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by wobfan 1y ago
In my experience, >95% of the people you see online (comments, selfies, posts) seem way worse - more evil, arrogant, or enraging - than even the worst <1% of people I’ve met in real life. And that definitely doesn’t help those of us w
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by wobfan 1y ago
Based on what I've read I'm quite sure a cracked toe is way more dangerous than a contrast agent.
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by wobfan 1y ago
100%. Though their UI has been update a little with the last major release. > But compare it to immich for example and they're just not playing in the same league imo I mean, this doesn't make sense at all, tbf. They're li
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by wobfan 1y ago
Ladybird will be a Firefox alternative, nothing more. It can't be, by definition. People are not using Chrome, Edge or Safari because they're great browsers. They use it because it's preinstalled and good enough. They don&#x2
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by wobfan 1y ago
I mean if you want a working Nextcloud instance, available through VPN with backups, then no, it doesn't get more complicated than that, actually. It is incredibly easy.
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by wobfan 1y ago
> nextCloud and friends is a complete disaster in my oppinion. Why is that? Have been using NextCloud in our company and for myself, and I couldn't be happier, no issues since 3 years, all the tools and plugins I need, sync running
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by wobfan 1y ago
> The fact that they made this change to make these items far easier to simply earn should say a lot about the ethos of the company though. Them letting it happen for literal decades while being highly aware of what they're doing sa
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by wobfan 1y ago
Thought the same. The human-generated content is just as brainless as the AI-generated slop. People who watched the first will also watch the latter. This will not change a lot, I think.
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by wobfan 1y ago
Do you mind providing sources for that? Because, as a EU citizen, I have never in my life seen any tests that carmarkers are advertising with that focus on pedestrians. I am regularly seeing tests that focus on occupants though, e.g. the Eu
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by wobfan 1y ago
> it's open source, get over it (and this one even convert to open source after a while) You're literally acknowledging that it's not open source in the brackets.
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by wobfan 1y ago
> highly sophisticated nation-state threat actor Sure thing. It's so hard not to hate this PR stuff when they can't even be a tiny bit humble. "The hackers were so sophisticated and organized, we didn't even have a ch
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by wobfan 1y ago
I mean, they need arguments to make their user base buy a new iPhone. Does a thinner, smaller battery make you buy it? No. Does Apple Intelligence make you buy it? Maybe, but it won't be released in the next 100 years. Does a very slig
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by wobfan 1y ago
I don't want to motivate anyone to switch back to Windows (because Microsoft), but for anyone who doesn't want to or can't switch, but also doesn't want to endure Microsoft's chosen way of entirely ignoring user nee
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by wobfan 1y ago
> Same in Germany. That's not right. Still expensive, but the dual abo for Sky Bundesliga + DAZN is 65€ per month.[1] 1 https://www.sky.de/pakete-produkte/sky-dazn
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by wobfan 1y ago
This. The app is virtually indifferent to what it looked like literally 4 years ago, apart from having some more rounded edges and some different animations. I know there will have been some required changes from Apple/Google, but it w
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by wobfan 1y ago
While true, at least in my understanding of the world there is a massive difference in people involved in CSAM and people watching porn. The latter one is probably like 80% of humans with access to internet, the first one is hopefully a tin
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by wobfan 1y ago
This is wrong. Yes, they require constant maintenance. But that maintenance is pretty limited in scope, if it is required even. All they have to do is to push some updates once or twice a year at max, and maybe update the usage of some APIs
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by wobfan 1y ago
> make. No, made . Which is a very important difference.
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by wobfan 1y ago
> I certainly hope my medical team is using AI tools, as they have been repeatedly demonstrated to be more accurate than doctors. AI is not a new tool - transformer-based LLMs are. Which is what this post is about. The latter are very kn
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by wobfan 1y ago
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by wobfan 1y ago
The tallest mountain is Mount Everest.
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by wobfan 1y ago
> Nobody pays for anything with user centric standards. ??? Why do you think this?
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by wobfan 1y ago
That's your choice, but then you also shouldn't take part in the comments, IMO.
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by wobfan 1y ago
Where is this saying that LLMs code quality is bad? > cheap, low-quality products Product quality != code quality.
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by wobfan 1y ago
100%. Generative AI is and will always be trained on more or less all open source code that is out there, and by definition, from the training data, it will create a mix of this, which will statistically be mediocre. Which is fine, as long
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by wobfan 1y ago
I feel like no one has read the article, instead anyone jumps on the defense and says "but my AI code is good!!!!". It's not even about the quality, and no one said that AI just produces garbage, especially with newer models.
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by wobfan 1y ago
This doesn't make any sense, a lot of the statements are especially true now, and would've been wrong in 2023. Your comment sounds like a weak defense instead, like saying "ahh you just don't get hip hop, you're too
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by wobfan 1y ago
I mean yeah, why break crypto when you can break kneecaps?
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by wobfan 1y ago
What does this have to do with chat scanning? Theyre not scanning the chats of the ones complaining, nor any multicultural people? It's about child abuse and it has been a thing for like always. Also, weakening or prohibiting encryptio
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by wobfan 1y ago
It'll definitely save the criminals. Selling drugs on the Internet is also illegal. Selling them in real life too. How many people are doing it still? Doesn't seem very effective, this solution.

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