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  • LLM's hallucinating or taking our jobs?

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  • I think hallucination happens most often if context or knowledge is missing. I have seen coding assistants write code that made no sense, I then helped them along go get back on the right path by providing context.

    I also extensively use AI to code in a similar way you do (tbf I am, to this day, not sure if I am actually faster and how it affects my ability to code).

    Overall I think the answer is somewhere in the middle, they hallucinate and need some help when they do. But with proper context they work quite well.

  • BBC training tells staff not to criticise Zionists

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  • Zionism is an ethnocultural nationalist movement that emerged in late 19th-century Europe.

    Litterally the first sentence on the Wikipedia article.

    Nationalism is not necessarily tied to supremacist way of thinking however, it just often happens to go along with such ideas.

  • BBC training tells staff not to criticise Zionists

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  • Zionism is still a form of nationalism though...and the way they are trying to establish this homeland is not really what I would call reasonable.

  • German state of Schleswig-Holstein to save €15 million each year by kicking out Microsoft for Open Source, local government says

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  • So wait the guy who actually speaks positively about this is a member of the CDU while an SPD member is complaining? What is going on here?

  • Swiss voters reject mandatory national service for women and new inheritance tax

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  • If believing so makes you happy ☺️

  • Swiss voters reject mandatory national service for women and new inheritance tax

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  • Do not bring up too many arguments.

  • Swiss voters reject mandatory national service for women and new inheritance tax

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  • Nobody claimed that women are not capable. Where are all these weird claims coming from that nobody ever said a word about?

    And nobody ever asked to maintain privilege. Claiming however that voting against this was in any way sexist is absolutely ridiculous as long as we maintain a system where women are not seen as equals but as unworthy of equal treatment.

  • Swiss voters reject mandatory national service for women and new inheritance tax

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  • No they should not? Nobody said that.

    Also nobody who is in the army here actually believes they will ever see a war. Most people who serve just hate it and see it as a waste of time that will never amount to anything.

  • Swiss voters reject mandatory national service for women and new inheritance tax

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  • Am I in the wrong movie? Women are at a huge disadvantage in life (Gender pay gap, workplace representation, unpaid care and domestic work, education and job positions, healthcare, part-time employment, promotion and career advancement, violence against women, political representation) and we should work to solve that but for some reason we first want to force them to also serve in the military while leaving the current system in place that puts them at a disadvantage? Oh the heavens, men have to serve for a single year...yes that is super important, not all the things they get a huge advantage in life?

  • Swiss voters reject mandatory national service for women and new inheritance tax

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  • Not if said activity is forced upon you. Women can already voluntarily join the military or civil service.

  • Swiss voters reject mandatory national service for women and new inheritance tax

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  • Measure whatever you want but maybe first make it slightly more equal for the ones who have been disadvantaged for decades? But no, one party always focuses on the few things man have where they are slightly worse of.

  • Swiss voters reject mandatory national service for women and new inheritance tax

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  • Oh give me a break, women are getting away worse in so many facets of life. When we have fixed discrimination against women we can talk about them doing mandatory civil service.

    Edit: Did not know that on Lemmy we have such an issue with women's rights.

  • Schweizer stimmen gegen Steuer für Superreiche

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  • Die Initiative wurde von den Jungsozialisten eingreicht. Ich bezweifle dass diese die Idee versenken wollten.

    Verstehe die Initiative auch nicht ganz, 50% war dumm und dass es nur der Bekämpfung des Klimawandels zugute kommen sollte hat sicherlich auch nicht geholfen.

    Immerhin waren wir 21%, also doch jeder 5te :)

  • Thank Mozilla for Killing Localization on Support Mozilla (And Replacing Human Contributions With AI Bots)

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  • I mean yes, that is why I wrote the edit. It does seem like you could do this properly, by allowing AI to do rough translations of new articles and humans do proper localization afterwards. And prevent AI from overwriting localization of text that has not actually been altered in the original language.

  • Thank Mozilla for Killing Localization on Support Mozilla (And Replacing Human Contributions With AI Bots)

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  • Why? They have free (as in free beer) volunteers. AI could do translation for pages nobody had time to translate yet but taking over the localization seems unnecessary.

    Edit: Okay it is kinda like that, the bot automatically translates everything but volunteers can still contribute and provide better localization. It just seems to not work that well, overwriting things it should not when the actual work is just translating one additional sentence. Or simply not being that great at localization. In general AI translation is not a terrible idea but this seems clearly half baked and Mozilla has stopped responding to the complaints which isn't helping either.

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    Only a few years left

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  • Some of these test you should do far earlier. I had a full check-up at 30 to decide when we should start regular checkups. My doctor said 40 is fine but we still check a lot of stuff once a year (full bloodwork including B12 and skin cancer screening).

    The earlier you catch something the better.

  • Devs gripe about having AI shoved down their throats - The force-feeding will continue until morale improves

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  • We have just decided that we will not enable copilot telemetry as it may lead to exactly such a scenario. We would love to know, because maybe we could get rid of some licenses but the risk that we might start measuring people (even if we don't want to do that) by those metrics is far too high.

  • Italy is sneaky like that

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  • Btw this is Diane Morgan as Philomena Cunk. She plays her in various Cunk on...Earth/Britain/Life/etc. shows which are all brilliant. If someone here hasn't seen them I highly recommend them.

  • So Long, Firefox, Part One

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  • Holy shit, stop crying about the unintrusive and easy to disable AI features or whatever they mean by privacy feature. Are we still spreading FUD about their FAQ changes?

  • KeePassXC is now vibe coded slop

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  • Not OP but I had great success letting it repeat stuff we already have, for example we have a certain pattern on how we place translations. So I just hardcode everything and in the end tell it, using a pre-written task I can just call up, to take all the hardcoded labels and place it im our system in the same way it has already been done. It then reads the code of a few existing components and replicates that. Or I let it extract some code into smaller components. Or move some component around, it can do that batter than the IDEs integrated move action. Completely novel stuff is possible but I am uncertain if I am actually not slower using it to achieve that. I mostly do it step by step, really small steps that is.

    I have to measure my performance at some point, it is certainly possible that I am actually slower than before. But overall I never liked typing out the solution that is in my head, so using it as writer is nice.

    Sonnet 4.5 is what I use. Some colleagues like GTP-5 but it struggles real hard to do the most basic things right in my experience. Claude is just miles ahead.