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Fedditor385

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  • What prevent companies from employing only trainees, people with disabilities and desperate people to pay peanuts wages?

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  • The job they need to deliver. You can hire anyone if you have nothing to do. But if you have something to do, you need people who can do it in required quality & time.

  • GitHub - DioCrafts/OxiCloud: ☁️ OxiCloud server, efficient and secure way to save all your data

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  • It's not bitching if it's true. Nextcloud has really poor performance alone, it tries to do to many things at once and none of it ends up being good. It was amazing for it's time and it's idea but it simply doesn't scale, not technically, not with time. They need to redo the architecture and probably move to something better performing than PHP. I never heard anyone in any environment even considering PHP as an option in 2025.

  • I need a savoury, summery drink as an alternative to beer

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  • Schwepes bitter lemon?

  • Cloudflare went down today and took half of the internet with it. How does one company have that much impact? Do you think that's concerning?

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  • Because one company offers a good service many people like, and no other company is doing it, od doing it as well as cloudflare. We are also talking about a security feature where not having it and getting hacked, may be well worse than a few hours of downtime.

    Cloudflare is not necessary for the internet at all. People choose to use them.

  • LLMDeathCount.com

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  • Same reason there is a sticker on car batteries that says "Not for drinking".

  • What are some gross or disgusting facts about the human body that people aren't aware of?

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  • Lucky you!

  • LLMDeathCount.com

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  • Agree, but then you would need to count a lot of things, and many of them would be general mass comodity like cars, electricity, heating... besides LLM's being the new thing killing us, we have stuff killing us for ages...

  • LLMDeathCount.com

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  • I guess my opinion will be hugely unpopular but it is what it is - I'd argue it's natural selection and not an issue of LLM's in general.

    Healthy and (emotionally) inteligent humans don't get killed by LLM's. They know it's a tool, they know it's just software. It's not a person and it does not guarantee correctness.

    Getting killed because LLM's told you so - the person was in mental distress already and ready to harm themselves. The LLM's are basically just the straw that broke the camels back. Same thing with physical danger. If you believe drinking bleach helps with back pain - there is nothing that can save you from your own stupidity.

    LLM's are like a knife. It can be a tool to prepare food or it can be a weapon. It's up to the one using it.

  • FFmpeg to Google: Fund Us or Stop Sending Bugs

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  • This would be the simplest solution. Yes, feel free to find and report bugs - but we will fix them at out own pace and availability. The vulnerabilities will be in the open and exploitable until we get to fixing them. If you need it faster, you can contribute money, people or patches.

  • If your lifes goal was to make life better for as many people as possible how would you go about achieving it, assuming you could get start-up capital for your project?

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  • Education - the only way to enable people to help themselves long term. And enable them to excell in a specific field they have interest in.

  • If your lifes goal was to make life better for as many people as possible how would you go about achieving it, assuming you could get start-up capital for your project?

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  • Start-up capital means investors, investors mean expecting a return on investment, that means you must make sure that people you help will pay you back more than you spent helping them.

    The concept in itself is contradictory. If you want to help someone, the easiest thing is not to expect anything in return for the help.

  • Is anyone just like... very terrified of losing your memories?

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  • Sounds quite simple - if you are healthy, nothing to do. If you fear losing memories - write them down. Like, a diary or journal, but you now write down what happened in the past, how you saw it, how you experience it. That way you have memories written down. You can also over time re-read them and update and double check do you still remember them the same way you used to, or do your memories get "watered down" over time.

  • Proton 2025 autumn/winter roadmaps

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  • They bought StandardNotes some time ago, and they introduced Docs from them. But instead of adding Spreadsheets, which would make them an actual alternative to Microsoft Office or Google Workspace, they are doing basically cosmetic changes on existing stuff nobody asked for.

  • A massive Microsoft Azure outage is taking down Xbox and 365

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  • That's like saying if your car doesn't wanna start, just take any other from the street. I have servers I play on and have stuff done. I can't just go somewhere else.

  • A massive Microsoft Azure outage is taking down Xbox and 365

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  • Welp... I just wanted to play Minecraft I bought but hey... I guess fuck me, right?

  • Are there enough resources in the world to allow everyone (or at least the vast majority) to live comfortably and happily?

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  • Depends, there are extremely happy people with nothing, and depressed billionaires wanting more than exists.

  • why do so many people think the brain is somehow totally isolated from the body?

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  • Who says the brain is the most important organ in the body...? The brain...

  • Anyone else not watch movies or TV shows?

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  • Nope, I just watch Youtube now, specifically things that interest me.

  • What do you still use reddit for?

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  • To participate in smaller local/regional communities, because they don't exist or are basically dead on Lemmy. On reddit, almost every city has it's own community, while on Lemmy some countries don't even have communities or just a few people there looking more like a private group chat.

    It could be party due to the decentralized nature, every community perhaps has it's own server, but unless I am able to find it...