Disregard my previous post, I figured it out - here is a pure #Wayland desktop running on #Android, with a #Pipewire backend that is then being read by #GStreamer in a proot, which is then read by GStreamer on the host device through a FIFO (as raw YUV420 frames). It works, and all without X!
Sometimes I hack around with the transparency & blur implementations for #GNOME, create a #GtkWebView2 with a transparent background enabled, and just am in awe for a minute at what is possible on this platform
Added a #cyberpunk mode to #connmapper :) Mostly for fun, but it's really cool how much the web stack can do these days with `transform3D` and `backdrop-filter`!
Reminder that until Apple is legally forced to allow users to disable Notarization on their mobile devices, you still can't write and distribute an app for iOS anonymously or without paying $99/year, rendering 3rd party app stores utterly useless
@HistoPol@pluralistic IMHO there should be no copyright, the fact that LLMs don't care about it is beautiful and should be encouraged. I want LLMs to be trained on every single document that Springer keeps away from the public. Same with every paywalled article.
As for checking sources - well yes, obviously. The same applies to search engines and everything else.
Whenever I hear someone talk about how "crazy" it is that LLMs have "the things you are about to see might be misleading" warnings and that their output might be nonsense, wait until you hear about search engines
If you believe that LLMs have no value for getting to learn a new topic because of hallucinations, you must also think the same thing about any kind of search engine, Wikipedia, the internet or really any kind of platform with user-generated content, that is to say literally any form of media without review
@HistoPol Dem stimmme ich def. zu. Bin mir nicht so ganz sicher ob es wirklich frรผher besser war (immerhin gab es IE usw. - als Linux-Nutzerin hรคtte ich damals nicht arbeiten kรถnnen :P), aber ich glaube dass der Weg des DMA der richtige ist. Gleichzeitig bin ich aber auch ziemlich sicher dass frรผher oder spรคter der schrumpfende Einfluss der EU auf die USA dazu fรผhren wird dass "wir implementieren den DMA" zu "wir geoblocken die EU" wird :)
"Doctorow emphasizes the need to halt consolidation and break up big tech companies, advocating for comprehensive federal privacy laws, ending worker misclassification, and opening up walled gardens by forcing tech platforms to stand up APIs that allow new platforms to connect to them."
People are doomering about the German car industry not being competitive with Chinese auto makers but like isn't the much bigger problem the catch-22 that they are in bc. we can't impose import tarrifs on China w/o cutting off our own access to the Chinese market
@HistoPol Yeah, this is def. true. Germany, historically at least, has always been to powerful of a force on this continent, and I think this problem has only continued to get worse as of late. Splitting it makes sense in a lot of ways, esp. now that the EU would continue free transit between them either way.