True but he probably thought he had big enough of a name to lead his own department as he pleased
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CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Debian Votes To Allow "Responsible Use Of Generative AI"
21·14 days agothis comment feels very reminiscent of the recent “if it was opt in nobody would opt in”
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printersEnglish
5·29 days agoLmfao, as if machining gun parts isn’t alreafy so easy it’s problematic.
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How come do we see neatly without correction under water?
3·30 days agoAir is a fluid; gases & liquids are both fluids
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Technology@lemmy.world•How AI text watermarking works: a visual guideEnglish
1·1 month agoAI traning on AI producing content is called poisoning and can be devastating even if a tiny part of the training set is poison. Stripping this mark makes AI companies unable to detect it as training poison, so it might make it posible for poisoning to occur on a larger scale, which is kind of inevitable as they’re scraping literally all they can & AI generated content is now inevitably part of the training pool
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
News@lemmy.world•New Mexico Supreme Court bars hospital, lapel video in Artesia newborn murder case
8·1 month agoI think you meant prescribe instead of proscribe (one means “recommend” the other means “forbid”)
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•US government map of Africa mislabels every country at global conferenceEnglish
3·1 month agoYeah but AI enables incompetent people. I feel like having to work on something would make you learn enough not to fuck up too bad, generally. But with AI you don’t need to learn or research, you can just ask chatGPT to do whatever and call it a day, if you’re careless enough
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Technology@lemmy.world•Big Tech Told Kids to Code. The Jobs Didn’t Follow.English
141·2 months agoIf the code is GPL they’ll generally be scared to use it. I agree with you for non-copyleft open source though
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Technology@lemmy.world•“This Is Unfair” American A.I. companies say Chinese competitors are copying their A.I English
3·2 months agoExcept the US economy is already dead, and only AI is keeping it “alive”. If AI companies die, the US economy enters a true recession, and rich people would lose a lot of money
No monologue, no images, no sound. Just… concepts. It’s a bit weird.
Even weirder is that I can actually conjure images while asleep (or about to sleep, or barely just woke up).
I loved books as a kid, but never understood why people preferred them to movies where you could actually picture what is happening on the page. It took me until my mid 20s to figure out my experience was different to other people’s.
I can get lost in my imagination, it’s just not visual or auditory
I tried Linux multiple times (out of curiosity / contrarianism I guess) until Windows pissed me off enough, while the Steam Deck proved I could reliably run games with minimal tinkering (frankly not any worse than what I had to do on windows).
So I made the jump, and I have not looked back
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Rust Coreutils cp Ended Up Breaking Ubuntu Image Builds With Latest Incompatibility
12·2 months agoMy issue isn’t with Rust as a language at all, I quite enjoy making my projects with it. My issue is with “Rust rewrites” of GPL software, only to have those rewrites be licensed under MIT/Apache. To me it signifies that these rewrites were never about the safety features of Rust, but that they are attempts at pushing out the GPL
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Rust Coreutils cp Ended Up Breaking Ubuntu Image Builds With Latest Incompatibility
15·2 months agoRust often ends up just being an excuse to rewrite software with corporate-friendly licenses without copyleft. That’s not necessarily true though, Lemmy itself is Rust & licenced under AGPL
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Rust Coreutils cp Ended Up Breaking Ubuntu Image Builds With Latest Incompatibility
361·2 months agoI love rust, but I absolutely hate how it’s used to jam MIT licenses where GPL belongs. Maybe it’s time we consider using corpos tools against them, and use an AI to rewrite GNU utils to Rust, so that people can continue contributing to Rust while not feeding corps?
Edit: Though licensing AI software is iffy at best, you’ve got to own the copyright to something to licence it: Non-human productions are legally non-copyrightable. Also it might be better to just have humans do it anyway. The intent of my message was just that maybe we ought to deprive MIT-licensed projects from FOSS-motivated developers by providing Rust GPL alternatives to MIT/corporate Rust projects
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Technology@lemmy.world•Fable and Mythos: Anthropic says US lifts export ban on its advanced AI toolsEnglish
9·2 months agoChina literally just put out an open weight model that verifiably beats the unverified Mythos claims in some scenarios; the reality is that they most likely want the US to “win” the AI race (which they cant, closed models will always be beat by open weight, which is what China is doing)
They’re already on shaky finances, having an export ban would just pop the bubble sooner (and what remains of the US economy along with it)
Didn’t the boston tea party start because they lowered the price of legally imported (and thus taxed) tea, undermining smugglers?
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Technology@lemmy.world•Micron locks in historically high memory prices for five yearsEnglish
25·3 months agoThey are scaling up but as with other things they will most likely scale to their inner market first, and then I doubt they’ll subsidize a price depreciation to help westerners when they can get the profits for themselves
CommanderCloon@lemmy.mlto
Technology@lemmy.world•Micron locks in historically high memory prices for five yearsEnglish
11·3 months agoBut did you think about China Bad™?


That makes it funnier ngl