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joshbuddy
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Joined April 18, 2022
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@Voline@kolektiva.social but isn't the twist that its the electric bike, which is making cycling way more accessible for people?
for our next trick, maybe if bikes are changing transportation we can make the roads a bit smaller for them?
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@randahl
– Canada joins the EU
– We develop continent severing technology and float Canada on over
– EU goes carbon negative
– Putin dies and Ukraine joins the EU
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@toriver@mas.to @ErikJonker@mastodon.social @tante@tldr.nettime.org and practically speaking, how do you tell the difference between human guided AI committed vs non-human guided AI committed code?
i'm just wondering from a practical perspective how this policy will work
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@tante@tldr.nettime.org I have this weird cycle where I keep trying AI for coding, it keeps disappointing me, the boosters keep telling me "no, this time its better". but i just can't find these promised productivity gains, except in very boring routing things.
its like the only thing that matters now is speed and craft and quality are completely meaningless ideas.
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@AVincentInSpace@furry.engineer @pluralistic@mamot.fr by that logic is the Internet Archive bad?
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@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io i mean, its not like we're running around with clothing saying "made by slave labor" on it
@assaf@mas.to heh well, fwiw I’m reading Little Bosses Everywhere on @pluralistic@mamot.fr recommendation. Great read but disturbing and cult triggering.
So, the reality of using Claude Code is you're more willing to accept whatever. You don't really go back and make sure everything is perfect, you're inclined to shrug and move on.
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@emenel@post.lurk.org This was my concept for Hackers 2. It was from a sweeter, gentler time.
https://sfba.social/@joshbuddy/109839996771303240
I can only assume Hackers 3 will be Dade vs the AI
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@flux@mastodon.unwi.re @cryptohagen@social.data.coop Yeah, that's an interesting wrinkle for sure. Really, apple should also stick a delete query on deleting apps to clean up notifications too, that'd be nice of them.
And ofc, if you're really deep into opsec turn off the notifications like you said. Also turn off read notifications if you're truly paranoid.
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@cryptohagen@social.data.coop But what's the news here, if they got into his phone to extract a database, isn't it kind of game over from a security perspective? Maybe I'm missing something.
It seems that if you're going to fire at an agent in the Matrix, you'd ideally want to aim at their crotch. Maybe they have some countermeasure against it, but I'm pretty sure their crotch is constant.
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@heliographe_studio@mastodon.social I enjoyed this recent post https://daringfireball.net/2025/12/bad_dye_job
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@outofcontrol@phpc.social @jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net I haven't seen the copyleft section, where is it?
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@letoams@defcon.social @eff@mastodon.social I'd still rather this than those guys who drive around trying to sell you speakers out the back of their car
Mailgun took my money, blocked my account 30 minutes later, no explanation, I didn't do anything sketchy. Ghost will only use Mailgun's api so ...
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@ketan@climatejustice.social I can't help but think of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6Fuxkinhug
Being John Malkovich (8/11) Movie CLIP - Malkovich Inside Malkovich (1999) HD
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@mcv I think it’s from an airplane safety card. Found it in my backups from 20 years ago. No idea what the origin is
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@ainmosni@social.ainmosni.eu @tante@tldr.nettime.org @toriver@mas.to @ErikJonker@mastodon.social I was thinking more from the perspective of enforcement, seems like potentially a lot of work. we don't creates rules where the cost of enforcing vastly outstrips the good of the rules
Every day in sf is operation epic furry
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@FeenjaWesker@rollenspiel.social this looks quite painful. just the surgery recovery time alone
I bet if trees could talk they'd just be screaming the whole time and I don't really need that
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@outofcontrol@phpc.social @jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net what I don't understand about the codeberg policy is if its about copyright uncertainty, what is the rationale for "mostly" vibecoded being bad? wouldn't copyright uncertainty mean any project is tainted if it included LLM-generated code? or does it not work that way?
@assaf@mas.to but um, won't people continue to read for entertainment?
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@bob_zim@infosec.exchange @ainmosni@social.ainmosni.eu @tante@tldr.nettime.org @toriver@mas.to @ErikJonker@mastodon.social and denmark spends more on a system to make immigrants pay for welfare than the actual cost of immigrants using said welfare. the difference here being (and this is a big one) codeberg is not a country or city, and they don't have tax coffers to rely on.
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@cairobraga@gts.cairobraga.com @AVincentInSpace@furry.engineer @pluralistic@mamot.fr you're right to call me out, and for the most part, this is an unfair comparison.
I was reacting specifically to "classify a technology that relies on scraping the works of thousands of creative workers" as the Internet Archive does scrape many websites and scan many books. And similarly to LLM makers, they have both received objections from copyright holders.
That was really the point of comparison I was making, the rest of @AVincentInSpace@furry.engineer's points are good objections.
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@neckspike@indiepocalypse.social @joeycastillo@mastodon.social I want this sticker, i love it
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@aphyr@woof.group I just don't understand how anyone could become addicted to drugs! Ugh!
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@bob_zim@infosec.exchange @ainmosni@social.ainmosni.eu @tante@tldr.nettime.org @toriver@mas.to @ErikJonker@mastodon.social but you're citing wasteful, performative enforcement as precedent, but those are examples of failure not models to emulate