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I mean no harm.

  • I yesterday logged into my very old and dead M$ account. Holy fuck the experience of forced ads, timed pop ups, and thank good all of this fucking sloppy shit will be now deleted on my part. I'm not going near that diarrhea shit anymore unless paid.

  • some other mega Corp who doesn’t give a shit about GPL licensing?

    The GPL was written using the very same law language and methods that the mega Corps are now days trying to enforce against us.

    It's kind of ironic.

  • This world is getting there, or at least some countries are. Just need a 12-14h grid-scale battery capacity, and we have indirect fusion for the next 4bn years or so...

    I sometimes wonder if people get this. Nearly free energy, forever. No need to shovel and pay for that dinosaur brick juice, which is at this very moment just stored photons from the sun anyway.

  • Stick to the GPL licensencing of your code whenever possible and the garbage EEE can't subdue you. (Embrace extend exthinguish.)

    If they plagiarize it they kinda ow you the honor.

    Hower, plagiarism is still plagiarism, so you better actually write some of your code by hand.

  • I'm dum founded why we are even considering overseas services, there is a literal datacenter boom going on right now. There are many local, including massive ones like google, hetzner providers.

    AWS, or cloud in general, is an money extortion service in practice for very large customers.

  • It's always the fucking DNS. .__.

  • I hope we eventually get a copyleft lisence that states: "by using this product in a comercial product you have commited to supporting it, either by monetary fee or doing development work for it behalf, otherwise this product is entirely free of cost and is provided as-is".

    Edit: and the developers can freely reproduce the GPL license exception for all their products:

     
        
    // Under Section 7 of GPL version 3, you are granted additional
    // permissions described in the GCC Runtime Library Exception, version
    // 3.1, as published by the Free Software Foundation.
    
    
      

    Currently, and I don't know why, this extremely useful license exception for (C++) headers, which is meant for compiled down to machine-code is not usable for anything else. If your library is not part of GCC, the GPL does not help you here. As such, if you publish a header only library under GPL, you cannot state that the code using your code is not under "API" boundary, ie. free of GPL, while keeping your precious header under GPL. And no, LGPL, does not save you here.

    You only have non-copyleft lisences like MIT (disgusting), Apache (shitly less gross), BSL-1.0 (still non copyleft) or LGPL (not gross, but extremely limiting.)

    And, if you still publish something, I plead it is at least under GPL, since this guarantees a life for the produce, non-negotioable, forever, which I think is still better than dying and giving up to pooh of public domain.

  • I had a little accident with non english people, please hold on.

  • The factory must grow. Somehow, there keeps being demand for infinitely more RAM and energy.

  • Current AI is a dead end, it's less intelligent than a fly brain, which by the way can solve mazes with just 160,000 neurons, remember where the food is after hours of discovering such, is self replicating, and is a generic intelegect.

  • Banan

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  • Good, so the bland cavendish will never die and we actually learned something from the first mass-extinction event of more flavorful bananas. (the old more flavorful essence of the dead variety is still fckn. everywhere.)

  • /factorio day

  • Seals!

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  • This honestly improved my day 200% :3

  • Yellow custard cake baked in neutrons. Delisciously deadly.

  • Just try find and track the price per kg of a good, and you are in deep shit. Its some times hidden, after several "get the app", "two for one" just to find out the good is fucking more expensive if you refuse go though the privacy invasing hoops. What the fuck happended to "Limited time offer until this actually cheap batch is sold out!"

  • Deploy the hypnobots! Marketing +10000%!

    The timeline with the current AI sounds like ripoff from "the paper clips" game, where the only task is to make the number go up. If you play that game, you'll spot that dark patterns used have spread everywhere since.

    eventually consuming the earth and universe, converting them into paper clips. 100% addiction game.

  • You have seen the equations? 99% you don't get anything useful or somehow split the fucking universe, so that time-reversed flow of information won't break the causality. (And it fucking does break the universe, the local bubble we are in. Please, don't google false-vacuum.) We don't even know the speed of light in one-direction, because information travels at the fucking speed of light, whatever that is. Yet, you measure a spin of electron, and the other fucker in the opposite side of the universe, is known to be opposite in the instant.

    The action is minimized by nature, in one way or other, even if this means punching a hole in the space-time continuum, to start a tree-of-universes descending from the host.

    /s (I had enough beer for today.)

  • I don't know, if you gather one proton's and two neutrons worth of energy, localized entirely within the supposed space of an atom, you could generate mass from energy. However, what that energy converts into, is entirely random, so I would guess most of the time you just get realllly high energy photons out of it.

  • Initially, x86 CPUs didn't have a FPU. It cost extra, and was delivered as a separate chip.

    Later, GPU is just a overgrown SIMD FPU.

    NPU is a specialized GPU that operates on low-precision floating-point numbers, and mostly does matrix-multiply-and-add operations.

    There is zero neural processing going on here, which would mean the chip operates using bursts of encoded analog signals, within power consumption of about 20W, and would be able to adjust itself on the fly online, without having a few datacenters spending exceeding amount of energy to update the weights of the model.

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev

    Removing API dependency from a plugin.

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

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