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- Comment on stop 1 week ago:
A bunch of vegans said they feed their pets only vegan food, whilst they are carnivores. Mod stopped the conv to prevent animal abuse.
Some Vegans got angry.
I agree with mods, last thing we need here are echo chambers for dangerous information
- Comment on Lemmy wouldn't really takeoff to replace Reddit until it's content is search indexable 1 week ago:
Yeah. Last thing I want is to deal with all the anti-environment, pro-extremist right wing shit bots.
Quality, not quantity. With too many people, moderation begins to fail
- Comment on The Irony of 'You Wouldn't Download a Car' Making a Comeback in AI Debates 1 week ago:
It’s pretty much copying lol. It has no idea about patents, or unique ideas. It basically just takes every unique idea and pretends it invented them because it doesn’t understand
And that’s the problem
It’s basically just something that tries to take credit for everything.
- Comment on The Irony of 'You Wouldn't Download a Car' Making a Comeback in AI Debates 1 week ago:
This isn’t college.
And that’s not how AI works.
AI literally just copies bits of lots of sources and cobbles it together.
It has no idea what any of it means. We learn via experience. AI models won’t
If I write a reference book, I need to reference my source if I’m quoting things. Even if I saw it in 2 different books .
AI does not
Question… if there is only 1 source of information on a topic, and AI needs to reference it, what happens? It basically just copies it and changes a few words. No reference to the original author. It doesn’t even know.
If I read a book into a podcast and change a few words, take credit and don’t give any to the original author is that ok?
It’s not AI. That’s a marketing term like blockchain. Its just a combined data scraper with some random data.
- Comment on The Irony of 'You Wouldn't Download a Car' Making a Comeback in AI Debates 1 week ago:
Pretty much. It’s just weird this whole thread Feels like it was written by a marketing person.
Developers used to get hounded for blockchain by sales people.
Now the same people have moved to AI. Companies love it mainly because they can steal work, summarise it a bit, and profit
- Comment on The Irony of 'You Wouldn't Download a Car' Making a Comeback in AI Debates 1 week ago:
As others have said, it isn’t inspired always, sometimes it literally just copies stuff.
This feels like it was written by someone who invested their money in AI companies because they’re worried about their stocks
- Comment on Why is Kamala Harris being held at such a higher standard than Trump this election? 2 weeks ago:
That doesn’t mean she supports it. There’s evidence that even with Biden there were things potentially happening in the background to try to stop it. www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-03/…/103926614
Trump literally asked Russia publicly to find dirt on Hillary to win and praises dictators constantly.Kamala isn’t praising dictators.
If Trump went to court for every crime he committed, he would have no time to campaign. In fact, with lawsuits they likely have to compress them and limit the contents to the worst offenders to facilitate their processing time.
You haven’t heard even a small number of crimes that Mafia don has committed. But a guy who goes and laughs on social media when one of his followers attacked pelosis husband obviously supports assault.
So just to clarify, Trump = actual criminal who uses violence to gain power Kamala = normal person
You’re also assuming that Trump will end the war. He won’t. He’ll do what he normally does and just shout at both parties
Walz in particular is ex military and I seriously doubt he is pro war either. There might be stuff happening in the background again we don’t know about (Trump will brag in public about every single thing he does, but sometimes you need to let the adults work)
- Comment on Why is Kamala Harris being held at such a higher standard than Trump this election? 2 weeks ago:
I keep seeing the same bozos say they’re the same
One is literally a criminal rapist who has made tens of thousands of public lies, doesn’t pay contractors, and said obvious non sensensical stuff during covid leading to mass deaths and whose own ex staff warns he is an asshole.
The other is a normal person you could probably eat lunch with. She’s absolutely normal.
- Comment on PM warns of 'consequences' as thousands of CFMEU workers march across Australia 2 weeks ago:
CFMEU on-site have always been bullies.
I know people who put stickers on their hard hats to avoid getting bullied
They’re not really about the workers honestly.
I got told off onsite by CFMEU for the stupidest things, that were clearly just them swinging their dicks around so I knew they were in charge
- Comment on Climate scientists flee Twitter as hostility surges 2 weeks ago:
Tobacco companies still are… look at vaping (vaping companies literally sell to kids over the Internet and people literally are arguing it’s safe and healthy)
Which unfortunately shows that people are stupid and don’t learn
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 2 weeks ago:
Again, you do realise Mono was started by the same guy who founded Gnome right?
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
What people don’t realize, is that Miguel de Icaza actually started gnome and mono.
Xamarin got acquired by Microsoft.
I’m so tired of watching the community crap on every company which donates open source (I’ve been watching for 25 years at least now). Even Redhat which basically is a major factor to the survival of Linux is getting crapped on. Systemd developers, etc.
If people are genuinely interested in Linux growing, they need a positive community. Because developers like myself mostly stopped providing free code (as a hobbyist developer) because whilst finding help is difficult, it’s not hard to find people willing to abuse you and your projects unfortunately
Even the VLC developers can’t escape the abuse
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
The guy who started mono also started gnome you realize.
