Robert Pluim 🇪🇺

@rpluim
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@david_chisnall @jasongorman Plus the execs get put in prison, no bail, pending trial. After all, by definition they will have enough money to be a flight risk. Any government members involved are banned from holding public office forever.
I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote.

systemd-censord.

*Slow clap*

From: FloofyWolf
Recently, a proposal has been made to implement an API for a new California censorship regulation, "On the unfortunate need for an "age verification" API for legal compliance reasons in some U.S. states" by Aaron Rainbolt. I believe the approach outlined to be very short-sighted, in that creating a bespoke API for each of the hundreds of government censorship requirements that debian will presumably now be following...
https://jwz.org/b/yk41

GitHub Copilot litigation.

This suit started in 2022 but seems to still be slogging along: By training their AI systems on public GitHub repositories (though based on their public statements, possibly much more) we contend that the defendants have...
https://jwz.org/b/yk4z

@randomgeek I think it's still the fastest, but eat is close

@lauren @AnachronistJohn @cstross It get better:
- write files
- run commands
- *interact with a browser window*

No way I'm ever turning that on

@lauren @AnachronistJohn @cstross I've never used the AI stuff, but it appears to allow sending the contents of your terminal to an AI chat, and have it then do stuff in response. I'm sure someone thinks it's useful
@revk But the solution is obvious! Just add 'run the resulting binary under valgrind' to the prompt!
@lauren @cstross There's also alacritty, kitty, wezterm, and probably more, that support macOS and Linux.
@AnachronistJohn @lauren @cstross It can optionally do AI stuff, it's disabled by default.