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WolfeReader
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About WolfeReader
https://unu.edu/inweh/collection/environmental-cost-of-AIs-Enrgy-Use-Carbon-water-and-land-footprints
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Comment #49197876
Offer low pay and start using lines of code as a metric. Not only will you not hire such people, you'll also filter out any who might already be on your team! (Assuming "these peop…
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Comment #49138163
"Thanks Obama" is sometimes used sarcastically by people who actually don't mind Obama, as a parody of how conservatives would blame literally anything on him. Too bad the above po…
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Comment #49103406
Thanks for letting me know about mupdf! One of my favorite things about KOReader is its ability to handle humongous PDFs on extremely modest hardware; it's good to know what this a…
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Comment #49103395
Windows would be a whole different build target, and Koreader works great through WSL anyway.
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Comment #49090885
The thread title should be updated to clarify that it's a JavaScript-specific article.
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Comment #49070595
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Comment #49048487
It sure is! But I guess it would be less fun to say "1 out of 5 developers will not be using Codeberg going forward". Especially since that may well be an intended effect of Codebe…
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Comment #49044624
The current adoption of LLMs by developers seems to be a bit more than 20%. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2025/10/06/about-1-i... This is just for professional jobs (and …
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Comment #49041792
It's a completely different statement, so yes.
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Comment #49040945
"Write" is not the correct verb for how you produce software if you get it from GenAI. May I suggest a few replacements? "Plagiarize" or "excrete" are both more fitting in differen…
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Comment #49040921
If the outcome is that most vibe-coders leave Codeberg alone, that seems like a win for Codeberg.
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Comment #48939717
If you say "publishers require DRM" and then say that publishers sometimes sell books without DRM, you might need to review the definition of the word "require". Some publishers re…
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Comment #48928902
Selling books doesn't require DRM at all. I buy DRM-free books all the time. As an example: Kobo will tell you, at the bottom of each book's page, if it has DRM or not. And it will…
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Comment #48914194
I'm anti-AI as heck, but this is a really good point.
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Comment #48914090
Bicycles don't consume the energy of a small nation.
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Comment #48912986
Yes. They're using AI to write Git commits. They're using AI to delete directories. They're using AI to summarize articles written by AI. And the planet just gets hotter and hotter…
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Comment #48912971
Now this is the sort of stock phrase AI should use more
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Comment #48909696
I already gave a specific example. And since your second paragraph shows that you don't understand what generative AI even is or how it works, you have got some learning due before…
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Comment #48902869
Easy: counting letters in a word. There are tons of examples where AI confidently presents incorrect letter counts as fact. Search it up, really! Good example article: https://wond…
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Comment #48896200
Wow, you are drinking the corporate kool-aid eagerly . The brain understands concepts. I can say, for example, "a penny saved is a penny earned" and understand that I'm talking abo…
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Comment #48893770
They may have been implying it; I'll say it. Token prediction machines do not produce meaningful output . It is much more likely that they will regurgitate, without attribution, so…
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Comment #48848192
It is inevitable that a post criticizing grammar or spelling will, itself, contain a grammar or spilling error.
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Comment #48847152
Search engines without ads exist. Try noai.duckduckgo.com. Decent search results, actual sources, no risk of hallucination, no extreme energy cost.
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Comment #48736004
Good on them! AI-produced "content" is a DDOS attack on human cognition. It takes more time to review than to produce, and the original coders rarely review the output before creat…
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Comment #48640094
I legit did not know this. Thanks!