did he get a smile update?
- 0 Posts
- 155 Comments
scientific linux. I failed to get most things running and switched to ubuntu. this was about 10 years ago
iAvicenna@lemmy.worldto Privacy@lemmy.ml•UK creating ‘murder prediction’ tool to identify people most likely to kill121·2 months agoif the model is working correctly it indeed must point us towards billionaires
well to be fair %100 republicans and about %90 of democrats don’t give a shit about you
they used epsilon and phi all your arguments are invalid and all your base are belong to us
Sir do you have five minutes to talk about our lord and saviour Linus Torvalds?
My impression is that with some guidance it can put together a basic skeleton of complex stuff too. But you need a specialist level of knowledge to fix the fail at compile level mistakes or worse yet mistakes that compile but don’t at all achieve the intended result. To me it has been most useful at getting the correct arguments for argument heavy libraries like plotly, remembering how to do stuff in bash or learning something from scratch like 3js. Soon as you try to do something more complex than it can handle, it confidently starts cycling through the same couple of mistakes over and over. The key words it spews in those mistakes can sometimes be helpful to direct your search online though.
So it has the potential to be helpful to a programmer but it cant yet replace programmers as tech bros like to fantasize about.
iAvicenna@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Found my new favorite Linux laptop manufacturer/j3·3 months agowow havent seen anything this moody in a long while
This statement seems like it could easily evolve to a profit generating mechanism. It surely will be used to train their AI extensions which is one to start with. They could also claim that selling your browsing habits in an anonymized way to private companies for personalized ads is also part of the better experience goal above. Very vague statement. They are very clear on how they will own your usage statistics but not so clear on what they will be doing with it. Which really makes their aim quite clear. If there is anyone who is legally bound by this statement, it is the user who cant complain about their private data being monopolized and even sold (Firefox owns it %100 apparently). Anything legally binding for Firefox? No not even a promise. They can do whatever the hell they want with your data as long as they follow some basic laws I suppose. And the claim about better interaction is just some feel good words to calm people reading that statement. As in chrome most of this can likely be turned off which I will. But forcing these as default settings down someone’s throat is like assuming a %50 tip by default and expecting the customer to change it.
iAvicenna@lemmy.worldto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Ask my guinea pig anything, and I will let her crawl on the keyboard to answer.4·3 months agothanks I will let the mathematics community know
iAvicenna@lemmy.worldto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Ask my guinea pig anything, and I will let her crawl on the keyboard to answer.3·3 months agoIs the Riemann Hypothesis true or false?
I just went through this phase recently in Planescape Torment to see all the possible endings. Had to endure TTO boast about itself at least five times.
iAvicenna@lemmy.worldto Programmer Humor@lemmy.ml•Interview with an Emacs Enthusiast (Colorized)21·4 months agohold on mma get my vim banner and holy sword of buffering
iAvicenna@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.ml•Tech Execs Plead for Great Firewall of America to Protect Them Against Scary Chinese AI7·4 months ago“It is imperative that we do not allow [Chinese] AI systems to gain significant market share in the United States.”
Do these tech experts by any chance are investors or advisors to investors of openAI?
Computer, I would like to run a simulation where these people are investors in High-flyer and see how they would react to this.
I don’t know, it also seems very difficult to achieve world wide socialism. but then again it is also hard to cull people’s desire to become powerful over others. there will always be those aspiring to become billionaires but yet it seems easier to motivate majority of humans to do away with billionaires then to convince them to accept socialism.
I would expect so. I said “but” as in, “even if we just do this and dont carry out other requirements immediately” kind of “but”
socialism might be nice but just getting rid of billionaires is a great start.
ok next try to find a common ground on how to actually fight for a better world
tolerance is a contract not a gift, you have to sign it first to receive the benefits.