One of the first things I do on brew is pop everything back in for scripting. That way WSL / Linux / Mac OS all scripting works mostly the same way. It gets about 90% of the way there for most standardization. And to be honest, if it starts getting out of control, other langs such as python are going to be better for the maintenance side.
Ive had some luck running on codeberg. Reduces the AI slop on some of my popular libraries by a huge percentage. I also have a mirror on my own server but thats more for my own usage.
Yes that would be closer...however even then theres SO much nuance on what kind of machine learning algorithms have been made last 30 years. Theres a lot of re-discovering old algorithms that are starting to get useful again like Multi-modal systems.
Its hilarious to me because my research decades back was AI. But not like AI LLMs haha. More for detecting cancer. So I am VERY opinionated and nuanced on the subject.
Is there a reason for the downvotes? This is a potential cancer treatment that is being tested at the moment. Is it the changes I made to make this less clickbaity? I also made sure to source the scientific and video sources.
Ill be honest, I know of GPL but I know theres like 5 different versions of the GPL. Like AGPL is the most restrictive and has held up in court before because someone forked a project then stripped out everything, sold it again. And was deemed liable.
MIT could potentially solve it...or make it even more messy. Ill believe you on videogames.
If I were to guess, its probably moot in all cases unless it goes to court (or like my orgs not let you use software) and gets defended one way or another.
haha. Welp it only becomes an issue if your software doesn't get audited. I worked in medical and government so it might be a different world where your at. We literally cant use certain software given licenses and such. It can get a bit loony.
AI has tells they built in nowadays. If you use the newer models at least. But in addition...its pretty easy to just find the code in codebases if you end up in an audit.
Im not defending it, just saying that MIT is one of those that you can get away with a lot more than other licenses. And that might be an issue to some.
Im not sure as well. A lot of popular stuff is on MIT. But if I were to guess, its one of the most permissive licenses, which is somewhat a bad thing when companies suction up solutions with AI and spit them out without attributing the coder involved.
Its not 1-1 so this is going to fry some bash scripts and install scripts. At work we had to stop using Ubuntu because of a couple of bad installs via this change. Debian is just as good so its fine.
I have no opinions on the rewrite, but I wish they made a flavor or something just for this.
You can go on GitHub right now and get some specialty made distilled models. One is an extremely good bash script model that is only 90% chance of nuking my computer. Only joking a bit.
It may take more time, but everyday people can make their own models now. I'm not sure putting a ban on any country is going to do much.
I worked in ag for years. Its quite possibly the biggest difference. Remove ALL oil tomorrow and you will see a VAST population die-off. You can get around a lot of the issues but not at any sort of scale. And not all at once.
AGPL helps a bit more for commercial uses as its more strict. But its will not 100% of what people think of protection.
Very nice breakdown.
One of the first things I do on brew is pop everything back in for scripting. That way WSL / Linux / Mac OS all scripting works mostly the same way. It gets about 90% of the way there for most standardization. And to be honest, if it starts getting out of control, other langs such as python are going to be better for the maintenance side.
Probably bikes and walking honestly.
Ive had some luck running on codeberg. Reduces the AI slop on some of my popular libraries by a huge percentage. I also have a mirror on my own server but thats more for my own usage.
Yes that would be closer...however even then theres SO much nuance on what kind of machine learning algorithms have been made last 30 years. Theres a lot of re-discovering old algorithms that are starting to get useful again like Multi-modal systems.
Its hilarious to me because my research decades back was AI. But not like AI LLMs haha. More for detecting cancer. So I am VERY opinionated and nuanced on the subject.
AI is a good one.
Its just Linux too. This is a very stupid thing and will only accelerate true linux phones becoming popular.
I remember it was a common problem between Mac os and Linux as well.
One of the first things I get brew to do.
I have no idea! They seemed like they were great to me.
Cool vid! And peertube :)
Is there a reason for the downvotes? This is a potential cancer treatment that is being tested at the moment. Is it the changes I made to make this less clickbaity? I also made sure to source the scientific and video sources.
Ill be honest, I know of GPL but I know theres like 5 different versions of the GPL. Like AGPL is the most restrictive and has held up in court before because someone forked a project then stripped out everything, sold it again. And was deemed liable.
MIT could potentially solve it...or make it even more messy. Ill believe you on videogames.
If I were to guess, its probably moot in all cases unless it goes to court (or like my orgs not let you use software) and gets defended one way or another.
haha. Welp it only becomes an issue if your software doesn't get audited. I worked in medical and government so it might be a different world where your at. We literally cant use certain software given licenses and such. It can get a bit loony.
AI has tells they built in nowadays. If you use the newer models at least. But in addition...its pretty easy to just find the code in codebases if you end up in an audit.
Im not defending it, just saying that MIT is one of those that you can get away with a lot more than other licenses. And that might be an issue to some.
Im not sure as well. A lot of popular stuff is on MIT. But if I were to guess, its one of the most permissive licenses, which is somewhat a bad thing when companies suction up solutions with AI and spit them out without attributing the coder involved.
Its not 1-1 so this is going to fry some bash scripts and install scripts. At work we had to stop using Ubuntu because of a couple of bad installs via this change. Debian is just as good so its fine.
I have no opinions on the rewrite, but I wish they made a flavor or something just for this.
You can go on GitHub right now and get some specialty made distilled models. One is an extremely good bash script model that is only 90% chance of nuking my computer. Only joking a bit.
It may take more time, but everyday people can make their own models now. I'm not sure putting a ban on any country is going to do much.
another reviewer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIJwoj87qnE
I like these sort of things.
Welcome! Have fun, take a look around, and I hope you have a good time.
I worked in ag for years. Its quite possibly the biggest difference. Remove ALL oil tomorrow and you will see a VAST population die-off. You can get around a lot of the issues but not at any sort of scale. And not all at once.