Don’t get my hopes up, especially if what they eventually release is in Duke Nukem Forever quality.

1990-2013 I saw Russia as friendly’ish even when they fought in Chechnya etc.

2014-2021 wtf. maybe they are not so good? what’s next?

2022- Russia is definitely the enemy

I think Sam work-shopped this with Chat GPT.

TLDR: They are talking about Chinese coders hired by MS have access to DoD related code, not a computer program.

Newsflash: American car manufacturer says “Our cars are crap and overpriced”

Isn’t it too easy for the current chatbots/LLMs to lie about everything?

Train it on garbage or in the wrong way, and it will agree on anything you want it to.

I asked DeepSeek about what to visit nearby and to give me some URLs and it hallucinated the URLs and places. Guess it wasn’t trained to know anything about my local area.

Is there an option to physically disable this?

When i finally get an EV I don’t want it to be online in any form, is it even possible to get one like that?

Because we didn’t do our research, we ended up at a hotel in Mallorca that were filled with people in their 20s partying all night and the included food fitted the price, for instance one night they served thin slices of meat-ish-spam with overcooked greens.

But we didn’t let it ruin our holiday!

She should have thought ahead and packed some Marmite and toast or a bit of Stilton and some crackers just to be safe, that was common for older people in the 1960’s.

You are right, do it well-planned and slow.

At least they give it a year, instead of just chainsawing it. That said a year is still very fast, if they did it over 5-10 years that would be right.

Browsing the internet will be like playing AI Quake II, you’ll think you are in this alternate universe.

Sounds about right, I had a positive experience when I told my local LLM to refactor a function and add a single argument.

I would not dare letting it loose on a whole source file, because it changes random things giving you more code to review.

In my view current LLM’s do a acceptable job with:

• Adding comments
• Writing docstrings
• Writing git commit messages
• Simple tasks on small pieces of code

Lemmy.ca = Hosers

I haven’t looked at the Lemmy codebase but here’s my thoughts on why they don’t “just” fix this.

Unless the database is designed for easy migration from it can be a very large task to modify the database layout, as you nearly have to refactor everything.

One way to solve this is that all posts/comments/votes uses an UUID as primary key instead of auto-incrementing IDs.

Still Gandalf was partial to some Old Toby.