Eskating cyclist, gamer and enjoyer of anime. Probably an artist. Also I code sometimes, pretty much just to mod titanfall 2 tho.
Introverted, yet I enjoy discussion to a fault.
Still just on the first step, embrace.
Apparently threads didn’t support federating replies (comments) on posts until this.
And you still won’t be able to reply to the federated comments on posts, just see them.
They are really not in a hurry to properly support federating. I honestly didn’t realize Threads’ federation support was this pathetic.
Modern ADSL and VDSL can get you pretty far… But they don’t hold a candle to fibre.
“Haha, lol, know that cool sci-fi cautionary tale? We should do that, but irl!”
- Every tech company, for some reason.
Happy cake day!
Happy cake day!
There’s also the fact that they can’t tell reality apart from fiction in general, because they don’t understand anything in the first place.
LLMs have no way of differentiating fantasy RPG elements from IRL things. So they can lose the plot on what is being discussed suddenly, and for seemingly no reason.
LLMs don’t just “learn” facts from their training data. They learn how to pretend to be thinking, they can mimic but not really comprehend. If there were facts in the training data, it can regurgitate them, but it doesn’t actually know which facts apply to which subjects, or when to not make some up.
Oh dear, had to pay a million dollar fine… What’s this, a million dollar bonus? How did that happen?
That is some serious “capitalism can solve anything and therefore will, if only we let it”-type brain rot.
This “solution” relies on so many assumptions that don’t even begin to hold water.
Of course any utopian framework for society could deal with every conceivable problem… But in practice they don’t, and always require intentional regulation to a greater or lesser extent in order to prevent harm, because humans are humans.
This particular potential problem is almost certainly not the kind that simply “solves itself” if you let it.
And IMO suggesting otherwise is an irresponsible perpetuation of the kind of thinking that has led human civilization to the current reality of millions starving in the next few decades, due to the predictable environmental destruction of arable land in the near future.
80 and 443 are the standard ports for webpages (http and https respectively). Lot of selfhosted software with web-based frontends will therefore try to use them.
You can change the ports for the bitwarden container to whatever you like, but the “proper” way to set up multiple services with web-based interfaces like this, is to use a reverse proxy to make them all accessible via these two standard ports. (Caddy is popular for this)
You can then access them using their respective subdomains or subpaths.
it’s like a no-fly list, but for being alive
ftfy
Even if someone did steal a mars-bar… Banning them from all food-selling establishments seems… Disproportional.
Like if you steal out of necessity, and get caught once, you then just starve?
Obviously not all grocers/chains/restaurants are that networked yet, but are we gonna get to a point where hungry people are turned away at every business that provides food, once they are on “the list”?
Tachiyomi
Yes, that was WineD3D, which still has to be used in some cases.
But that’s still not DirectX, what I was saying is that you don’t actually run DirectX in Wine. You have to translate it to Vulkan or OpenGL.
Not that this stuff isn’t part of Wine.
They’re new.
I didn’t claim they’re worth recommending yet. AFAIK they’re pretty great now, and with more issues worked out on the hardware side, Battlemage has great potential.
Wine doesn’t do DirectX. A wine environment set up for gaming uses DXVK or VKD3D to translate everything to Vulkan.
We already do?
DXVK and VKD3D have been translating DirectX 9-12 to Vulkan for a while now, allowing DirectX games and applications to run on hardware and/or operating systems that don’t support DirectX.
Intels ARC GPUs don’t even support DirectX on a hardware level, like it’s just straight up not there. Intels drivers instead just translate it to Vulkan, and their at times insane FPS boosts from driver updates was due to them improving that translation and getting closer to 1:1 performance.
Except that in this case even if you say no, the law has already required that e2ee be broken and backdoored.
Shit.
This could work. “We only scan your shit with your permission” might placate enough people for them to not realise that to make that possibly at all, security has already been compromised, as required by law.
This does not alleviate the issues of the original proposal in any way whatsoever.
My initial reaction to the announcement clips was that of disgust.
Like auditory uncanny valley. The result is impressive, but holy fuck hearing it speak makes me cringe, I want to shut it up asap.
Unplug it before it can ask if I want to kill myself, as if it actually cares, and isn’t a million coin tosses away from acting on some random training data to encourage me to do it instead of not.
To interact with humans with such sycophancy, I am viscerally creeped out imagining the design objectives.
The worst part is, it’s being presented with the same false confidence that LLMs themselves exhibit… Even as they confidently explain how simple it is to prove the earth is flat when you ask.
Fucking hell, the tech is amazing, but can we not handwave away the limitations and irresponsibly apply it to literally everything, as if just a few more yottabytes of training data means it’ll stop making mistakes “aaaany second now”.
sigh of relief