@gemlog After a brief skim, I'd say they're probably folks who develop proprietary software & adjusts their definition to exclude them.
So in a sense, yes they'd be paid defenders!
@gemlog After a brief skim, I'd say they're probably folks who develop proprietary software & adjusts their definition to exclude them.
So in a sense, yes they'd be paid defenders!
@suricrasia *Wakes up on the USS Eldridge in 1943*?
What if…
[uncomfortable looks]
… certain problems are systemic…
[a member of the audience lets out an audible gasp]
… and require systemic solutions.
[shock, horror, people frothing with rage]
@lightweight You might appreciate this commentary I read this morning... https://www.baldurbjarnason.com/2023/regulating-ai/
@richardh @lightweight @swansinflight Catalyst is handling all the details, but Cloudflare does now support e2e encryption. Where they drop connections for known bot addresses.
Today I'm seeing @alcinnz and @lightweight talk about "jurisdictional issues" which would be a good topic for a longer conversation, maybe a blog post or wiki page or something...?
Direct cash support for one family about to be displaced by#Minneapolis city structural violence: $biqmama19 Ashley Cook
Whoa, only just saw this: https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/2018883758/should-official-govt-data-be-hosted-by-overseas-cloud-providers This all needs to be on-shore with *NZ-owned* (not US owned!!) hosting providers. https://catalystcloud.nz is totally right about this.
@lightweight @swansinflight They do know route all traffic to them through Cloudflare, presumably because they actually faced DDoS attacks. But as long as you encrypt, treating the network between you & CatalystCloud as being untrusted (good practice anyways!), there is no jurisdictional risk.
I investigated this for a client...
@OpenComputeDesign I voted "no", but I do have an external one. So I could digitize my childhood DVDs. And my father's homevideos, which was also transferred to DVDs.
Didn't miss DVD drives until I didn't have one...
@lightweight You won't like this: Our facial recognition firm Auror (yeah, I don't approve of their business...) uses MS Azure.
As generative #AI tools get better at tricking us into believing what they generate is true, I think we need to recognize a new Internet Law:
> Without clearly marking them as such, it is impossible to share AI-generated works without *someone* treating them as real.
Basically, Poe's Law applied to AI-generated stuff.
This will become increasingly important to acknowledge as our communication gets flooded with AI hallucinations.
Incidentally I do not plan to use GPTs/LLMs in Haphaestus. The closest I'd use is a machine translation model.
There's a very solid reason for this beyond my disinterest: I'm striving to avoid text input, not embrace it. That's what suits TVs!
I'll start publishing my GNU Multiprecision threads tomorrow, then alternate finishing off my FreeType studies & studying other GNU math libraries.
Didn't find the time this morning, & it might take me a few days to dig up all those threads & publish them...
Kernel panic achieved :thinkhappy:
yeah looks like that was the case for all the other cards as well - the differences are in the input, not in the output
@dave
@alcinnz Personally I was highly inspired by a talk from someone of the https://frameworkless.js.org/ movement.
The other day I described my concept of "feats of skill" (e.g. Everything Everywhere All At Once) & "feats of budget" (e.g. Avatar franchise).
I'm much more interested in feats of skill, which explains why I can't bring myself to care about GPTs (which is all based on "how much data can we feed into these neuralnets?"). No matter how much it feels like I'm expected to!
New policy: You try to evangalize GPT to me, I'll evangalize Haskell to you. That actually addresses the bottlenecks I face!
A browser developer posting mostly about how free software projects work, and occasionally about climate change.Though I do enjoy german board games given an opponent.Pronouns: he/him
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