[–] 4 points 3 days ago (2 children)

Not only that, but it is a free service with limited resources by a group that support open source. If people dump a lot of private repos that will fill up space quickly with no OS'S support. LLM generated code will also fill up space quickly as projects are often created rapidly and frequently and abandoned. It's their house and you're their guest. You should be polite and follow their rules.

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  • [–] [S] 18 points 1 week ago (6 children)

    Herein lies the problem with the media spouting AI to cover everything. There are many forms that the term AI covers. From LLMs (the token prediction machines), machine learning, behavioural AI (used in gaming and simulations), computer vision, generative, evolutionary, natural language processing, etc Each with its own strengths, weaknesses and application.

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  • [–] 6 points 2 weeks ago* (1 child)

    It is actually a little more than that. Iocaine generates pages on the fly and a filter list means only ai bots see the generated pages. Users and any[one|thing] not in the list sees the actual site.

    So you are not poisoning search bots

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  • [–] 6 points 3 weeks ago

    Ditto. I used to nab stuff (movies, audio software) from Usenet. Then DVD rentals via mail came out and I paid for that. Then Netflix started streaming. Lots of content available for a single monthly fee. Nice. Much more convenient. Then the studios decided that what Netflix paid them in royalties wasn't enough, we should start our own streaming service. That's when the high seas became alluring to me once again

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  • [–] 3 points 3 weeks ago

    I used paper, i used brewfather, and i used brewers friend I like the automated calculations when designing or tweaking recipes, like IBU, abv, etc. Also the water chem calculators are handy.

    But a nice self hosted solution.... Brb, i have an idea :)

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  • [–] 6 points 1 month ago (5 children)

    Yes. Run a tailscale exit node which connects to the internet via said VPN. Connect to tailscale on android and select the exit node

    Now you are routing android to tailscale and exiting via the vpn.

    Not sure about pangolin on this front

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  • [–] 8 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

    Amazon did this and regretted it, canning their leaderboards.

    It's crazy to me that this is considered normal. Please use this product that will eventually replace you, kill the planet, and make some douchebag rich.

    Edit: mobile typos

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  • [–] 32 points 1 month ago (5 children)

    And Accenture itself reportedly started requiring senior staff to start using AI or risk losing out on promotions.

    Every time companies urge employees to use AI and then regret the cost. The fuck is wrong with people? Why are they pushing it so hard? Does Sam give them hand jobs if they use the most?

    I don't understand this need to pressure staff into using something and threatening punishment if not. Are they worried that their employees are not efficient enough? Pay them the token prices on top of their salary and see how stuff changes.

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    Apologies if this isn't an appropriate post. I am in the UK and have recently moved and am lost on finding a supply now my usual plug is too far. I am in my late 40s which makes it harder to find like minded people (IMHO). Maybe I'm over thinking it

    How would one go about finding a plug iny situation? Any advice appreciated.

     

    I am looking for some advice on how to (if possible) setup a wireguard network for my home network and when I am connected to that network have a remote wireguard server act as an exit node, so that all external traffic appears to be coming from that remote server whilst keeping traffic bound for the home network local (only accessible via wireguard network)

    Local server is a Debian box and other devices will run a flavour of linux. Remote server is already running wireguard and I can connect to that if I bring up a route on each device, but ideally I want to connect to my home net and automatically have outbound traffic go via the remote server. The remote server's wireguard config is not under my control, which may make this unfeasible

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