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by worldsavior 5d ago
Though what about security fixes?
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by worldsavior 6d ago
Why the first picture of mastodon is about Israel?
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by worldsavior 9d ago
No one can control any AI model. It will never be controlled. These models are based on a huge amount of data, it's just gonna be impossible to control the output that is based on that data only with a system prompt or some other injec
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by worldsavior 13d ago
Messaging app is a bit a laggy. If I scroll down, then all the way up, it seems there is a lag until the "Start chat" fully appears.
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Nitter Is Archived Again
5 points by worldsavior 15d ago|0 comments
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by worldsavior 16d ago
What? Can they just look if they fetched certain documents/conversations and feeded them into the training loop?
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by worldsavior 16d ago
It won't be cheaper. 1. If auto cars will be cheap, every one will use them, and none will use public transportation. 2. Oh yeah, we would just waste space outside the city. 3. Right now it's not safer. It will probably drive at t
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by worldsavior 16d ago
Can someone remind me why we need autonomous cars? What's wrong with paying someone to drive? Autonomous cars is an inefficient solution anyway, I don't see how it benefits the rider.
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by worldsavior 18d ago
First!
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by worldsavior 19d ago
I thought it was always about us being the RL. We pay less because they use our usage to train their models.
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by worldsavior 19d ago
It's already expensive, though they still profit. Let's see if this makes it more expensive, since RAM/storage is much harder to come by these days.
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by worldsavior 19d ago
People whom want Linux on Macs obviously already don't want to be put into Apple's ecosystem.
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by worldsavior 19d ago
The firmware sometimes wants more data, different places to set the data, so on. The firmware changes, and you gotta adapt the driver to it. Sometimes it's a complete overhaul.
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by worldsavior 19d ago
That data and that address changes, and the logic changes.
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by worldsavior 19d ago
Well, they will get more people buying MacBooks, though they won't really use their services.
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by worldsavior 20d ago
It seems like youtube-dl/yt-dlp survived. t
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by worldsavior 22d ago
That's because they code their AI tool with AI so they just didn't notice what it added and they forgot about it.
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by worldsavior 23d ago
So what will happen in 18 months?
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by worldsavior 24d ago
Some would say it's Google's TPUs.
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by worldsavior 24d ago
Nothing is wrong. They just don't use MTE yet, they probably have other priorities. They wanted to save some costs until they will use MTE, so they removed some hardware acceleration and downgraded the GPU. Simple as that.
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by worldsavior 24d ago
That's correct. Soon there will be Ladybird, hopefully in a few years a very good competitor to Chrome/Firefox. The thing I'm worried about with Ladybird is it's core logic is being coded by AI. I don't mind AI in o
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by worldsavior 25d ago
That's boring, and unmaintainable.
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by worldsavior 26d ago
Find another hobby, or find another way to make you enjoy coding. Understand underneath what drove you to coding and apply it somewhere else.
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by worldsavior 26d ago
Maybe because openclaw is a security hazard and an unmaintainable codebase without LLMs?
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by worldsavior 27d ago
NGL, that's something a crawler owner would say.
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Is GitHub Down?
2 points by worldsavior 27d ago|2 comments
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by worldsavior 27d ago
Weird how people view "Americans" as different species. Never have I seen someone say "Europeans", "Germans"... "These Americans", "Modern Americans".
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by worldsavior 1mo ago
It makes sense, though they don't seem to take any chances. If Apple ever files a lawsuit, Asahi Linux is done.
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by worldsavior 1mo ago
It's not new Anthropic/OpenAI/whatever trained on copyrighted code and leaks (anna's archive). Companies just don't give a shit because you can't prove it. In Asahi Linux specifically, there was not long ago a
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by worldsavior 1mo ago
Apple probably uses API with ZDR. I'm talking about leaks.

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