They might need regulations, if they are for-profit companies with a responsibility to shareholders to maximize profit while sacrificing all other values.
I used "Override colors" under Settings -> Accessibility to set nice dark colors. Then I used userChrome.js from https://github.com/AlexVallat/firefox-scripts/ to add a button which toggles the browser preferences…
He's is running GitLab, a rather inefficient webserver.
Could've used some more Cloudflare.
> We also download over four parallel connections where possible. I hope you can turn that off. It fragments the file and puts unnecessary load on the server.
PureDarwin doesn't work on any of the M-series machines, and according to the Github commit log, hasn't been updated since 2024.
> What happens when any AI lab in the world stops caring about this? They never cared.
Mozilla has had a lot of funding over the years. They wasted most of it on useless side-projects. If, instead, they had saved up into a foundation, they could have been financially independent like a decade ago. Do not…
Ideally, the documentation changes would have been merged together with the code changes. In practice, Zig has very poor documentation overall.
Sadly, Debian was already diseased. This is merely another symptom.
There is a browser addon https://github.com/tom-james-watson/old-reddit-redirect to view Old Reddit without an account.
Models aren't source. You can't read them.
It looks like you're trying to destroy the world. Would you like some help with that? /Clippy https://gwern.net/fiction/clippy
Mozilla wasted most of its money on crappy features no one wanted. They should not be subsidized by anyone.
We already gave it the keys. It's got internet access, can write and run code on lots of servers without supervision, and when it doesn't have the access it needs, it just hacks its way in.
I wonder how it compares to Tup ( https://gittup.org/tup/ ).
You can't have both. "Hardware security" means the manufacturer decides which OS can run and you can't override it.
Banks absolutely love security by obscurity. No clue why.
There's no such thing as "reliable" AI.
The "everyone dies" scenario is overwhelmingly likely given that no solutions to either inner or outer alignment exist. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_alignment
Or, more accurately, Please don't.
That's what you get for using unfree software.
I would imagine Red Hat are pretty close to "they", since they created Systemd and then there was the RHEL redistribution controversy [ https://old.reddit.com/r/Fedora/comments/14k8jmw/can_someone... ].
Unfortunate that they aren't using the AGPL license. It will allow SAAS companies to Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish. Indeed, this seems to be already planned. https://radicle.dev/faq "Radworks intends to offer services…
"We need a new standard!" :p
They might need regulations, if they are for-profit companies with a responsibility to shareholders to maximize profit while sacrificing all other values.
I used "Override colors" under Settings -> Accessibility to set nice dark colors. Then I used userChrome.js from https://github.com/AlexVallat/firefox-scripts/ to add a button which toggles the browser preferences…
He's is running GitLab, a rather inefficient webserver.
Could've used some more Cloudflare.
> We also download over four parallel connections where possible. I hope you can turn that off. It fragments the file and puts unnecessary load on the server.
PureDarwin doesn't work on any of the M-series machines, and according to the Github commit log, hasn't been updated since 2024.
> What happens when any AI lab in the world stops caring about this? They never cared.
Mozilla has had a lot of funding over the years. They wasted most of it on useless side-projects. If, instead, they had saved up into a foundation, they could have been financially independent like a decade ago. Do not…
Ideally, the documentation changes would have been merged together with the code changes. In practice, Zig has very poor documentation overall.
Sadly, Debian was already diseased. This is merely another symptom.
There is a browser addon https://github.com/tom-james-watson/old-reddit-redirect to view Old Reddit without an account.
Models aren't source. You can't read them.
It looks like you're trying to destroy the world. Would you like some help with that? /Clippy https://gwern.net/fiction/clippy
Mozilla wasted most of its money on crappy features no one wanted. They should not be subsidized by anyone.
We already gave it the keys. It's got internet access, can write and run code on lots of servers without supervision, and when it doesn't have the access it needs, it just hacks its way in.
I wonder how it compares to Tup ( https://gittup.org/tup/ ).
You can't have both. "Hardware security" means the manufacturer decides which OS can run and you can't override it.
Banks absolutely love security by obscurity. No clue why.
There's no such thing as "reliable" AI.
The "everyone dies" scenario is overwhelmingly likely given that no solutions to either inner or outer alignment exist. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_alignment
Or, more accurately, Please don't.
That's what you get for using unfree software.
I would imagine Red Hat are pretty close to "they", since they created Systemd and then there was the RHEL redistribution controversy [ https://old.reddit.com/r/Fedora/comments/14k8jmw/can_someone... ].
Unfortunate that they aren't using the AGPL license. It will allow SAAS companies to Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish. Indeed, this seems to be already planned. https://radicle.dev/faq "Radworks intends to offer services…
"We need a new standard!" :p