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Comment #49215045
Linus might want to look over Oracle's reasoning and reconsider the potential legal harm that can come to the Linux kernel from accepting AI code.
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Comment #49149254
NetBSD specifically prohibits AI contributions as far as I'm aware of -and thank god for it!
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Comment #49096833
I'm a simple user so libreoffice (Calcs, in this case) suits my needs -but I'm also not using it for work, either.
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Comment #49026586
This, right here, is the bottom line. Money gets what Money wants.
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Comment #49026193
That's apples and oranges; a better analogy would be if you post a video on youtube that you made yourself, with products you're allowed to use, but happen to overlook that copywri…
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Comment #49025496
Alternate take; deliberately broken moderation systems and perverse incentives are the biggest source of social media manipulation. Fix social media, and leave the consumers alone.…
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Comment #49022343
Works a treat, I reckon -until the moment comes when you actually want to interact and/or post.
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Comment #49022281
With AI posts and karma farming -not to mention good old-fashioned astroturfing ...how reliable is that, really?
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Comment #49022246
>Back to old school forums It's the year of Our Lord 2026. Good luck discovering forums that you don't already know about!
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Comment #49021959
Honestly that seems kind of pointless and a waste of time. Might as well work it out by hand if you're going to go through all that effort
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Comment #49021752
I missed that, link please?
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Comment #49021272
Not a lawyer, but additionally there's also legal concern about the legality of the training source. How can you verify that the model you're using wasn't trained and therefore inc…
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Comment #48996117
Of course they are -it goes without saying.
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Comment #48995969
Are you including aggressive economic attacks -such as weaponizing tariffs or are you only counting direct military acts? I'm pretty sure the U.S. has done both over the last coupl…
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Comment #48995937
Yes and no? I've had the same experience with asking about Tienanmen square -but then when asking a Deepseek v4 model (and confirmed by asking the chat on the deepseek site) about …
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Comment #48955834
>But lately, because of AI, I've completely lost interest in this kind of stuff. I'm a few years older -and yes, I feel the same way. Not just in programming and geek stuff but in …
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Comment #48838760
I originally wasn't going to try it -but now I have to!
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Comment #47668781
Particularly since the first version of Windows shipped in what -1985? Contemporary with 4.2BSD? Did 4.2BSD even use /etc/hosts the same way or DNS?
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Comment #47668216
Elon bought Twitter to destroy it, this is simply the latest step in that process.
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Comment #47668095
>And at that point you also realize that are better OSes Nothing beats Windows 11+WSL2; literally the best of both worlds.
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Comment #47051388
Great for svardos users, not ideal for the rest of the FreeDOS community, however. [edit]Additionally, it looks like people's IP address is included with their posts. YUCK!
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Comment #45493342
OS/2 was more stable than Windows and it had threaded application support -so the analogy does hold, IMO.
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Comment #44315819
Another One Rides The Bus (I first heard it on Dr. Demento)
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Comment #44070240
Litigation in some form or another. This is undoubtably related to the take it down legislation recently passed. Porn isn't the only worry; there's also getting sued by the estates…
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Comment #44069753
From what I understand, Brave is a shit-show in its' own right.