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Is the US even a real place?

I don’t think the US will ever be trusted or respected again; they were already really pushing it before the last decade happened.

I mean, in this theoretical situation it would. Ignoring the fact that it’s metaphorical, it’s sort of like saying we shouldn’t build windmills or nuclear power plants because the construction produces co2

Yeah, it’s sort of an odd part of the threadiverse. Every instance calculates based on what they’re notified of which means the age of the server along with what other instances it’s federated with impacts the count

During the initial reddit migration, Lemmy/Kbin had a larger active userbase than it does now. It fell off a bit after a little while, though its slowly creeping back up there with a more committed community.

But basically there were more users to upvote beans at that point

What are you running that needs more than 32Gb? I’m only just barely being bottlenecked by my 24Gb when running games at 4k

For sure, yeah. When I joined my current company that provides a web service, I was blown away by how much is recorded. DataDog has a feature called RUM & Session Replay and I don’t think people realise that every mouse movement, click, and interaction in general is recorded in enough detail that as a developer I can play back user sessions as if I were watching a screen recording. Mixed with the fact that it also captures as much identifying information as it can, it’s pretty fucking creepy

It’s important because none of OpenAI’s software or databases were hacked. What was hacked was a service they use. As much as I dislike it, most companies that have a presence online use analytical services

Doesn’t matter if a 3rd party was involved

involved isn’t the correct term for this, or rather it’s exact opposite direction. The 3rd party was hacked and as a result OpenAI data was leaked (along with any other companies using the platform that were affected)

I bring it up because the nuance is important when I can predict people will jump on OpenAI to make claims of shoddy code. I hate OpenAI and Sam Altman but again, the nuance is important because this can happen to any company

Get mad at the fact analytic companies collect enough data to cause this much of a mess if anything

I don’t know about the US but in Canada, security can’t even actually physically stop you in any way so no need to run!

confirm[ing] that a ton of user data has been exposed owing to a breach in a third-party web analytics tool called Mixpanel.

Important detail to know before commenting: it was Mixpanel analytics apparently that was breached and not ChatGPT itself.

Another reason to have Firefox strict privacy mode turned on along with uBlock and Disconnect though :)

This is true. My company heavily pushes employees to use AI to write software

Immich’s use of AI is arguably one of the most suitable cases for the technology and it runs entirely on your own device. I get the hate for AI but this ain’t it

Why though

Me when when someone else takes over my argument for me 🥰

Pehdow in a meadow? Pedo in a meedow?

Damn, that’s the dream ❤️

Have you been able to? Even though I’ve mostly worked in backend APIs that run in containers on Linux, I haven’t been able to switch my work machines to Linux since they have required company VPNs and SSO stuff installed

Edit: the only place I was able to use Linux was a startup environment but the company was bought out and I was forced to switch to Windows

Macs are excellent dev machines, especially if your company buys them for you. 3/4 of my past jobs have provided Macbooks rather than Windows laptops and I don’t plan on going back unless I’m allowed to install Linux

Having a Mac laptop at work means I can use the same dotfiles between it and my personal CachyOS desktoo

Can’t smoke a dart in there bud

def (): is pretty nice

Edit: also as someone doing a bunch of CI work right now, Bash can GTFO (unless the alternative is whatever Windows is doing)