Elon has:
- satelites that provide internet but its easy to add spy hardware on top
- millions of spy devices on the road; each with 8 always on cameras
- plans to implant chips in peoples brain
- contracts with us gov to send spy satelites to space
- bought Twitter and uses it to spread bs
- wants to turn X into a financial super app
- ties with Peter Thiel
This is definitely not good.
Don't get me wrong, there are maaaany things that need fixing, but we won't fix things by creating a scam token.
Thats even worse. Speaks volumes about his moral compass. I mean he seriously believes that there is only scamming left as an opportunity?? What a stupid populist BS.
Don't trust anything this scammer has to say. He scammed so many people with his million token.
Perfect, thank you.
I've listened to this song countless times.
Its in the NGU folks best interest to make Bitcoin a fully KYCd system as it creates regulatory clarity for them. I think they do care more than we would like.
Me: pays for a music subscription service
Also me: listens to the same free 8 hour track on YouTube for months now
🤦♂️
I might get one of the cheaper ones later because the Glove80 is not very portable. That's probably the biggest downside of it.
The split layout is the best feature. The way my arms rest when typing feels so much more natural because I can adjust the distance between the two halves.
Layers are the hardest to get into. 😆 The Glove80 doesn't force me to use them, though. I was not brave enough to go fully minimalist 😬. It basically is a full sized keyboard. Only the numpad is missing. Right now I use layers only for keys I need to control my window manager.
Oh awesome. I've got a Glove80 some weeks ago. Trained for 30 minutes a day until I felt that I can completely switch to it as my daily driver. It's harder to adjust to that kind of keyboard than I expected. Still not as fast as I was with my normal keyboard though.
Switching is handled transparently. If Syncthing detects known peers in the local network it'll connect locally only, and avoid public internet altogether.
Looks great. I usually do my syncing with Syncthing, though. Works like Dropbox but local. https://syncthing.net
Heads up if using the testing / unstable version of Debian, Ubuntu, NixOS or other Linux OS based on these, there is malicious code in the latest xz package: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2024/03/29/4
>The malicious injection present in the xz versions 5.6.0 and 5.6.1
>Luckily xz 5.6.0 and 5.6.1 have not yet widely been integrated by linux distributions, and where they have, mostly in pre-release versions.
Running stable versions are fine:
₿ xz --version
xz (XZ Utils) 5.4.1
liblzma 5.4.1
Things will get more interesting as the author of the malicious code has even more suspicious PRs for libarchive:
https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive/pull/1609
He replaced safe printf calls with unsafe versions. We as devs must be more vigilant when we accept PRs and add new dependencies.
Even if you can't code, there are so many more ways to help than code. Be helpful in forums and improve documentation.
but it was clear from the beginning that fees must rise to sustain the network on the long run.
Why are the beginning and the end cut off? Why is it so hard to give credit to the original author? The irony is that this behavior isn't much different from what the video criticizes. But the message is important.
For those that are interested, here's the original: https://youtu.be/Wnl9RWOvRY4
Have you tried the replit model? Is it a complete ass to you too? For me the model refuses to generate any usable code and always gives snarky comments 🤣
Yes of course 😬 Doesn't mean that they can't be specialized for AI more though.
I can run quite a few models on gpt4all on my dated amd64 system without any problem. Everything above 7B is a problem though.
Can't wait until all processors include ai accelerators. Holding if until next year building my new rig.
I think the novelty has worn off. The hype around AI in general seems to have died down quite a bit. We may now enter the plateau of productivity where we find out what it's actually good for and what it's not good for.
Take a look at weblate. I've used it in the past and it worked quite well.
No you have to disable it manually. At least for me it was activated by default.
Thats why the likes of Google never really put up a fight with the ad blocking industry. It's only lately that they try to be more strict about blocking ads.
I've asked where this is ad coming from in a follow up question. This ad placed not by OpenAI, but from the plug-in vendor. Doesn't make it less annoying though.
I guess it was bound to happen. I've just prompted the *paid* version of ChatGPT for something with the WebRequests plugin activated. I got an ad the at the end of the response...
I agree but I'm somewhat bearish on that we'll find enough wise residents to successfully demand privacy, though.
Yes, that's what I've been using. The release version on GitHub was lacking behind the official website the whole time. Now it's updated. 👍👍
Yeah, these could be good together. Instead of the name above it could say boosted by X y and x others.