Comment JavaScript (Score 3, Insightful) 38
Comment Re:Why? (Score 1) 121
I guess those AI's originally just wanted to attend an art school, but were refused
The art school didn't accept AI slop in its entrance assignments.
Comment Re:Right Wing???? (Score 0) 224
Comment Re: mklinux: name already taken (Score 2) 38
Submission + - SourceHut changes terms of service limiting LLM use (sourcehut.org)
The new terms of service, which will go into effect for new projects after the usual two week notice period (i.e. September 10th), will now include the following under the list of prohibited content:
- original content written with or which facilitates the use of LLMs (large language models) or other generative AI technologies
The use of LLMs or other generative AI tools to produce or assist with the production of source code, assets, tickets, emails, and so on, will no longer be permitted on SourceHut once these terms take effect. As with our other policy changes, the intention is to roll this out slowly and thoughtfully. Each possible violation will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and we are open to making exceptions.
Comment Re:No. Of course not. (Score 1) 118
I wouldn't _ever_ let AI mess with my style or voice.
That's not how it works. Your writing style is not a closed system. That wasn't true before AI, and it still isn't.
Comment Re:Wipe your devices BEFORE You travel. (Score 1) 314
hidden encrypted VeraCrypt volume
Any random data on a partition is a suspected holder of hidden volumes. Even in cases where there are no hidden volumes, enjoy trying to convince border police of that while they're holding you indefinitely. This is just a friendly reminder that random data and plausible deniability do not mix. Holding random data can be a major risk if that is all you have and no ability to prove otherwise. Depending on who you are and where you're traveling, transparency may be the safest option.
Comment Re:Name master branches "Master" (Score 2) 41
Comment Re:Name master branches "Master" (Score 3, Insightful) 41
Comment Re:Eh, well, why not? (Score 1, Insightful) 192
Comment Re:Neuromancer looks like it could be good (Score 1) 42
Comment Re:Neuromancer looks like it could be good (Score 1) 42
Comment Re:National IDs give you more privacy (Score 1) 46
Comment Re:Second mail (Score -1) 92
As I mentioned, Linux has never been a social warrior project.
If you don't have technical reasons, you don't have reasons.
That is unfortunately incorrect. Commits have been accepted into the Linux kernel that, for non-technical reasons, change or remove ungood words, such as blacklist.