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@db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Epicurean, Revolutionary Libertarian Socialist, AI Horde creator, Python, Ansible & Godot developer. Infrastructure automation is my jam.
- Comment on Lemmy.one will be shutting down 16 hours ago:
One can make it also easier when switching profiles: They can just add a link to their new account. The profile info will be cached on other servers, even when the origin server goes down, providing a proof of the accounts validity. Of course lemmy could simply add a validation url similar to mastodon does and that would make this moot.
- Comment on Lemmy.one will be shutting down 2 days ago:
- Comment on Lemmy.one will be shutting down 2 days ago:
The biggest one is that there needs to be a distinction between mod report and ijstance admin report
- Comment on Lies, Damned Lies, and LLMs: AI is a Con 4 days ago:
Hallucinations when summarizing are significantly lower than when generating code (since the original document would be in context)
- Comment on You look like an adventurer with some unusual opinions. 1 week ago:
Thanks
- Comment on You look like an adventurer with some unusual opinions. 1 week ago:
Maybe I’ll wait for the remaster :D
- Comment on You look like an adventurer with some unusual opinions. 1 week ago:
Morrowind is the one I skipped. Someone explain the joke plox.
- Comment on Why I don't use AI in 2025 1 week ago:
It’s not even that. It’s like trying to run an AAA game on a 10 year old laptop and complaining the game is garbage because your frame rates are too low.
- Comment on Why I don't use AI in 2025 1 week ago:
At least anecdotally, Andreas over at 82MHz.net tried running a AI model locally on his laptop and it took over 10 minutes for just one prompt.
OK just the 4th sentence clearly shows this person has no clue what they’re talking about.
- Comment on Case dismissed – Windscribe wins landmark no-log VPN lawsuit in Greece 2 weeks ago:
The fuck? Greece is in the EU. They’re not “rich ’ by any means, but” poor as fuck " is extreme.
- Comment on North Korea Stole Your Job 2 weeks ago:
Without pay wall archive.ph/YiMwl
- Comment on What's the matter Aquaman? 2 weeks ago:
That’s what I did
- Comment on What's the matter Aquaman? 2 weeks ago:
Good opportunity to link to this youtu.be/I53HDr0-Qew
- Comment on Glock Solo 2 weeks ago:
And yet Gun Kata
- Comment on Turning the Tables: How to Make Spammers Reveal Their Own IP Address 2 weeks ago:
As much as I like this approach, I want to hear if the author has at any time successfully sued anyone with it because I seriously doubt it.
- Comment on Russia says retook Kursk from Ukraine with North Korean help 2 weeks ago:
Daym, why have I seen multiple tankies agree that the existence of North Korean soldiers was just western propaganda then?
- Comment on YouTube Music wants me to verify my age. 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Mastodon Exit Interview 4 weeks ago:
If it quacks like a duck, and it walks like a duck…
- Comment on China now faces 245% Trump tariff 4 weeks ago:
We can only hope
- Comment on China now faces 245% Trump tariff 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Mastodon Exit Interview 4 weeks ago:
Wait, not only are you misinterpreting what I said (I used alien.top as a case of for “admins will want to defederate because of resource abuse even when their own users find it useful” and less about “admins will ban any bot-only instance”) but your interpretation directly contradicts your first point.
And I bring up botsin.space as a bot-heavy instance which wasn’t widely defederated which obviuously proves you wrong on what constitures “resource abuse” enough to be banned.
Yeah, you can add the “reasonable output” qualifier all you want. This would be a subjective point.
With botsin.space, we have a good example of what is reasonable to not be defederated.
- Comment on Mastodon Exit Interview 4 weeks ago:
And I am not arguing “everyone will defederate from instances running bots”.
This is exactly what you were arguing. There’s no reason to bring up alien.top otherwise.
This is not an hypothetical scenario. It happened with alien.top.
- Comment on Mastodon Exit Interview 4 weeks ago:
I am not going to argue this point. My only point in this discussion is that one can safely self-host bots with a reasonable output and have little chance of being widely defederated.
- Comment on Mastodon Exit Interview 4 weeks ago:
You’re arguing with a right-libertarian, FYI. This should explain some of their positions and arguments better.
- Comment on Mastodon Exit Interview 4 weeks ago:
plenty of instances have mastodon.art and tech.lgbt defederated. So what? Your point was that it would be widespread, which was factually not the case.
- Comment on Conduwuit is dead, long live Tuwunnel! 4 weeks ago:
It seems the dev just wanted to run it as a personal fork and never understood the reason for the pr standards in a collaborative environment
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- Comment on Mastodon Exit Interview 4 weeks ago:
I wasn’t supporting an alternative. I was merely pointing the lie in your statement that having bots in one’s instance is grounds for massive defederation. Don’t try to divert.
- Comment on Mastodon Exit Interview 4 weeks ago:
Botsin.space existed for a long while and wasn’t widely defederated. Just saying…
- Comment on [Question] What just happened to 4 million posts? 4 weeks ago:
While this seems better than a lot of others, these types of systems are very easily manipulated by mass media, so functioning inside capitalism is already a massive problem. In any case it’s difficult to judge the efficacy, only with one rich protected nation as an example.
