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Comment #49194614
1. In the scenario i'm mentioning, there's no LLMs being deployed at all for end users. Social networks, netflix-style video and email fits in a single rack for thousands of people…
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Comment #49194183
Very simple. Out of 9000 garbage assessment, you end up with one correct proof, which from what i read is not really human-readable/elegant as such. This is to be expected out of a…
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Comment #49193957
So what? It's good to have people question the status quo. Shut the stupid AI craze down before it finishes destroying whatever's left of our planet. Or are you not concerned that …
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Comment #49193941
The most anti DC people are not chronically online, if at all. Just because Youtube influencers exist doesn't mean they're anything close to the average concerned citizen. See also…
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Comment #49193911
That's working under the (imo wrong) assumption that LLMs are what we need/want. First, because pushing toward the user can happen as shared hosting in your municipality and doesn'…
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Comment #49193893
> deal with the actual regulatory gaps since the focus ends up being on trying to block projects Two counterpoints: - the problem is not in "regulatory" gaps, but in how regulation…
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Comment #49165443
Materialist analysis is not marxism although marxism is a kind of materialism-based economic analysis. Plenty of radical movements are not marxists (because Marx had a narrow under…
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Comment #49080997
So i'm not a fan of banking / money in general, but i'm surprised to such a rose-tainted comment upvoted so high. The real european alternative is the research project Taler https:…
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Comment #49080964
> they manufacture many of the products they sell If you're familiar with labor disputes around Decathlon, i think a more fair representation is they get other people to manufactur…
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Comment #49080878
For now, no. But to be fair, it hasn't reached prod yet. So far, only great upsides: developer experience (in templates) is considerably better, and djlint/j2lint make it even bett…
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Comment #49080832
From what i understand `DIRS` is only for the top-level app. I couldn't find a way to apply it to inner apps (eg. `auth`, `order`, `etc`). I'd be happy if you know the way i don't …
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Comment #49058659
It's a practical alternative, but definitely not a drop-in replacement! I've been working on migrating a django project to jinja2 lately, see the diff: https://framagit.org/la-char…
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Comment #49038010
Well, i guess that's what i get for trying to sympathize with someone i disagree with. I have also been this person who doesn't fit in a group but only realizes too late. My bad fo…
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Comment #49037953
Sure, i linked the docs about private repos specifically. Public repositories of FLOSS are the mission of codeberg, minus slopware and shitcoins (the subject of this thread). I tho…
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Comment #49035292
> You say yourself you didn't even see all the comments. Yes, and i'm not claiming you're wrong in your feeling that some people were excessive about this. Though i could argue tha…
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Comment #49033561
As an example, deuxfleurs.fr, a french non-profit host, mentions issues with notifications, message history, and message searching as reasons to leave matrix in their latest newsle…
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Comment #49033530
> it would be very important to have a system where anything I record for a narrow audience doesn't become available to the public That's precisely what the author is arguing.
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Comment #49032923
Not in fact. On systems with permissions/privileges, you always return a 404 when a page does exist but the user doesn't have permission. Because sometimes leaking the existence of…
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Comment #49032903
> what is the methodology Overall: there are humans performing the moderations. I trust them to have good judgement. This is not a witch hunt proposing to delete every repository w…
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Comment #49032857
The first link has been removed (or may be private). The second link and quotes sound bad, but placed in context they actually sound more reasonable arguments to me. The "limits of…
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Comment #49032789
> they have the potential to make our life better If you're a vegan as your nick suggests, i would suggest to reconsider this point. Capitalism was already bent on sending us towar…
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Comment #49032716
Not really. See https://docs.codeberg.org/getting-started/faq/#how-about-pri...
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Comment #49032694
I'm sorry but you are completely out of touch with reality. This is a non-profit calling on their members to vote. Non-members didn't have a say, so a random member posting on Mast…
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Comment #49032629
> Given they'll kick you off the platform if you're not aligned with FOSS views and act accordingly, it seems strange to have associated Codeberg with "freedom" at all. It's differ…
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Comment #49032577
That would be a commercial activity. Codeberg is a non-profit host. I'm not familiar with german law but i assume non-profits can have some commercial activity (as long as they don…