Funny enough, this threshold for what you find dirty or gross can cause a lot of relationship strife within a household as partners may have different thresholds for this.

Generally, the partner that has a lower threshold for when they feel like things are too dirty or too messy or too gross and it starts bugging them feels like they do most of the cleaning work because they start feeling stressed and end up cleaning earlier then the other.

So, they are giving everyone a cut, effectively.

Not giving a raise means that everyone loses to inflation, so everyone essentially gets a pay cut for the privilege to continue working for this company.

It’s a classic knee jerk from commenters who don’t know what they are talking about.

A tale as old as time.

… What?

Are you drinking your grandma’s bath water again?

Did you reply to the wrong comment? If not, I suggest you re-read the comment and re-check your reading comprehension.

Nowhere did I state anything similar to what you are saying.

I know you’re baiting me, and I know I’m taking the bait, but I expect better on Lemmy as opposed to Reddit.

This is like banning everything that is related to AI and then being surprised that your MRI results no longer are interpreted well because the ML models that have been used to do that for the last decade are no longer available.

Because you don’t know the difference between an LLM and other ML models, which, honestly, seems to be true for the majority of this thread.

It’s a lot more than just video. It’s all your audio while you’re in the car. Your driving habits, your location, your devices, who is in the car with you so on and so forth.

There’s a ton of data that can be gathered and associated without having to have a camera.

If you ever talk in your car and it’s a modern car. Congratulations! That’s being recorded cataloged and sold off to the highest bidder.

That’s the point. This is just a foot in the door to block your access to print things that might be trademarked copyrighted or affiliated with your corporate overlords.

And a foot in the door to start blocking your right to repair your own things.

Guaranteed.

90%?

More like 99.999%

Including op.

There’s a difference between building a pile of crap and actually building something that works effectively. It’s a difficult hardware and software problem.

Nah, I think they’re right.

Did you read the pr?

It rejects anything that’s AI assisted code, documentation or otherwise. Not just vibe coded apps. If flat hub can enforce that, which they won’t be able to, because that rejects an entire section of the software industry who uses modern professional tools (do they just ban everyone that uses jetbrain IDEs or visual Studio or visual Studio code with any form of text completion? Which are all ML (AI) based have been long before llms were a thing)?

If they manage to actually enforce that and do that then flat hub is essentially dead.

The rule change doesn’t target vibe coded apps. It targets anything that has AI assisted code, documentation or otherwise. Essentially anyone using a jet brains or microsoft development environment is using text completion which is ml based.

Let’s not even talk about one of the few things llms are actually good at, keeping documentation up to date. The one thing developers and engineers have always been terrible at and always will be terrible at.

Does AI assisted also mean that anything where AI has viewed the code and provided feedback is also banned such as AI code review? Which is another area where models provide good value, while increasing the quality of software.

Does AI assisted also mean using monitoring environments that use models for bug diagnosis? Such as Sentry and many others?

That’s a lot of engineers, and projects, some of which have been around for a long time that are rejected from now on. If they stick to the letter of the rule.

If flat hub can enforce that and I don’t know how then they’re essentially dead. Without actually making a difference in regards to rejecting vibe coded applications.

Applications containing AI-generated or AI-assisted code, documentation, or assets are not allowed

This is an asinine standpoint. This isn’t targeting vibe-coded apps like most of you think, which is something I would agree with otherwise. We don’t need more vibe coded apps. I think we are all in agreement there.

Before you knee jerk, read the rest of this message.

First:

“AI Assisted” is everywhere, and it has been before LLMs hit the scene. ML models used for predictive text completion have been around for a long time now and have been integrated into IDEs for nearly a decade.

Anyone using any sort of tab completion in their IDE or editor, which most editors have already by default, is affected by this.

The effect is that the rule applies to everyone, which means it applies to no one. The rule is pointless because it’s overly broad. (Obviously not to everyone. If you’re still coding in Notepad++, then props to you)

Secondly:

One of the few areas that AI is incredibly useful without actually damaging the quality of the software, but in fact improving it, is in documentation. One thing humans have always sucked at is keeping documentation up to date. One thing AI is really good at is keeping your documentation up to date.

Excluding documentation that has not necessarily been written by AI but has been assisted by AI is effectively just encouraging out-of-date shitty documentation.

Thirdly:

What does AI assistant mean?

• intelligent text completion (ie. What most extended tab/text completion ends up being for most IDEs these days)
• AI code review?
• Platforms that use AI bug hunting? (ie. Sentry)
• Automated security scanning? (Ie. GitHub advanced security features)
• Any ml model usage?

This feels like a poorly thought out knee-jerk as opposed to a calculated decision.

Exposed endpoints that have no authentication and various other things like that.

It’s application level security issues.

If there is an older collation here https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/5415

Yes for yourself on a device that supports it but that doesn’t address what my post stated.

The devices that I listed in my post are still going to run to the same problem in that sense that you’re not going to be able to run tailscale on them either.

It is incredibly difficult to get jelljfin ypen into your friends or your parents or grandparents house without considerable setup and maintenance over time.

And effectively none of the Jellyfin clients support this…

So that’s not going to work anyways on your friend’s TV or their Xbox or their Roku or something else like that.

Problem is access outside your home for family and friends.

There are serious security gaps that make it a non starter to expose to the internet.

I’ve been using Jellyfin ever since they forked out of Emby, and honestly, it’s the biggest complaint that I have. It is incredibly difficult to make it available to friends and family who are on various devices, networks, so on and so forth.

Whereas Plex “just works.”

I think a statistic I saw recently was that nearly 50% of American consumer spending is attributed to the top 10% of consumers.

Which would largely indicate that it doesn’t matter because those who have the money will continue to spend it and those that don’t will continue to get poorer.

It’s a contrived example.

This isn’t hard to understand

Paving the way towards giving overreaching governments and corporations power over what you’re allowed to print

Voter suppression

Or because you’re not using a chromium based browser.

Just some classic anti-competative practices