I think that certain things will be fairly resistant to forking, even by AI. Foundational software like the kernel, compilers, basic tools, databases, and so on will likely benefit more from being used as the standard/vanilla version rather than a modded version (especially a vibe-modded one).
But people and companies will experiment with this for sure and it wouldn't surprise me if some of the less software-competent hardware companies start making their Linux forks or drivers with LLMs, at least for a couple of years in the near future.
I also think that this will shift lots of companies further away from GPL toward MIT/BSD, because they'll want a fully moddable source but they won't want to share what they're vibecoding.
Lol. I am vaccinated, but what the fuck do I remember when I got it? It wears off. (And I think if you ask 99% of people, their response would be similar, so this generalizes as good advice.)
You can lose your fingers within hours of a cat bite. I don't think it makes me a hypochondriac to follow the literal, recommended health guidelines of an industrialized country, but either way, better safe than sorry.
I agree, it was a huge bummer that they removed it. Their reasoning didn't quite make sense for me.
I think a huge selling point was that it wasn't one more app to message with, you could just replace your SMS app and if your contacts also had Signal, your messages would be encrypted. Very simple proposition.
OP created their post 100 years ago when this sentiment was much more radical. The fact that we failed to move our positions further in one hundred years is kinda on us.
I think we need an international strike to reduce working hours (with retained compensation) from 8→6 hours. Could be a good test run for more radical change.
I do understand that but I don't think it's something we should accept. Next thing these fuckers have their own 5G antenna and connect to mobile with zero config, then what, rip out the antenna or literally wrap it in tinfoil?
You're going way too far and jumping to conclusions that are frankly quite unhinged. I have very little desire to engage with this because you're raging, but just to be clear I use LLMs for many tasks and I think they're a great tool.
However, you're misusing it by having it write an essay for a forum post, and I'm pretty confident that it's not received well by pretty much anyone else either. Literally anyone on here can easily produce what you posted by prompting any free LLM - so what value exactly are you adding here?
Posting links to good sources is always welcome. Pasting excerpts from websites or books, with citation, is great. You can ask an LLM to help you ground your post in facts with sources, or clean up your writing, fine. But yeah, I don't think it's a huge ask to expect users to contribute their own thoughts on a forum. I'm interested in what you have to say, and I won't apologize for that.
No. I would never use a TV that isn't connected to a computer. It would be great if that computer was built-in with good peripherals, but only on the condition that the user owns it.
This is likely why the Chinese appear to be more positive to AI. They're not forced to use AI for ridiculous tasks and they're not as worried that AI will displace them.
Look, we can also ask an LLM just like you did, we're fully capable of that. But this is a forum for humans. That's why it's expected that everyone write their own posts.
And obvious. Don't try to deceive me, demon!
Doctor by association.
Good video
He's still shredded as fuck though. As in he must have focused muscles specifically for the aesthetics?
I think that certain things will be fairly resistant to forking, even by AI. Foundational software like the kernel, compilers, basic tools, databases, and so on will likely benefit more from being used as the standard/vanilla version rather than a modded version (especially a vibe-modded one).
But people and companies will experiment with this for sure and it wouldn't surprise me if some of the less software-competent hardware companies start making their Linux forks or drivers with LLMs, at least for a couple of years in the near future.
I also think that this will shift lots of companies further away from GPL toward MIT/BSD, because they'll want a fully moddable source but they won't want to share what they're vibecoding.
I'm gonna use this when my partner is a snack I want.
Compared to normal bicycles yes (2x the price).
Thank you.
And just to reiterate, "all your data" includes transcripts of everything you've said in vicinity of said TV.
Lol. I am vaccinated, but what the fuck do I remember when I got it? It wears off. (And I think if you ask 99% of people, their response would be similar, so this generalizes as good advice.)
You can lose your fingers within hours of a cat bite. I don't think it makes me a hypochondriac to follow the literal, recommended health guidelines of an industrialized country, but either way, better safe than sorry.
Bro. If your only way out of poverty is to murder children, then stay poor.
Also, Americans don't know what poverty means. You're murdering people who are actually poor.
I agree, it was a huge bummer that they removed it. Their reasoning didn't quite make sense for me.
I think a huge selling point was that it wasn't one more app to message with, you could just replace your SMS app and if your contacts also had Signal, your messages would be encrypted. Very simple proposition.
This is a very important point. We doubled the amount of labor, but the wealth of households stayed flat.
OP created their post 100 years ago when this sentiment was much more radical. The fact that we failed to move our positions further in one hundred years is kinda on us.
I think we need an international strike to reduce working hours (with retained compensation) from 8→6 hours. Could be a good test run for more radical change.
No, I just think you made a low-value contribution. I am not angry. I don't want to argue about it further.
I do understand that but I don't think it's something we should accept. Next thing these fuckers have their own 5G antenna and connect to mobile with zero config, then what, rip out the antenna or literally wrap it in tinfoil?
You're going way too far and jumping to conclusions that are frankly quite unhinged. I have very little desire to engage with this because you're raging, but just to be clear I use LLMs for many tasks and I think they're a great tool.
However, you're misusing it by having it write an essay for a forum post, and I'm pretty confident that it's not received well by pretty much anyone else either. Literally anyone on here can easily produce what you posted by prompting any free LLM - so what value exactly are you adding here?
Posting links to good sources is always welcome. Pasting excerpts from websites or books, with citation, is great. You can ask an LLM to help you ground your post in facts with sources, or clean up your writing, fine. But yeah, I don't think it's a huge ask to expect users to contribute their own thoughts on a forum. I'm interested in what you have to say, and I won't apologize for that.
No. I would never use a TV that isn't connected to a computer. It would be great if that computer was built-in with good peripherals, but only on the condition that the user owns it.
This is likely why the Chinese appear to be more positive to AI. They're not forced to use AI for ridiculous tasks and they're not as worried that AI will displace them.
Look, we can also ask an LLM just like you did, we're fully capable of that. But this is a forum for humans. That's why it's expected that everyone write their own posts.