The FAQ at the bottom of the article says it'll default to off for people in the EU, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Australia, and South Korea. Are you in one of those places?
While I disagree, it's beside your point, because Mumble and Ventrilo also used the term "server." All three also required installing a client application, which Discord did not (my recollection is that Discord was the…
Animations from peoples' names and from their super reactions playing over other content after happening to move my mouse over them is something I'd consider a slight usability issue.
> no official export tools. There actually is technically an official method to request a copy of your own data (think Google Takeout): https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004027692-R... I've used it once.…
> I'm not claiming to be a good person... > I can be a dick and… > I do it... for a... mental health boost... Sounds like a very healthy mental health regime, LOL. You're now arguing that "it's not that serious, bro,…
> I hope every dev realizes by now that there's no meaningful difference between a git clone back then and using LLMs now. There is a difference between running a command to copy someone else's project (which you might…
Is it just a default theme difference, or is the current version actually less themable? Also, the person you replied to mentioned Moksha; that's a fork of Enlightenment 17 (which is what at least two of your…
Should it? Or should it say it can't be sure and to ask a doctor? Doctors might do the same thing, of course, but at least then there's a real (accountable) person responsible for deciding that "threshold."
I think my elementary school had Kid Pix 1.0 when I was in kindergarten, but they upgraded to Kid Pix Deluxe 3 pretty early on, and I ended up convincing my parents to buy a copy of that on DVD, which I still have. The…
I see, you're supposedly just amused by annoying people... that certainly makes you look better, I can see now why I was downvoted. /s If you think your nagware is going to get back at US citizens for completely…
That's a vague and borderline off-topic suggestion, imo. When the problem is too many malicious visitors hammering your server, the amount of time it takes the visitors' browser to run the JavaScript is not the issue;…
> “hi there North American IP, I know how much you like extra hassle hence the love of effectively paying for tarriffs, here, have a little extra work on me!” I'm assuming you're outside the US based on having this…
That is an interesting fact to hear. I don't think my toll road account in Colorado has periodic "service fees," either, though; I only pay for transponder replacements and when I use the toll roads. But aside from…
It's funny, reading that list, it all gives me an instinctual "less-nice neighborhood I wouldn't want to live in" vibe. But I'm sure it's perfectly normal for people who live in more exciting places.
> In fact, in 2008 Congress passed a bill specifically mandating a unified toll payment system, but nothing came of it because the bill had no actual teeth. E-ZPass now has interoperability with the Central United…
> > Chinese consumers already had a high tolerance for slop and AI content fit naturally into this ecosystem without ever triggering an uncanny-valley reflex. > yeah, this isn't due to some inherent acceptance of…
My first guess would be because these passes can be used in Apple Wallet.
So they took search engines, and made it so we have to type more words to get relevant results.
> I'm not sure why this is a surprise. Google most likely uses an efficient yet limited language model to give us search answers. The surprise is that Google decided such an "efficient yet limited language model" is…
That explains why nobody noticed on the internet who was being used in/targeted by this attack, but it doesn't explain why OpenAI wouldn't have noticed traffic getting out of their "sandbox" when they knew it wasn't…
It's actually worse, because if you know what to ask, the books and professors will give you information you can generally take to be reasonably reliable; and if you don't know what to ask, you'll either not find the…
I read their comment as the teacher (who was correct) and a tutor (who used AI) disagreed, not two tutors. With the amount of blatantly false information I've seen LLMs spew out in response to my very simple questions,…
> This is why you'll see people like Alex Tsimerman (look him up) speak nonsense at nearly every council meeting. I Googled that name and found a bunch of stories about him being excluded/banned from council meetings,…
She exceeded the allotted time to speak about the topic of Flock cameras, by starting to talk about them at all during the portion of the meeting about a housing issue. These meetings are about specific topics, not an…
You can blame the people making poorly performing LLM chatbots, not me. (For that matter, the paying users actually funding their insanity have more on their conscience than I do trying to keep up by using tools…
The FAQ at the bottom of the article says it'll default to off for people in the EU, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Australia, and South Korea. Are you in one of those places?
