What AI haters don't get is that the people fanning the flames of AI(LLM's) hate are the same people who want you to buy their subscriptions, because they know the only place the real damage occurs is in OpenSource communities.
AI use for Open Source projects is arguably the one use case that benefits everyone, plus it's a sweet irony against corps and their locked-down proprietary software. Denouncer will loudly hawk that LLMs will make it trivial to circumvent the GPL, but they fail to mention that the pendulum swings both ways; with LLMs, it's now easier than ever to reverse engineer proprietary systems and programs, recently there was a similar discourse on lemmy due to the mario kart wii decompilation.
They want loud people to sow division into OpenSource communities so that true opensource LLMs solutions are shunned and never reach maturity, corporate meanwhile is unaffected.
50 years later and we are still asking "To C or not to C, that is the question"
personally i dont like nanny compilers telling me how to write, warnings are much more helpful to nudge me in the right direction.
assume your hypothetical sheet of paper has thickness 1u;
on fold iteration 1: thickness of the paper is doubled, 21u = 2u
on fold iteration 2: thickness gets doubled again l, 22u = 4u
this pattern continues for all subsequent iteration and by the seventh iteration the thickness of the paper is
2^7^ * 1u = 128u
hence by the seventh iteration, assuming you have managed to reach this far, you will be trying to fold something that is 128 times thicker than your first fold.
also whether it be DIN A4 or DIN A1 it doesnt matter, the ability to fold is dependent on the thickness of the paper, which is the same.
The assertion that lemmy users call Blockchain and AI a grift is not without evidence(just browse around on any thread related to the topic) people calling QC a grift is more nuanced and something I have picked up on, you could make the case when 'it happens' lemmites would call QC a grift.
What AI haters don't get is that the people fanning the flames of AI(LLM's) hate are the same people who want you to buy their subscriptions, because they know the only place the real damage occurs is in OpenSource communities.
AI use for Open Source projects is arguably the one use case that benefits everyone, plus it's a sweet irony against corps and their locked-down proprietary software. Denouncer will loudly hawk that LLMs will make it trivial to circumvent the GPL, but they fail to mention that the pendulum swings both ways; with LLMs, it's now easier than ever to reverse engineer proprietary systems and programs, recently there was a similar discourse on lemmy due to the mario kart wii decompilation.
They want loud people to sow division into OpenSource communities so that true opensource LLMs solutions are shunned and never reach maturity, corporate meanwhile is unaffected.
these jokes are full of shit.
it isnt about the total DC its about lasting damage in the affected people and environment
Is this loss?
i think we lemmites should do our due diligence and start shitposting on c/politics
c/cursedcomments
50 years later and we are still asking "To C or not to C, that is the question" personally i dont like nanny compilers telling me how to write, warnings are much more helpful to nudge me in the right direction.
good spouses don't let their SO suffer ADs
Anti-cheat detects when its in a VM and blocks it.
are those shorts playing on the dash?
shh... be a bit more vague before the "L's bad" crowd shows up
for me its C over C++, and the support for crossplatform deterministic simulation
we call em 'Lapdog media' where i'm from, i guess y'all should call them 'Rump media'.
clearly you don't know how Mullvad works
Alive internet theory
but... you have to lay down tarmac instead of metal rails
assume your hypothetical sheet of paper has thickness 1u; on fold iteration 1: thickness of the paper is doubled, 21u = 2u on fold iteration 2: thickness gets doubled again l, 22u = 4u
this pattern continues for all subsequent iteration and by the seventh iteration the thickness of the paper is 2^7^ * 1u = 128u
hence by the seventh iteration, assuming you have managed to reach this far, you will be trying to fold something that is 128 times thicker than your first fold.
also whether it be DIN A4 or DIN A1 it doesnt matter, the ability to fold is dependent on the thickness of the paper, which is the same.
`09 shitbox FTW
Do elaborate more on the 3D printing stuff
The assertion that lemmy users call Blockchain and AI a grift is not without evidence(just browse around on any thread related to the topic) people calling QC a grift is more nuanced and something I have picked up on, you could make the case when 'it happens' lemmites would call QC a grift.