

No not really. They’ll just find another company who will build them machines that kill without human intervention.


No not really. They’ll just find another company who will build them machines that kill without human intervention.


When was Windows 11, Lineage/Android, MacOS or a fucking TI calculator a proper Linux distro


Oh I actually just switched it up accidentally while typing. I read it right but still almost one out of three doesn’t get it


I mean if they fix specific reasoning test answers (like the strawberry one) this doesn’t actually make reasoning better tho. It just optimizes for benchmarks


Yeah seems like the training on human data makes it so most AIs will answer at least as unreliable as humans. 71% saying walk from the human side is crazy
Now we’re just missing Gentoo and Linux From Scratch


Buycott is not about individuals in the US. Its about keeping money in our own economy and reducing economy in the US to make it clear to the people and the government that this behavior makes US products less attractive and hurts people. This is not about any individual voter although if I could only support the part of the economy not aligned with MAGA in the US I would. Problem is, the employees and companies spend it mostly in their own economy. Canada or Denmark have shown pretty successfully how buycott can work.


Yess I love VS


Vintage Stories has its own launcher and also native Linux build. Its a more slow progress and survival focused voxel game and I find it immensely satisfying playing with friends. Many tool crafting mechanics are very similar to real life, also food making has debth, there’s crop rotation and just so many little things. It was founded by the Austrians and the company sits in Latvia. It has a very international dev pool also with many from the US but I feel like that shouldn’t be an excluding factor. Way better than buying some game from Steam from an American AAA Studio


I mean with the right legal set-up you could make it work. Make a foundation that releases it under a non-profit license and holds the patent. It could allow for selling derivatives without major profit margins but it’d be difficult to set up.


No they sell it, but only the founders themselves. So better than a modern DRM HP Printer but still, not really FOSS sadly. I hope they change their mind on the license


FYI its not actually open source. Its a cool idea but you can’t actually sell it or sell derivatives of it. Even at zero-sum. This hinders any actual forks from being successful, as any intention to sell the product (even without aiming for profits) is forbidden by their license. It just allows for tinkerers as contributors without properly allowing forks. Makes me a bit sad tbh, because its so close to being awesome.


“well yes you actually need to stay dependent on us to be competitive” -fucking ridiculous


The government should just pay some money to maintainers instead of giving it to corpos. That way everyone wins, instead of just google because the code is in the hand of the public. Also google, please just like, politely, fuck off. We know you guys want in on this, even if we need an out. Everyone knows your worries aren’t for public interest but for your own pockets. FOSS actually supports a much more competitive landscape by not locking in users and allowing people to build on each others ideas instead of creating monopolies.


Laughs in arch linux


You know we already have autonomous doors for houses. I feel like theres a lot more trust involved having a 2 ton vehicle move significant speeds on the road than having it close a door


Just make the motor not slam the door but close it slowly with not enough force to harm someone and put like two sensors + 1 backup in there


Why can’t they build a mechanism where the car can close its own doors. I thought that would be the smaller part compared to autonomous self driving


This… is fucking amazing
Good luck trying to strongarm foss. Forks and backups included. Also making all linux servers illegal. This will totally not be circumvented. Get lost with your law. Let the parents do the parenting instead of overreaching on mass surveillance and trying to end any form of online anonymity.