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World News@lemmy.world•Student, 15, has hand blown off by police stun grenade during French mass protestsEnglish
653·15 hours agoI imagine the student thought it was a tear gas canister instead of the cops throwing explosives at children.
geneva_convenience@lemmy.mlOPto
World News@lemmy.ml•Brazil’s Lula and Bolsonaro close campaigns ahead of critical election
16·1 day agoAs usual.
I genuinely wonder why the obvious US foreign meddling is allowed all over the place.
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•Vanilla Minecraft on RK3588 ARM SoC using mainline kernel and drivers
2·2 days agoGreat to see Rockchip becoming more and more stable. Raspberry Pi has fully sold out to corporate people need to start moving away from it as fast as possible.
Here’s to hoping a RiscV support starts becoming more mature soon too
geneva_convenience@lemmy.mlOPto
World News@lemmy.ml•Oman previously banned flydubai copilot from flying: WSJ
4·2 days agoYes but they haven’t found any beyond baseless “wonder if there are links to Iran”
But they sure sold you their Western media propaganda if you misunderstood that they found them. That was their intention
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World News@lemmy.ml•Intelligence from Chinese groups aiding in Iran’s increasingly effective targeting of US sites, sources say
6·3 days agoI really hope China is being as based as CNN makes them seem
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•Siemens Slams The Door Shut On Promising Open-Source Radioss Project
3·3 days agoThey can get away with anything because most industries demand Siemens.
On a sidenote what would you or your father say a good brand PLC is?
geneva_convenience@lemmy.mlOPto
World News@lemmy.ml•Oman previously banned flydubai copilot from flying: WSJ
7·3 days agoIt’s not but you’re not supposed to question that. The ties to Morocco really put the cherry on top.
LLM’s found a mountain of security exploits of different magnitudes in the Linux kernel which got patched.
You’re in luck it already is https://x.com/NathanFlurry/status/2105874931586310248
geneva_convenience@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Modern cars’ smart features could be used to spy on you, drivers warned
25·5 days agoReplace the whole thing with “are”
geneva_convenience@lemmy.mlOPto
politics @lemmy.world•No, Netanyahu wasn’t arrested during his UN visit, but those protesting against him were
1·6 days agoThe mayor appoints the police chief of their desire, who can order the PD around.
Zohran chose hardcore Zionist billilonaire Jessica Tisch who was responsible for brutalizing student protesters
This is about banning AI contributions from specific open-sourced projects.
Do you even know what Codeberg did?
If the goal isn’t to oppose the technology but instead steer towards better use of the technology then that should be promoted. This blanket opposition means that we get fascists like DHH being the only ones to adopt LLM’s because for some reason the left has a hate boner for it.
LLM’s can save tremendous time now. You see projects like C&C Generals running on a tablet, or Lego Racers on web which would require tonnes of manual labour and now they’re just a few LLM prompts. It’s gotten to the point these kind of projects which would have been multi-year undertakings in the past have become “unimpressive”
Yes they’re not perfect and they do make mistakes. That’s why understanding architecture is more important than ever. But manual coding is really becoming a thing of the past. Agentic coding progress over the last year has pretty much solidified that. It’s still not perfect but it’s really good now.
Any industry that throws billions of dollars into something will make progress and now that progress has been made there’s not much of a point in just resisting the tech itself. Therefore instead of pleading against all AI I believe it’s much better to plead for open weight or open source and efficient AI.
The problem is like with the Luddites that you don’t own the machine (AI) and the largest companies want to keep full control over them. It’s a problem with the system ruling you not with the technology itself.
This is the exact opposite. Trying to ban AI from everything despite its use cases.
Many people don’t know this but even Luddites didn’t oppose machinery. They simply opposed the ownership structure of it. So instead of saying “no LLM” you could say “Open-source/weight LLM’s allowed only”.
geneva_convenience@lemmy.mlto
World News@lemmy.ml•US military completes withdrawal from Iraq, Baghdad official says
11·7 days agoThank you Iran for decolonizing the Middle East
Issues of licensing and stolen code, potentially causing copyright problems which most open-source projects are poorly fit to resolve and may go down because of them
What, we care about licenses and copyright now?
Big tech has stolen all code and now everything it “open source”. You’re not going to get into legal trouble for using LLM generated code there’s no precedent for that. The only ones getting sued are the big tech companies who stole the code.
Environmental impact of model training, huge data centers threatening water supplies, producing tons of e-waste, creating noise pollution, increasing power demand, including one from unclean sources at the critical point when we should reduce it as much as possible
Sure but that’s mostly them training a gazillion new models. You could ban models from providers that are doing all these things and thus promote more efficient models.
Deterioration in skill level of human coders and lack of avenues for juniors to learn to code properly, which is likely to stay as an essential thing to have
Valid but understanding architecture and delegating writing the code and especially tests is becoming much more important than just artisan writing it these days.
Outside coding, there are many ethical issues around companies producing LLM models, as many have ties to the military and police, and are heavily misused to fuel fascist regimes
Like I said there’s local models as well. China puts out plenty of great open weight stuff like GLM5.3 which will likely have to run in the cloud but it’s still open weight.
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World News@lemmy.ml•Cuba Receives a New Shipment of Solar Panels from China
2·7 days agoThe West discovered renewables and nuclear and then decided to keep burning coal and oil for the next 100 years like the absolute degenerates they are because they control the oil markets











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