Well, given how heavy gold is, I think a decent size brick would still do the job ;p
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Technology@lemmy.world•US orders travelers on Air Force One to throw away gifts, pins, and burner phones after China tripEnglish
2·3 days agoThis is the idea that inspired RFID.
Yeah, I remember going through that period when started learning English, but also attending other classes that I was passionate about and didn’t want to wait.
I understood everything the teacher said, but tough luck if I had any question. I remember trying to ask once and teacher trying to figure out what I was asking.
Maybe the blade would have to be replaced on every use, but the weight would still do its job.
… actually, maybe the blade wouldn’t even need to be replaced.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Software Developers Say AI Is Rotting Their BrainsEnglish
13·4 days agoI’m a software developer and I say that AI is the greatest force-multiplier that’s been introduced into the field since the compiler.
As a person who works with coworkers who fully embraced it, it doesn’t look like they are any faster. There is one group that is faster, but they don’t verify their code and provide burden of it on another person who reviews PR to go through their shit code (sorry, but it is unnecessarily complex, does things in weird ways, I’ve seen it had bugs that even canceled each other (I guess this is probably due to re-running until things work))
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Technology@lemmy.world•Software Developers Say AI Is Rotting Their BrainsEnglish
2·4 days agoPeople say the best way to see this is asking AI about subject you’re expert of.
This is not always possible, I had people who said “but I’m not expert at anything”. Another way is to ask them about yourselves. For example if you have reddit account that is has some age, Gemini has deal with reddit and feeds them everything that’s posted. First response might even look good, but continue talking (as it is getting more ridiculous), don’t try correct, you can see how it is making shit up.
Since they are feeding it with everything lemmy might also work.
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Technology@lemmy.world•The era of 15GB free Gmail storage is ending (Update: Google responds)English
13·4 days agoWhy not both? /s
We already see $1,500 TVs showing ads.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Louis Rossmann taunts Bambu Lab by hosting banned 3D Printer firmware fork, dares $1 billion company to sue him — more creators pledge support and boycotts, Snapmaker donates equipment to embattled deEnglish
1·4 days agoWhat I’m trying to say is AGPL has a clause that if you use AGPL code any code that you add also becomes AGPL and is required to be provided.
They sometimes call it a viral license for that reason.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Louis Rossmann taunts Bambu Lab by hosting banned 3D Printer firmware fork, dares $1 billion company to sue him — more creators pledge support and boycotts, Snapmaker donates equipment to embattled deEnglish
1·5 days agoAs another 3d printing noob, why would I want my 3d printer connected and be in the mercy of some company? Feels like this dependency makes it so you don’t truly own the product.
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3·5 days agoI don’t know how their plugin work, but wouldn’t AGPL “unproprietary” it?
That’s a valid point, but one cannot say that it “literally never worked” because it does.
Most of my spam was “legitimate” telemarketers, because I only give my phone to legitimate businesses, never provided it for some surveys and other crap that requests it. Also when I get a call that I don’t recognize I just let it go to voice mail.
My understanding is that It works by storing number of likes and dislikes and computes a ratio then extrapolates it using the number of likes provided by YouTube API.
Here what their site says:
Users who know enough to install it have much more valuable feedback than average YouTuber IMO.
Users up voting and down voting controls what’s get popular, by not being transparent about it YouTube can promote crap no one wants to see.
It is just another form of enshitification.
Of course it is, because YouTube doesn’t provide the data so it is forced to derive the rating only from people who use that extension.
Because blocking user is the actual down vote. The way Facebook is designed any other interaction (comments or reaction emoji) actually promotes their content. I heard that putting angry reaction gives even more boost than any other one.
But then what’s the point to send that information at all is it is so unreliable?
I’m pretty sure any of those scenarios you provided could have solution that would still not compromise reliability.
For example if you are working for a specific company there could be a mechanism where company would give permission to identify as their number.
I mean right now, you can spoof the number of your company and I can spoof that number too and I don’t work there, so what is the value of having that number in the first place when the recipient can’t even trust it?
LOL, it seems to work for me, I receive almost no spam on my phone.

I think it is domain of young developers who just want choice to do what they do, but don’t care how.
Even you use LLM you often have similar mindset.
I belong to group of people with a weakness that I want to understand every step of the code that I produce. When LLM produces something I need to understand what it does (which takes time) then I realize I could do it better way, so I rewrite it. So LLM just slows me down.