They coined the term “hallucination” as soon as when people realized that the “AI thing” is throwing back bullshit at us.

They had to force that term in people’s head, else we would call that bullshit, lies and so on as we should.

It’s like Google with their “side loading”. There is no such thing, it’s installing an app…

It’s a word war. People are being manipulated.

ChatGPT-2 is too dangerous in 2019.

The lack of creativity in this marketing is disappointing…

If you are willing to go the Slackware route, take a moment to explore Void Linux at that point…

Drop it, drop it all Altman!

His can we take this idiot seriously; slop DLSS, tgen telling us we are wrong about this (the buddy telling me what I prefer), then we achieved AGI…

How low can he falls?

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The month of March ended sooner than expected this year…

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Now, some tech job candidates have begun asking about what AI compute budget they will have access to if they decide to join. “I am increasingly asked during candidate interviews how much dedicated inference compute they will have to build with Codex,” Thibault Sottiaux, engineering lead at OpenAI’s Codex, the startup’s AI coding service, wrote on X recently.

Big fucking bullshit. No one ever ask for “AI compute budget”, people wants money. Not your coffee, not your foosball game, money.

Guess what you can buy with money? Yeah, that compute time, if desired.

What a fucking load of bullshit.

Meta claims the subscriptions will "unlock productivity

Productivity… on Facebook? God they are desperately need to sell you something here.

The AI slop used to write that “article” was stuck on autorepeat.

You should fix the clanker.

The cloud bullshit is such a racket. The only thing you are scaling is your invoices.

Everyone knew it was a bad idea at the beginning, for the issues when the service goes down, and the obvious security/privacy issues.

They started to sell it as a stable solution, with no down time, which we all know it’s a lie and I don’t have to talk about the privacy issues: just look at your lenny frontpage.

We have to stop with that bullshit, we have to stop pretending that the cloud is a solution.

and water, a lot of it…

it’s coming from a well known meme: “are we the baddies”.

You should look it up. It’s basically 2 Nazis wondering, and then realizing they are the baddies…

Super modern bash script.

fontviewer.sh > /tmp/viewfont.html && xdg-open /tmp/viewfont.html

Pastebin script in here

so… you’re the baddies?

From the same guy who wants to replace Wikipedia because,apparently, it is filled with lies?

Grokpedia he wants to call it…what a freaking joke he has become.

Rent your shit, and be a slave of price changes.

When you agree to a subscription, you are enrolling to get fuck, sooner or later.

There are two reasons. One is the name spacing that is inherent in Maven and bolted on to npm, and the enforcement or lack of enforcement in the repository. You can read more about that here https://blog.sonatype.com/why-namespacing-matters-in-public-open-source-repositories Then there’s the fact that npm runs “install” scripts when you download the component. This means if you can trick someone into grabbing your component by namespace confusion, typosquatting a name etc, you can get code run as soon as someone makes a mistake. Maven on the other hand only downloads the jars, it does not execute them. Taken together, you have an easier path to tricking people to grabbing your component with npm and that trick leads directly to code execution.

—Brian Fox, Apache Maven PM & Sonatype cofounder & CTO

I am on my phone, which is a bit too long to explain, but there are multiple facets to how NPM is worse than most packaging systems out there. There are enough on the web for you to browse and learn, if you are really interested to know more.

But, here, I quoted a little something from Brian from Sonatype.

This isn’t going to get any better unless we revert to OS based dependencies which noone wants to do because developers want the latest and greatest model.

Maven entered the room.