Rimu @ rimu @piefed.social Posts 141Comments 970Joined 1 yr. ago
Increasing amounts of code running on my computer and in the online services I use will be written by generative AI.
Emphasis added by me.
Thing is, it's not black and white most of the time - usually a developer is using Gen AI as an assistant in some capacity. There are a wide range of ways to do that with really big differences in how firmly their hand remains on the wheel of where things are going. Only in the most extreme "vibe coding" scenario would it be fair to characterize the code as "written by AI".
There reaches a point somewhere on the spectrum of dependency on AI where quality would suffer and developer capacity-building would be stunted. Where that point is, is a more productive question than a binary Yes or No to all AI.
Yeah there's really no coming back from this. He could go to work at Testa 14 days per week and it wouldn't make any difference. That brand is toast.
It's refreshing to see a major publication just flatly stating that he's a fascist.
Fixed now.
Thanks for reminding me.
No, it is not federated. It might be worth trying to see what can be learned from Ibis - https://github.com/Nutomic/ibis
Prices are set by supply and demand, not by sellers thinking the market can bear it. If a baker raises their prices then eaters can just go to a different baker.
If demand increases because fewer people are struggling AND supply can't increase at the same rate then yes there could be price increases. But it's because of the demand, not just because the sellers want it.
In the case of housing where supply can't increase very quickly, yeah rents could go up a bit. So there needs to be plenty of new social housing built by the government alongside UBI, to supply enough to meet demand.
Some other inflationary effects could be counteracted by taxing the shit out of the rich.
UBI at nation-state scale wouldn't happen in isolation, there would be various other policies happening at the same time.
I like that better!
Maybe we could do something similar to how communities work, with !. e.g. !python@programming.dev becomes clickable and every instance knows how to resolve it to https://theirinstance.tld/c/python@programming.dev....
!comment/5688032@piefed.social
but to avoid legacy fediverse apps from being confused we'd want to change ! to ~ instead...
I heard you like spreadsheets so I put a spreadsheet in your game so you can spreadsheet while you game
lol the guy running behind it carrying a wifi router
"Do you regularly watch videos by Jordan Peterson?" kinda needs to become one of those before-first-date screening questions.
It's on the radar, yes.
Cool, but now SSH into a remote server and then try to open nano. It doesn't.
After using it for 3 weeks I concluded that as Kitty breaks the fundamentals all the nice shiny isn't worth it.
if you turn off "Show posts from child feeds" on the Forumverse feed then https://piefed.social/f/lemmycategories will load much faster...
That's pretty cool. Lots of potential for richer warnings than a beep on the right or left too, like a voice saying "a bike is Infront of you, move right 2 feet".
Yes, for sure. I think the old community would Announce a Move activity to all followers, which would cause all the other instances to update their Follows to point to the new community.
Can you recommend an instance?
It doesn't do subscriptions. That would need to be initiated on the old community and currently all the old communities are on Lemmy instances, so that's a non-starter.
The process outlined above is "co-operative" in the sense that the moderators of the old community have decided to make the move and initiate the process themselves using their piefed.social accounts.
But also anyone could choose to 'fork' the old community, with or without the old community mods involvement. The old community would not be locked and would continue as-is while the local copy of it would then be a separate community with all the old content in it. They would then diverge from that point onwards.
I imagine there might sometimes be a need to reverse this process too, to re-associate a local community with it's remote counterpart. Or to merge two communities...
