They downloaded the torrents from Annas Archive, which are standing at ~500TB currently. Keep in mind that you’re dealing not only with text, but also with books scanned as images, books with lots of illustrations, scientific articles with illustrations and also comic books.
It’s insane that people are not vaccinating their children against a threat like this.
Be careful there: The big publishers are watermarking the articles you’re downloading. So if you’re uploading them to SciHub, you can get into trouble. Inform yourself and remove the watermarks
Since every language seems to be dropping percentage-wise: What is the market Steam is growing so much in? India?
Please, for the love of god, don’t use ChatGPT to write legal documents. And never, ever even think about doing this for something highly critical as child sexual abuse content. That can get you in real trouble.
Is there anything fancy about the nozzle or is that just the general grift companies are doing with replacement parts?
First of all: Nozzles are replacable and they are also cheap. They are also wearing down with time. So if you worry, just replace the nozzle. And if you want to know if there is still filament stuck in there, unscrew the noozle and look at it.
It would be trivially easy to create an automoderator bot for that.
This basically means that OpenAI has a trained model that is able to change political viewpoints. Which also means that this model is available to the Trump administration.
Yeah, the vibe shift is extreme. You can attribute some of it to the general vibe shift everywhere - of course the vibes are getting back when the Trump administration is starting to wreck havoc everywhere. But Reddit is taking this to the extreme - if you take a look at the standard frontpage, there is so much senseless ragebait and screenshots of Tweets of stupid, unimportant people. Videos of random idiots for you to be infuriated over. The fun really has left Reddit - I still remember a time where you could see funny memes and really interesting stuff instead of this.
Some Subreddits are really just reposts of old Twitter posts from several years ago with the same ragebait and the same answers every time.
TBH: Some games are really a stupid grindfest. I’m avoiding some games because grinding for hundreds of hours to get to the interesting parts is stupid and I don’t have the time for that. An AI that grinds for me would really be great.
You’re right. I’m not from the USA and I’m not living paycheck-to-paycheck, but having ~6 months of expenses as savings is manageable. That depends on your situation, income, number of children, of course. Will be problematic when you’re earning in the lower income brackets, but for most people that should be a little bit under 10.000€ here in Germany.
I think he’s talking about the one which fueled the genocide in Myanmar.
Be careful here: There is no reason for film companies to not attack Lemmy like that.
After everything Matt has been doing in the last months, I’m totally not excited to see anything he backs or pushes.
There are a lot and in most cases you’ll notice when dealing with Americans, who are refusing to do stuff like the rest of the world. The meter and kilogram took over from hundreds of different measurement standards. Most of the world is using the same calendar and writes dates in the same way. Most countries are driving on the same side. Traffic signs are kind of the same worldwide. You can buy screws with the same standard everywhere.
It’s actually quite simple - not sure how it does work under the hood, but take a look at your documents. Every insurance, employer or company has its own letterhead with logo, contact information and legalese. You just tell paperless on one document “hey, that is my insurance, please tag everything like this as insurance” and it will do that.
You can also do a simple content filter. Using feddit.org as instance:
This will hide every post which has the words “Trump” OR “Musk” OR “puppies” in the title. Or if you don’t use Apple devices and don’t want to read about their new devices in every tech community: