

Lets spend 500 Billion tokens on reverse engineering an unspecified first person shooter. You ask how our agents communicate with each other? Obviously via a fucking Discord channel because that makes sense.
Alles dreht sich, alles bewegt sich.


Lets spend 500 Billion tokens on reverse engineering an unspecified first person shooter. You ask how our agents communicate with each other? Obviously via a fucking Discord channel because that makes sense.


I just keep my KeePass file in a Nextcloud and occasionally synchronise manually via WebDAV.



If cancer was the only one drawback it wouldn’t even be that bad. In addition to cancer, it makes you smell like an ashtray, gives you really bad skin, and its even a cause for erectile dysfunction. There are better drugs to get addicted to.


There is KeeWeb but I am not sure how well maintained it is. This issue is still open. It might be worth contacting your employers IT department instead. Asking for a well known password manager like KeePass shouldn’t raise any eyebrows.


“The main thing is: do not blindly rely on AI as as a
route planningtool. It can never substitute for good education, good training, a good experience, good decision making in the field.”


Well looks like GNOME is in danger of being significantly sloppified next.
Projects that continue to prohibit AI-generated vulnerability reports are no longer suitable dependencies for GNOME, and should be developed someplace other than GNOME GitLab.
Former security guy of GNOME basically demanding that everybody who bans LLM security reports should be removed from GNOME.


I can’t speak from personal experience but Emacs has RTL support, is themeable, and there are a few plaintext email clients implemented on top of it that could work for you.


That guy, antifascist? I never met an antifascist who keeps splitting hair on whether a guy, who calls for the ethnic cleansing of non-white people from the UK, and who compared Roma people to wolves, might be fascist. Andreas Kling literally boosts white replacement theory tweets. That goes way beyond weird in my book. Vaxry, maybe, I don’t know. He could be just an asshole, but being really nasty to trans people specifically is kinda a dog whistle in itself.


Probably the cheapest marketing campaign they ever bought.


Nicco says a lot of things, especially when it comes to defending fascists. That wasn’t even the first time.
Also, the idea that you can’t ban something just because a few people will get away with it is false. Literally all rules work that way. The average slop coder isn’t subtle about it and they will get banned if they try to pass of their extrusions as their own work. Contributors who stick around usually do because they care about that community. These contributors will then also respect that communities rules and values.


Same here. When the community found out about the inclusion of that weird akademy talk they tried to deflect that everything is up to discussion. I pointed out that they closed the thread that was trying to do that and got blocked shortly after. This was before they created that AI ticket.


I can’t tell you why they did it that way but Upper Austria was split along the Danube river.


Of course you can ban AI use. Nobody says theft is pointless to ban just because some people will get away with it. The discussion also isn’t just on technical terms. The companies behind these models and the damage they are doing to the environment and our societies are a big reason for the dislike of this technology.


Nothing global at the moment but some projects within GNOME already ban AI contributions. There is a discussion about it on the forums. I think it looks a little bit better for now. At least you don’t get banned for saying that you have ethical concerns like KDE is now doing.


DHH is a racist not fascist, bet you feel stupid now don’t you?


The answer to that question might surprise you.


Their discussion looks way better than the sad display KDE delivered. I am cautiously optimistic.


Something slightly more positive for once. While KDE looked at what Debian is doing in regards to AI and said “It’s my go with the shotgun!”, GNOME seems hesitant for now. I remain cautiously optimistic. At least libadwaita already banned AI contributions so maybe becoming a gnome is part of my future.


If you are still donating to KDE please consider cancelling and let the KDE devs know.
I recognise that the sloperator is pretty damn insecure about their AI usage. [YES][NO]