> Because if I use an LLM to debug a crash report, then that’s the same category as creating a slop game Steam has clear guidelines on what requires an AI disclosure, and all that people are asking for is that they can…
They don't ask for a ban but for a filter. So that everyone can choose for themselves.
I don't care if 90% of new games get tagged as AI, I am simply not interested in them. The developers don't care if they get tagged? Good, at least they'll be honest about it then. And on top I can filter out the 90% of…
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No, that's Microsoft's approach. Like when they made two generations of XBox consoles boot 5 seconds faster by making the unskippable boot animation 5 seconds shorter. Many years after the exact same issue bottlenecked…
They weren't a dick about it
I think it would be fair to call "Windows subsystem for Linux" a Linux feature, yes. And Android is still the biggest mobile OS.
Firefox built from source is sufficiently sped up that I can notice it starting up at least 1-2 seconds faster. Not that I use the distro for speed, but I'm not complaining about a faster browser. If you insist on…
I remember when the maintainer of an open source XML library contacted dozens of companies for support to fix a critical vulnerability, and most of them didn't even respond and aside from two the rest went basically…
What is not bloat about creating a hidden file for every file in every visited directory? It clutters up outputs, causes needless work for various tools, and deleting them is pointless as the system will just instantly…
> because it would be doing so without having access to the source I find it unlikely that photopea was never scraped for AI training considering they are looking so hard for new material they started buying up and…
Somehow people already had time with their kids before Claude. And before computers. Enjoying life is not a technology problem.
No, it wouldn't. Countries with such a law exist, all you need is reasonable exceptions. With some blurring even Google Streetview is not an issue.
That future is avoidable, but not with this self-fulfilling prophecy mindset.
I don't want to navigate a dark pattern to avoid accidentally deleting a downloaded program, followed by opening settings and entering my password just to run it. And if there is a way to stop Mac OS from spamming…
Chasing maximum productivity in an attempt to outrun time sounds a lot worse if you ask me.
> The EU abolished the €22 VAT exemption on low-value imports Because it was abused by countless vendors that just wrote a random value below 22 Euros on the label no matter how much it cost. > The EU introduced rules…
> Store your Really Important Info in a Google Drive/iCloud synced VeraCrypt volume There is no way I would entrust Google or Apple with keeping important data. Google being infamous for account issues with absolutely…
Which makes the constantly repeated excuse "Closed loop datacenters exist" to refute water use concerns a bit nonsensical.
So a system to recirculate the same 24 gallons per minute would be more expensive than $100k per year for water?
Asynchronous writing basically lets me circumvent all problems I have with communication. I am still terrible at real-time conversations in person, having a weird speech impairment on top is not helpful either.
Same condition maybe, but circumstances? Doesn't sound like it.
Autism has so many possible symptoms and associated problems that it's unlikely someone affected checks all the boxes. One of the first signs I noticed in my childhood was that I was asking myself why everyone treated…
Reminds me of a study[0] I saw recently which concluded that antisocial behaviour from drunk people seems to stem mostly from antisocial people consuming alcohol. [0]…
YouTube's goals are not aligned with what is best for the majority of users. They are optimizing for maximum time spent watching ads, hence they are working against user interests.
> Because if I use an LLM to debug a crash report, then that’s the same category as creating a slop game Steam has clear guidelines on what requires an AI disclosure, and all that people are asking for is that they can…
They don't ask for a ban but for a filter. So that everyone can choose for themselves.
I don't care if 90% of new games get tagged as AI, I am simply not interested in them. The developers don't care if they get tagged? Good, at least they'll be honest about it then. And on top I can filter out the 90% of…
[dead]
No, that's Microsoft's approach. Like when they made two generations of XBox consoles boot 5 seconds faster by making the unskippable boot animation 5 seconds shorter. Many years after the exact same issue bottlenecked…
They weren't a dick about it
I think it would be fair to call "Windows subsystem for Linux" a Linux feature, yes. And Android is still the biggest mobile OS.
Firefox built from source is sufficiently sped up that I can notice it starting up at least 1-2 seconds faster. Not that I use the distro for speed, but I'm not complaining about a faster browser. If you insist on…
I remember when the maintainer of an open source XML library contacted dozens of companies for support to fix a critical vulnerability, and most of them didn't even respond and aside from two the rest went basically…
What is not bloat about creating a hidden file for every file in every visited directory? It clutters up outputs, causes needless work for various tools, and deleting them is pointless as the system will just instantly…
> because it would be doing so without having access to the source I find it unlikely that photopea was never scraped for AI training considering they are looking so hard for new material they started buying up and…
Somehow people already had time with their kids before Claude. And before computers. Enjoying life is not a technology problem.
No, it wouldn't. Countries with such a law exist, all you need is reasonable exceptions. With some blurring even Google Streetview is not an issue.
That future is avoidable, but not with this self-fulfilling prophecy mindset.
I don't want to navigate a dark pattern to avoid accidentally deleting a downloaded program, followed by opening settings and entering my password just to run it. And if there is a way to stop Mac OS from spamming…
Chasing maximum productivity in an attempt to outrun time sounds a lot worse if you ask me.
> The EU abolished the €22 VAT exemption on low-value imports Because it was abused by countless vendors that just wrote a random value below 22 Euros on the label no matter how much it cost. > The EU introduced rules…
> Store your Really Important Info in a Google Drive/iCloud synced VeraCrypt volume There is no way I would entrust Google or Apple with keeping important data. Google being infamous for account issues with absolutely…
Which makes the constantly repeated excuse "Closed loop datacenters exist" to refute water use concerns a bit nonsensical.
So a system to recirculate the same 24 gallons per minute would be more expensive than $100k per year for water?
Asynchronous writing basically lets me circumvent all problems I have with communication. I am still terrible at real-time conversations in person, having a weird speech impairment on top is not helpful either.
Same condition maybe, but circumstances? Doesn't sound like it.
Autism has so many possible symptoms and associated problems that it's unlikely someone affected checks all the boxes. One of the first signs I noticed in my childhood was that I was asking myself why everyone treated…
Reminds me of a study[0] I saw recently which concluded that antisocial behaviour from drunk people seems to stem mostly from antisocial people consuming alcohol. [0]…
YouTube's goals are not aligned with what is best for the majority of users. They are optimizing for maximum time spent watching ads, hence they are working against user interests.