Illustration of their founders.

I’m not taking about hallucinations but examples where there are several pieces of info available on the same topic. I work in a heavily regulated industry and there was a huge piece of legislation four years ago that changed a lot of rules. There are several resources, including official government resources, that still reference old rules. LLMs don’t understand that and I see it produce inconsistent and incorrect results daily.

The question is, the more you rely on LLMs are you going to be less able to identify those inaccuracies yourself? How would you even know. I don’t have a link but I’ve read studies where even minimal use has been shown to negatively affect our critical thinking skills.

I’ll bite.

For search, it just summarizes top results. Depending on the topic, those search results can be outdated or on two different but related topics so that summary can be entirely inaccurate while sounding reasonable. We have to use it in my workplace and it happens at least daily.

I’ll skip philosophy for a moment.

Making funny images is just wasteful. The resources that AI uses for each prompt is insane so to use it for entertainment is a waste of those resources. The reason the AI companies allow models to do such things is because they understand that the majority of the general public will disregard all the harm that AI is doing and potentially could do if they can get their fill of entertaining slop. Regular social media exacerbates this by feeding those same people that slop as part of the algorithm.

I’ll take the studying and philosophy together. Like the search, these rely on human work, which can become outdated. This can happen frequently depending on the topic and LLMs don’t seem capable yet of being able to navigate that as well as a human. If it feeds you incorrect info, even only slightly incorrect, you “learn” it wrong and then regurgitate that somewhere. It could be on social media. It could be in a thesis for university. As long as it is online somewhere, you can bet AI is training on that for the next person who uses it as a shortcut. As that cycle repeats itself, both we and the LLM just get dumber.

It’s like a baby step on the self hosting journey. Not as pure as Jellyfin but still a little better than Netflix. I paid for a Plex lifetime pass years ago, when they were still producing cool updates like DVR functionality for OTA broadcasts. I still run it but now Jellyfin is running alongside it with the intent of dropping Plex soon.

I have it set up on my own home server. Before that, I had it set up on individual PCs. It’s super easy. I guess you mean public instances. I’ve never used one because it is so easy to set up for yourself.

Or maybe they want monthly/annual/whatever subscribers, not lifetime, and so they’re making the lifetime pass prohibitively expensive. I have a lifetime pass I purchased a few years ago but after running Jellyfin alongside Plex for a few months, I don’t think I could recommend Plex to anyone who simply wants to host their own media.

SearXNG. I will never understand why it doesn’t get used more. It is so easy to set up.

It’ll either hurt Samsung or employees will get their fair share. I’m fine with either outcome. But also, fuck AI.

Good! Fight for your rights! Fuck AI!

Purchasing is an opt in too. I use both but paid for a Plex lifetime pass almost 10 years ago. It was easier to set up remote access. Setting up a server was new to me at the time so anything I could find that made it easier was worth it. I also bought an unRAID lifetime pass for the same reason (among other reasons).

I’m not sure. I’ve always wanted something like Plex but for games.

What about Sunshine and Moonlight? This is something I’ve been mildly interested in for a while but never took a deep dive.

Someone posted a fixed link and it opens just fine in a browser with good ad blocking.

Thinkcentre Tiny, Dell Optiplex Micro, or HP ProDesk Mini. Prices have gone up the last few months but they’re still a solid value. Most sellers ship pretty quick these days.

I didn’t see Orban mentioned in the article. What is his role in it all?

Well TIL. That is pretty damn shitty.

According to “sources” and links to post on X. So did they copy her actual music and lyrics or just her style? As far as I’m aware you can’t copyright a style. I hate AI but this story seems made up.

Why does this post feel like spam? I don’t personally trust Telegram (which is not fully open source) and chose Immich. It works cross platform and my whole family can use it. It’s self hosted so I don’t have to worry about whatever shenanigans someone is up to on some remote server.

The laws can be written to reference the approximate age. Antoine who will be 18 by December 31st of that year could be considered 18 for the purposes of the law.

Click all of the links and read thoroughly. My dumb ass scanned it and put my head in my hands.