*years/decades

He also uses his children to ward off bullets.

He had no mouth, but was one of the most racist POSes in the public eye in the US.

This has nothing to do with needing semiconductor and micro controller factories though. You can build these from any electronics fabrication company on earth pretty much, so I expect that a bunch of people will fill in the gap if the prices start going up like crazy.

Task: impossible

And it not being a compliment

That was his punishment for being too clever of a king. He had to work a manual labor job forever.

“White people could become a minority”

Oh, well that shouldn’t be a problem, because we treat minorities with respect, right?

And when federal courts agree that the force may not have been legally justified, they have allowed the state prosecution to proceed.

Ah, see, here’s their loophole. They’ll just get the SCOTUS to say that states cant prosecute federal officers.

Hear me out, what if we use capitalism to fight capitalism. I’m sure it’ll work this time guys.

Bro really killed an elephant back there?

And treats their employees well and pays them well above the competition.

What about chaotic neutral orgies?

“If I deprive everyone in the house of oxygen, how high will we get?”

High AF for the rest of your life. Which is due to end in around 10-15 minutes from now.

Magazine, but agreed.

You generally don’t hire a prostitute unless you’ve hit a low point in life. That’s not to disparage prostitutes, I think it’s a noble and needed profession that’s demonized by society; but the kinds of people that are willing to skirt the law and take the risks in hiring one, are typically not having a good life.

A.) No they’re not

B.) If they do, then good for everyone in California. Let them dodge taxes elsewhere.

Joined lemmy. The sad bastard.

There is absolutely no way you’re using an LLM to rewrite the Linux kernel in any way. That’s not what they do, and whatever it produces wouldn’t be even a fraction of effective as the current kernel.

They’re text prediction machines. That’s it. Markov generators on steroids.

I’d also be curious about where that 15-20% productivity increase comes from in aggregate. That’s an extremely misleading statistic. The truth is there are no consensus data on any productivity improvements with LLMs today in aggregate. Anything anyone has is made up. It’s also not taking into account the additional bugs and issues caused by LLMs, which are significant, and also not a thing you want to have happening on every PR with kernel code, I promise.

Regardless of all of that, the companies with these LLMs are using free software to train their models to make money without making their models free and open source or providing a way for people to use it for free/open source projects, so this is a clear violation of every single FOSS license model I’m familiar with (most commonly used is the Apache one).

TL;DR; they are stealing code meant to be free and public with any derivative works, profiting off it, and then refusing to honor the license model of the code/project they stole.

This is illegal. The only reason why we’re not seeing a lot about it is these FOSS generally have no money and are not going to sue them and potentially lose a substantial sum of their negligible funds in court. That’s it. Otherwise, what they are doing is very illegal. The sort of thing any professional software development company you work for’s legal team warns you about the second you start using an OSS project in your for profit business application codebase.

LLMs get away with it because $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. That’s it.

Edit: added link to security article with LLMs

Essentially almost all FOSS software is under an OSS license of some sort, which allows anyone to re-use their code or software as long as what re-uses it also remains free and open source or at least having at least as open/permissive of a license policy as the original work/code.

LLMs ignore that, hide it behind a subscription, and use it to train their models for selling to soulless corporate entities who will never ever allow their code to be in the FOSS world, thus, breaking the contract.

It’s not even an implicit contract, it’s explicit, and LLM companies are ignoring this and using their investment to squash any FOSS projects that want to challenge them in court on it.