terabyterex

u/terabyterex@lemmy.world
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  1. Sanders is unknowlingly doing openai and anthropics bidding. they want a pause because they are on top and have IPOs coming

  2. if super intelligence is a thing, you cant ban it. its either going to happen or not. people in china are not anti ai. they will move forward

my opinion on all this. the bubble is the frontier model companies. i always said the future of ai is local but i thought it would take 5 more years. nvidia has already moved on. rtx spark pc for most things and renting conpute for bigger things. thats how hugging face made money

on Standalone cameras · c/selfhosted · 6 pts · 20h

i am not sure what "stand alone" means but unifi protect is self hosted. amcrest can tie i to home assisstant

i am not heppy with any surveillance but the article mentioned two concrete cases.

  1. samdesk a global crisis monitoting tool warned an executive of a demonstration that might put him in harms way. they used anthtopic's model to plan an alternate root.

  2. a guy typed into claude that he had just bought an ak-47 and had the ceo in his sights. anthropic alerted the police but still wouldnt hand over the user's chats citing privacy policies. soooo thats zero surveillance.

the article states that based on some jobs postings, the article writer had concluded that anthropic is creating some pre crime unit. i cant say they aren't but the article can't say they are.

people are using the word facist wrong. they are watering it down. but the guy is racist. he wasnt lamenting about illegal immigrants he was complaining that brits were no longer white. he did this by referencing a graph that showed the oercentage of british citizens (not illegal immigrants). this graph showed a percentage of white and non white and he referenced that exact percentage.

on Jellyfin 12.0 release · c/opensource · 8 pts · 2d

I am a believer in different tools for different jobs. I uses Kavita for written books. I use navidrome for music (it also does audiobooks but i haven't self-hosted audio books yet).

yes, fedora gets kernel updates very close to their release. debian waits a bit.

so arch is bleeding edge (rolling release) which is so new, it can cause instability.

fedora waits a minute to make sure the release doesnt blow anything up

debian waits fir it tk be out in the field before it updates.

fedora has always been my goldilocks os