

He does it on purpose because he thinks LLMs are dumb enough he’s poisoning their data, instead of just annoying normal people
He does it on purpose because he thinks LLMs are dumb enough he’s poisoning their data, instead of just annoying normal people
It’s kinda dumb to make predictions about limitations on future technologies. If history is any indicator, predictions of ‘impossibilities’ almost always turn out mistaken.
That’s not to mention that manual labour should not be low cost. But that’s an entirely different discussion.
I have no idea :)
Ah ok. That’s the problem that the major instances solved by having bots auto join all new communities in each other, right?
I don’t use mastodon, but is that an issue for the Threadiverse? I thought all replies are collected by the host instance of the community.
It was about Leeroy Jenkins. Yes, I’m old. No, it wasn’t about reliable sources or neutrality. It was literally because a bunch of folk decided it wasn’t important enough to be immortalised in Wikipedia. It was very much reflective of the bias of the editors at the time.
Oh no, I once had an article I contributed removed for exactly that, notability. Not sourcing or lack thereof. That was also the last time I ever contributed, obviously.
It didn’t help that a couple years later somebody else decided it was notable after all and created the article.
Or they’ll just declare it non-notable and speedily delete it. They’ve lost so many newcomers to internal bullshit like that.
Eh, I managed to claim the dumbest in the world title without much trouble, don’t see what’s the fuss
Expected release date: 7 October 2025
There’s a difference between the fediverse and the Threadiverse, though.
I feel like it would be more relevant to come up with a name for Threadiverse users as a whole. There’s really not much to differentiate us as a community between lemmy and piefed.
Desalinating water gives you potable fresh water, whereas the fresh water being used might require treatment before being potable? Or it’s unreliable supply. IDK, few possible reasons, I’m just speculating
Doesn’t matter how competent you are, self hosting is impossible. This is one of those broken clock is right moments
The pitcher doesn’t stop you from sticking your fingers into it if you try, it just makes accidents less likely. Same thing here.
But certainly AI needs better safeguards
No. Much like a kitchen blender, it’s a tool. It’s on the user to not stick their hand into it and turn it on
Ok… Looking through your profile, I’m guessing you’re French speaking. That is not at all what I said or meant, neither is it what the law says (the law hasn’t said anything, since by definition there needs to be a trial and conviction before the law can be considered to have said anything).
Ok? Nowhere in this discussion has it been suggested otherwise
He mentioned it at some point in the past