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vrighterto
Privacy@programming.dev•Paying without Google: New consortium wants to remove custom ROM hurdles
4·24 days agoi don’t understand the reference. We don’t want the fence built. The fence is not already there and we all have no idea of the reason it was put up. On the contrary, we don’t want it up because we know the reason. This will not help security. This will help no one
vrighterto
Books@lemmy.ml•Thousands of authors publish ‘empty’ book in protest over AI using their work
11·24 days agomost of which don’t publish the training dataset. Because it has all the same problems
vrighterto
Books@lemmy.ml•Thousands of authors publish ‘empty’ book in protest over AI using their work
31·24 days agomore like saving it in a lossy compression format
vrighterto
Privacy@programming.dev•Paying without Google: New consortium wants to remove custom ROM hurdles
4·24 days agobanning the thing. It’s not bad because it’s google, it’s bad because it takes away our freedom of choosing whichever devices and operating systems we want
and a block of ice and you are also mostly made of water. Still doesn’t make sense to compare them
vrighterto
Firefox@lemmy.ml•Mozilla is working on a big Firefox redesign, here is what it looks like
10·27 days agoagain??? why???
not even close
what does storage have to do with ram?
so you make them want to stay by actually treating them well
now if only we couldfigure out how to put more and more empty wasted space in them…
and because junior devs are going extinct, I am apparently also supposed to just shrivel up and die, I guess. I can’t convince my bosses that avoiding new code being written (they want us all in on low-code/no-code platforms) because junior devs straight up don’t know how to code anymore is a ticking time bomb.
If they don’t have the critical thinking skills to understand one screenful of code, how do they think they’ll actually fare when the same logic is split between 50 projects running in different environments, with undocumented tight coupling and no tool that can understand all of it at once (like an lsp server for code) with each line being on a different page hidden behind 30 mouse clicks?
vrighterto
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Sam Altman would like remind you that humans use a lot of energy, too | TechCrunchEnglish
7·1 month agocreating the “ai” in the first place also required the evolution of those 100 billion people. So by that argument, he was behind before he even started, and it’s impossible to catch up
oh god… we have built everything on microsoft stuff and the higher ups insist that anything that legally can be hosted on the cloud be migrated to azure. This will cause us (the actual workers) untold levels of pain if it were mandated by the eu.
I still wish it does become mandatory though
vrighterto
Technology@lemmy.world•You probably can't trust your password manager if it's compromisedEnglish
7·1 month agoi use keepassxc for the offline database part, and syncthing to sync it (among other things) between all my devices
vrighterto
Linux@programming.dev•Wayland didn’t kill Linux desktops, but it did expose their weakest assumptions [EDIT: Warning, article likely written with AI assistance]
2·2 months agobut only if you convince yourself you never need to type spaces ever again
vrighterto
AI@lemmy.ml•Gaming market melts down after Google reveals new AI game design tool — Project Genie crashes stocks for Roblox, Nintendo, CD Projekt Red, and more
8·2 months agoso it has all the same problems as any previous attempts. It keeps forgetting what it already did. Even games with non-euclidean geometry have to follow some kind of consistent logic
vrighterto
Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Maxima is an open-source replacement for the EA Desktop/Origin game launcher, running natively on Linux and WindowsEnglish
31·2 months agoThe maxima name is taken. Maxima is the symbolic algebra system.





that’s what she said!