While I disagree, it's beside your point, because Mumble and Ventrilo also used the term "server." All three also required installing a client application, which Discord did not (my recollection is that Discord was the…
Animations from peoples' names and from their super reactions playing over other content after happening to move my mouse over them is something I'd consider a slight usability issue.
> no official export tools. There actually is technically an official method to request a copy of your own data (think Google Takeout): https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004027692-R... I've used it once.…
> I'm not claiming to be a good person... > I can be a dick and… > I do it... for a... mental health boost... Sounds like a very healthy mental health regime, LOL. You're now arguing that "it's not that serious, bro,…
> I hope every dev realizes by now that there's no meaningful difference between a git clone back then and using LLMs now. There is a difference between running a command to copy someone else's project (which you might…
Is it just a default theme difference, or is the current version actually less themable? Also, the person you replied to mentioned Moksha; that's a fork of Enlightenment 17 (which is what at least two of your…
Should it? Or should it say it can't be sure and to ask a doctor? Doctors might do the same thing, of course, but at least then there's a real (accountable) person responsible for deciding that "threshold."
I think my elementary school had Kid Pix 1.0 when I was in kindergarten, but they upgraded to Kid Pix Deluxe 3 pretty early on, and I ended up convincing my parents to buy a copy of that on DVD, which I still have. The…
I see, you're supposedly just amused by annoying people... that certainly makes you look better, I can see now why I was downvoted. /s If you think your nagware is going to get back at US citizens for completely…
That's a vague and borderline off-topic suggestion, imo. When the problem is too many malicious visitors hammering your server, the amount of time it takes the visitors' browser to run the JavaScript is not the issue;…
> “hi there North American IP, I know how much you like extra hassle hence the love of effectively paying for tarriffs, here, have a little extra work on me!” I'm assuming you're outside the US based on having this…
That is an interesting fact to hear. I don't think my toll road account in Colorado has periodic "service fees," either, though; I only pay for transponder replacements and when I use the toll roads. But aside from…
It's funny, reading that list, it all gives me an instinctual "less-nice neighborhood I wouldn't want to live in" vibe. But I'm sure it's perfectly normal for people who live in more exciting places.
> In fact, in 2008 Congress passed a bill specifically mandating a unified toll payment system, but nothing came of it because the bill had no actual teeth. E-ZPass now has interoperability with the Central United…
> > Chinese consumers already had a high tolerance for slop and AI content fit naturally into this ecosystem without ever triggering an uncanny-valley reflex. > yeah, this isn't due to some inherent acceptance of…
My first guess would be because these passes can be used in Apple Wallet.
So they took search engines, and made it so we have to type more words to get relevant results.
> I'm not sure why this is a surprise. Google most likely uses an efficient yet limited language model to give us search answers. The surprise is that Google decided such an "efficient yet limited language model" is…
That explains why nobody noticed on the internet who was being used in/targeted by this attack, but it doesn't explain why OpenAI wouldn't have noticed traffic getting out of their "sandbox" when they knew it wasn't…
It's actually worse, because if you know what to ask, the books and professors will give you information you can generally take to be reasonably reliable; and if you don't know what to ask, you'll either not find the…
I read their comment as the teacher (who was correct) and a tutor (who used AI) disagreed, not two tutors. With the amount of blatantly false information I've seen LLMs spew out in response to my very simple questions,…
> This is why you'll see people like Alex Tsimerman (look him up) speak nonsense at nearly every council meeting. I Googled that name and found a bunch of stories about him being excluded/banned from council meetings,…
She exceeded the allotted time to speak about the topic of Flock cameras, by starting to talk about them at all during the portion of the meeting about a housing issue. These meetings are about specific topics, not an…
You can blame the people making poorly performing LLM chatbots, not me. (For that matter, the paying users actually funding their insanity have more on their conscience than I do trying to keep up by using tools…