@gumnos

Yeah, I'm crazy stumped. XD

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So I know it’s cheaper for me to sometimes Lyft places than for us to pay for another car with insurance, maintenance, etc. But I look at a $15 ride and feel financially irresponsible and then don’t go anywhere? What is the psychology term for this 😅

@ai6yr I had no idea. I just thought Ryan and Max were holding different food items as an escalating joke between one another, which would be entertaining.

“Let’s set that aside for a moment” whenever discussing failings, impacts, and costs of LLMs is such an offensive dismissal of human harms that I am surprised to hear it from an accessibility-focused session chair at TPAC (not today; time-delayed to obfuscate person / session).

@paolo @NicoleJLeBoeuf @paco @Chapz @gvlx

If you had a firm policy about these things, there wouldn't have been a need for me to spend a chunk of my morning and 8GB space hunting it down in someone else's codebase.

And yes, you should have. The committer would have either:

1. Gone away, and they're not your liability anymore.
2. Put in the weaning-off-LLMs work you've talked about, because those are the community standards for everyone's benefit.
3. Tried to sneak something past you, but you would have done your due diligence and not been liable for it. And if the problem came to light later, well, we've already had a conversation about how to deal with that.

Because plenty of other projects have solved this problem after recognizing that it's the same as all existing copyright attribution problems in open source.

Some people will try to sneak things in, like sneaking into a conversation the assumption that people will always pick that 3rd option. Sneakiness is so distasteful, isn't it?

Winter sets in:

Other animals: "I think we'll hibernate until Spring"

Humans: "Let's change the time so we can work longer hours! Also, isn't it great we have lights so we can work longer hours, get up way before the sun is up, and work inside our little caves until the sun has set?"

so i know some people require dark themes, some require light themes, and some require high contrast themes. it follows that there must be people who require low-contrast themes? is that you...?

@ArneBab VWL und BWL sind zwei komplett verschiedene dinge, nicht unterschiedliche sichtweisen auf die gleiche sache, bin daher von der aussage etwas verwirrt. @thopx14 @tante

@xan Yeah, I don't know either. And you'd think at some point there will be enough video of these folks waving around bananas and whatnot the deepfake generators will have lots of data.

https://ryanhallyall.com/real