Darorad
@Darorad@lemmy.world
- Comment on Results of the 2024 Reddit Anime Awards 23 hours ago:
It takes a little while to get going, I didn’t really get into it until like 4-5 episodes in
- Comment on Mozilla is already revising its new Firefox terms to clarify how it handles user data 6 days ago:
Arc. The browser company is continuing security updates, but has otherwise stopped all development
- Comment on Mozilla is already revising its new Firefox terms to clarify how it handles user data 6 days ago:
Arc. They are only continuing security updates and necessary maintenance. No more feature work, no more bug fixes.
- Comment on Mozilla is already revising its new Firefox terms to clarify how it handles user data 1 week ago:
Nah, it’s abandoned as the company turned to ai stuff
- Comment on Mozilla is already revising its new Firefox terms to clarify how it handles user data 1 week ago:
- Comment on FromSoftware didn’t want Sony to publish Dark Souls as it was ‘disappointed’ by how Demon’s Souls was treated 2 weeks ago:
Sony owns 14% of fromsoft and 10% of their parent company’s parent company. I bet that’s enough for them to push some shitty things but it still gives from some room to push back.
- Comment on Fedi platforms designed for mutual aid 2 weeks ago:
I just have it on a private Gitea server right now, I’ll move it over to github and send you a DM with some more details
- Comment on Fedi platforms designed for mutual aid 3 weeks ago:
Huh, I wasnt originally planning on activitypub in what I’m building cause I see little reason for my group’s needs, currently just thinking a basic api so you could hook several instances together. @ApathyTree@lemmy.dbzer0.com would that cover your use case or would a broader activity pub implementation be better?
(Also absolutely no promises this turns into something beyond just being useful to the group I’m involved in, but I would like to make it something broadly useful if I can with the time I’m able to put into it.)
- Comment on Are mood problems a “turn off” for people even when they’re hard to manage? 3 weeks ago:
I would highly reccomend talking to a therapist. It can be hard to find one that works for you, but give it a shot and try a few if one doesn’t work. Therapy can be incredibly helpful and this is something that sounds like it’s having a negative impact on your life.
- Comment on Fedi platforms designed for mutual aid 3 weeks ago:
I’ve looked for something like this and haven’t been able to find one.
I’ve started developing one for my local mutual aid group, but that’s still months away from an initial release at the rate I’ve been able to put time into it.
(Side note if anyone does know of one, I’d love to hear about it)
- Comment on I still don’t think companies serve you ads based on spying through your microphone 2 months ago:
Other methods of data collection can be scarily effective. Stores have identified people were pregnant before they knew.
Very likely they identified you as someone that could have that condition, and you noticing the ads after talking to your doctor is a form of recency bias.
You can collect almost all the same data from traditional surveillance methods. Collecting and processing mocrophone data just isn’t effective enough to make up for the massively increased costs from processing it.
- Comment on Concerns Raised Over Bitwarden Moving Further Away From Open-Source 4 months ago:
Eh, there’s a completely independent reimplementation of the server, so I’d be surprised if the same doesn’t happen for the apps if there’s a real issue that comes up
- Comment on Google looks to be fully shutting down unsupported extensions and ad blockers in Chrome, such as uBlock Origin – which might push some folks to switch to Firefox 5 months ago:
You’ve been hearing about it because there’s been a lot of pushback at all stages of them doing it. That doesn’t mean it won’t happen, they’ve kept pushing for it and there’s no indication they won’t go through with it.
- Comment on Arch Linux and Valve Collaboration 5 months ago:
SteamOS is based on arch, but it has major differences. The steam deck’s update mechanism is completely different from normal arch Linux.
Arch normally immediately updates to the latest version of every program. This is usually fine, but when a big bug is missed by the developers, it can cause problems.
The steam deck updates a base image that includes all the programs installed by default, and by the time it releases a lot of them aren’t the absolute newest version. When valve updates SteamOS they definitely run a lot of tests on the base image to make sure it’s stable and won’t cause any issues.
SteamOS is also an immutible distro, meaning the important parts are read only. This also means updates are done to everything at once, and if something goes wrong, it can fall back to a known good version.
Not to say arch Linux is unstable (its been better for me than Ubuntu), but SteamOS is at a completely different level. It’s effectively a completely different distro if we’re talking about stability. I think what they’re hoping is this support would allow arch to build out testing infrastructure to catch more issues and prevent them from making it to users.
- Comment on Hide your couch! 7 months ago:
Republican vice presidential candidate
- Comment on We see what you're doing 10 months ago:
Okay, but if they don’t say no, Biden has the opportunity to do something very funny.
- Comment on Unprofitable SF tech giant Okta lays off 400 workers, dozens in California 1 year ago:
It could also have been a ghost listing, but yeah, I’m baffled they aren’t profitable
- Comment on Alaska flight incident reveals another feature Boeing didn’t inform pilots about - Federal investigators said that Boeing didn’t make pilots aware that when a plane rapidly depressurizes, the cockp... 1 year ago:
Not concerning at all, pilots aren’t important to a plane.
- Comment on This iPhone fell out of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 1 year ago:
Guess you just needed to call in the ntsb to look for plane parts.
- Comment on ChatGPT bombs test on diagnosing kids’ medical cases with 83% error rate | It was bad at recognizing relationships and needs selective training, researchers say. 1 year ago:
Exactly, med-palm 2 was specifically trained for being a medical chatbot, not general purpose like chatgpt
- Comment on ChatGPT bombs test on diagnosing kids’ medical cases with 83% error rate | It was bad at recognizing relationships and needs selective training, researchers say. 1 year ago:
Why do people keep expecting a language model to be able to do literally everything. AI works best when it’s a model trained to solve a problem. You can’t just throw everything at a chatbot and expect it to have any sort of competence.
- Comment on Etsy targeted by child trafficking conspiracy theories 1 year ago:
Hey, it’s a great time to buy. Supply hasn’t dropped, but demand has.
- Comment on This fan-made HD PC port of Zelda: Link's Awakening is so cool I can't believe Nintendo hasn't taken it down yet 1 year ago:
Oh, yeah, I was mostly joking, more people have it downloaded means it’s basically impossible to take down
- Comment on This fan-made HD PC port of Zelda: Link's Awakening is so cool I can't believe Nintendo hasn't taken it down yet 1 year ago:
They will now
- Comment on How long do you think until AI writes and debugs code better than the average programmer? 1 year ago:
Yeah, and understanding the context of a massive codebase will give it a ton of challenges
- Comment on literally frieren 1 year ago:
As it deserves to
- Comment on The Aliens did a little trolling 1 year ago:
Nevermind, I’m just illiterate
- Comment on The Aliens did a little trolling 1 year ago:
I think the premise of the question means none wouldn’t be an option, but yeah, entertaining it is weird.
- Comment on Google abandons “Web Environment Integrity” 1 year ago:
Thank you for your hard work
- Comment on Cars are a 'privacy nightmare on wheels'. Here's how they get away with collecting and sharing your data 1 year ago:
They’re all built on an open source base, but everything they add is proprietary
