building apps that allow people to use stable diffusion and LLMs locally on their own hardware without the need to install anything and i'm doing it with compiled python that I have t
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
interesting takes. i guess if you're using ai for basic things like that it makes sense to not like it
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
i think maybe you're using ai wrong. its not akin to stackoverflow answers, its more akin to a jr programmer that can bang out some code for you while you go to the kitchen or bathroom and then you fix a few mistakes and integrate it w
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
Have you tried it yet? It is significantly better than a stackoverflow answer. I've been using copilot since release and have now integrated chatgpt into that workflow (thankfully copilot using chatgpt 4 and some tricks I figured out t
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
"Teenage" lol. I have not stopped messing with Stable Diffusion and llms for like 7 months now and I've been a software engineer for 20 years. I use copilot and chatgpt and my own brain and have released two compiled python a
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
they could just make TikTok and get everyone addicted to using it
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
If this is real it's hilarious
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
the chinese have been spying on us navy ships for a long time with drones. the public is just becoming aware because there was a big ufo awareness campaign that ran online for a few years and now we are shooting down their spy crafts.
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
what do you mean by winner, and what do you mean by "boring" tech? advanced algorithms and the things you can make with them are pretty cool, and i'd argue the boring is subjective (ai could be considered boring). "ai&qu
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by w4ffl35 4y ago
its also a really soft take. i prefer peter thiel's recent address https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ4rc7npiXQ

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