More likely he influenced this decision
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
Mate. I don’t even use Windows anymore lol
And I started a few open source projects and contributed to a lot of them.
This is why Linux still isn’t gaining market share because for 25 years I’ve been watching the community scare off developers and treat them like crap. It happens constantly.
You’re not giving anyone any incentive to assist
In all likelihood they donated this code because it doesn’t benefit them anymore or became a burden. The developers aren’t sitting there thinking “mmm, this is gonna make us so popular”.
Did you know the guy who stayed mono is actually the guy who started gnome? They got acquired by Microsoft.
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
How does this help open source?
I’m not sure how the community has grown to be so toxic recently that it becomes risky to release a product as open source, and we’re losing opportunities. This has huge benefits to projects like wine
Are you guys suggesting they should retract the offer and close source everything?
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
It doesn’t mean there is some evil plan either 😂
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
I agree actually. They’re not giving ANYONE incentive to donate to open source, and that mirrors my own experience where the community were asses to me too for my own project (which got lots of publicity including international print media, frontpage slashdot, etc. But after putting up with trolls telling me to do it a different way and calling it crap I dumped it. Fortunately a major distro had a similar idea at the same time and implemented. And thats a distro these same guys have also shat on honestly over the years.
People turned on Redhat too fairly quickly, and they donated a metric ton of code. And my experience in a lot of open source projects honestly is that on most of them, the community contributes next-to-nothing. Canonical too… SystemD? Constantly getting attacked.
it’s why I personally stopped contributing.
If the community stopped using code from these companies they constantly crap on, I think they would be surprised just how little of linux is left (like Wayland is by a Redhat Developer, and Keith Packard from Xorg worked at HP)
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
In my experience, generally the most vocal contribute the least lol
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
Do you think they’re going to ask for this one back? 😂
Whatever it is, it benefits the community.
What price tag do you think is attached to this one?
Things can be beneficial to both parties… Not everything corporations do need to screw someone else 😂
- Comment on Microsoft donates the Mono Project to the Wine team 3 weeks ago:
Jeezus. Microsoft can’t do anything without people talking crap about them 😂
- Comment on How do you join a different instance? 3 weeks ago:
You just join another instance.
But having left beehaw recently, I would say I can’t really see any good reasons to leave lemmy world.
I only left beehaw because one admin I felt was overlooking crap people in one specific minority and it was slowly turning into a echo chamber.
It was also surprisingly unstable compared to lemmy world servers
I haven’t seen any actions by lemmy world admins however which would encourage leaving.
In fact, you can access mostly the same posts from different servers here anyway
- Comment on In Leaked Audio, Amazon Cloud CEO Says AI Will Soon Make Human Programmers a Thing of the Past 3 weeks ago:
Yeah nah. We already have copilot and it introduces so many subtle bugs.
- Comment on Commentary, behind-the-scenes features, bloopers: What did we lose when we said goodbye to DVDs? 3 weeks ago:
You missed some crappy menu at the beginning that possibly spoiled the movie.
I love watching movies without knowing nothing about it. Like the menu, I simply saw the coverart.
Also why I don’t go cinema anymore. They often spoil a lot in ads
- Comment on YouTube is Losing The War Against Adblockers 4 weeks ago:
Not sure if its subscribers or views… But, I tried to monitize one or two of my videos, and it wouldn’t let me because I don’t think I had enough views or something.
- Comment on YouTube is Losing The War Against Adblockers 4 weeks ago:
Yep… i actually looked at Subscribing. But… It’s basically mostly amateur hour and the subscription costs a huge amount.
Even worse, I don’t believe creators even get revenue until they exceed sufficient subscribers. So most people are actually paying youtube to put benefit from other people’s video’s which they have no involvement in.
- Comment on Goat Simulator Remastered - Announcement Trailer 4 weeks ago:
It no longer works properly for me and no longer loads on my diy steam machine. Is this what your referring to?
- Comment on Lemmy devs are considering making all votes public - have your say 4 weeks ago:
Problem is, it actually encourages a hive mind. I’ve already had 2 people try to bully me.
I’d go one step further. Upvotes down votes and totals should be hidden entirely. This would encourage people to post based on their own without external influence
- Comment on Lemmy devs are considering making all votes public - have your say 4 weeks ago:
Already had one person today mention my down votes .
It didn’t validate their argument at all and without context it can be interpreted in any fashion to make it seem malicious
- Comment on Smart sous vide cooker to start charging $2/month for 10-year-old companion app 4 weeks ago:
Yeah. I’m not paying that money for something with absolutely rubbish wifi
Not sure if they ever fixed it, but in the past, you couldn’t even add them to the wifi network unless you turned off any secondary APs.
I stopped using the app because it is a pain to get going. But there are much cheaper ones on Amazon
- Comment on Smart sous vide cooker to start charging $2/month for 10-year-old companion app 4 weeks ago:
It’s actually a really good way to cook huge chunks of meat in particular