Generations that came after us are assumed to be "digital natives" and aren't taught typing, file systems, how to assess if sources are trustworthy... They're just assumed to (somehow) know all of this naturally.
If they weren't using LLMs to code, I'd mostly agree with that. But projects that put effort into integrating LLMs likely use them as well (as is the case here).
I really like having the disclosure comment pinned for a more nuanced explanation of what, if any, AI went into a project or post. I think just a tag can't capture the levels of AI use.
I'm personally a never-genAI, but, unless we go No AI as a community, I don't think it makes sense to group all projects that touch AI for documentation with all that use it for testing with all that completely let the AI generate all their code, etc. And I don't think setting a threshold for which get tagged makes sense either. Basically, a tag is misleading no matter how it's implemented.
Can you change how much is reserved for the GPU in BIOS settings?
Generations that came after us are assumed to be "digital natives" and aren't taught typing, file systems, how to assess if sources are trustworthy... They're just assumed to (somehow) know all of this naturally.
Time machines are hardware only
I'm lucky to be a millennial - we had typing classes in school. I can touch type.
If they weren't using LLMs to code, I'd mostly agree with that. But projects that put effort into integrating LLMs likely use them as well (as is the case here).
How about one that doesn't use LLMs to code?
Goddamnit. I hope someone forks 2.20.
Incredibly sad and frustrating. Thank you for sharing the article.
I tried all three of these, then swapped to just the first since that seemed most likely to work, but it still wasn't.
https://codeberg.org/just_a_husk/uBlockOrigin-AI-Blocklist/src/branch/main/list_uBlacklist.txt
https://github.com/Stevoisiak/Stevos-AI-Blocklist/blob/main/GenAI-Blocklist.txt
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NotaInutilis/Super-SEO-Spam-Suppressor/refs/heads/main/unbound.txt
Literally every request started resolving to 0.0.0.0. Facebook, Google, DuckDuckGo..
https://sciactive.com/human-contribution-policy/
Because they were talented song writers.
I really like having the disclosure comment pinned for a more nuanced explanation of what, if any, AI went into a project or post. I think just a tag can't capture the levels of AI use.
I'm personally a never-genAI, but, unless we go No AI as a community, I don't think it makes sense to group all projects that touch AI for documentation with all that use it for testing with all that completely let the AI generate all their code, etc. And I don't think setting a threshold for which get tagged makes sense either. Basically, a tag is misleading no matter how it's implemented.
I'll upvote you for the info and the correction, but, in context of the question and questioner, I'm not sure it's relevant.
Are you looking at 3.0, 3.2, 4.0? These are revisions of USB - the higher, the faster.
I would like no AI anything, yes.
/r/selfhosted has an automod comment that creates a place to disclose how genAI/LLMs were used in the project and the post. I like that.
You can tell it's not Chrome because it's only using 126mb.
Good. Burn it all down.
JavaScript is how most of the fancy stuff happens. Sites would be a lot more static without it.