It’s goes to recapt cha.net/qr/mMs9S9g8

(Space addes to break the link.)

Probably still is. Scan it and let us know if you get malware.

Man, we all kind of had this in mind, but what an incredible reference.

AI is useful; it just doesn’t replace people.

Shame these kids got an advertisement instead of a commencement speech.

No shit. That’s what it does. It’s just easier to “make things up” if you can copy them from Stack Overflow or Wikipedia.

If you want to be on the grid, absolutely. If you can be fully independent… still probably.

Thank you. Not enough people recognize this.

Additionally, groups with an agenda can reinforce this trend.

There is no effective way to ban a person. As long as that remains true, moderation tools don’t really matter.

Israel alone is putting $760 million into propaganda. Lemmy may not be big, but it’s worth 0.2% of that budget.

And that’s just Israel.

You don’t think they could have given her fentanyl in addition to the epidural?

You should assume everything you post here is being used to train LLMs. It doesn’t take an admin to do so. It takes anyonr who feels like looking. And there’s already evidence that we’re being scraped.

I find the LLMs are only good at the easy stuff anyway.

Israel and Russia are similar since both attempt to occupy and colonize part of other countries. Israel has regularly targeted civilians and provided support while Zionists remove Palestinians from their homes while they colonize. Israel has shot at the kneecaps of Palestinians playing football as their idea of fun.

For some reason, I don’t think those are the things that got you banned.

The archive sites have been known to change content.

95/5, but only after the meltdown had started and before the info was public.

Then you’re waiting forever on vulnerability patches. Especially if there are layers, and each layer waits to update.

Larger standard libraries do a lot. It’s a lot harder to sneak vulnerabilities into the basic C# or Java or C++ libraries than it is to add a vulnerability to something one dude maintains in the javascript ecosystem.

And since javascript libraries tend to be so small and focused, it’s become standard practice for even other libraries to pull in as many of those as they want.

And it stacks. Your libraries pull in other libraries which can pull in their own libraries. I had a project recently where I had maybe a dozen direct dependencies and they ended up pulling in 1,311 total libraries, largely all maintained by different people.

In a more sane ecosystem like C#, all the basics like string manipulation, email, or logging have libraries provided by Microsoft that have oversight when they’re changed. There can be better, third-party libraries for these things (log4net is pretty great), but they have to compete with their reputation and value over the standard library, which tends to be a high bar. And libraries made on top of that system are generally pulling all those same, certified standard libraries. So you pull in 3 libraries and only one of those pulls in another third party single library. And you end up with 4 total third party libraries.

Javascript just doesn’t really have a certified standard library.

(This certified standard library doesn’t have to be proprietary. Microsoft has made C# open source, and Linus Torvalds with the Linux Kernel Organization holds ultimate responsibility for the Linux kernel.)

We’re about to get hit with the biggest propaganda campaign in history.

Just sneak in the narrative that the US needs to build a wall to keep the Canadians out and we’ll build at least a small section (while grifting for the rest).

Agreed. You just have to filter through the crap in there.

It’s a valuable community if you take it with a grain of salt.

Spoilers, near the end.

Does it get any more young adult than

Yeah, I don’t know that the writing clears the bar to achieve subpar.