@syuilo z=（（x^2+y^2）^0.5）^n

これだわ​​

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At the same time I’m trying to break my own code faster than randos can break it just to cut down on the number of security advisory reports I receive, most of which are bullshit and should be filed as regular issues if not outright closed.

One problem is the more hardening I add like static analysis, the more the LLMs have to play around with to break my code. Which, if it’s a legitimate finding is a plus, but it’s really not fun to have each static analysis improvement lead to an explosion in LLM-filed reports.

hey @EUCommission are you guys actually going to enforce the AI disclosure legislation that as far as i can tell is already in effect that you passed or are you just gonna tell people to do it but then attach no repercussions to not doing it?

because it'd be real nice if you forced say, Valve, to reinstate their AI disclosure for games that include AI generated code

@librecast
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Update: 130 but PLEASE STOP!

Got a deal with @javascript@app.wafrn.net and we will:

• swap the macs (they have an unused m1, they were the seller)

• I will configure my old m1 on their house as a build machine

• I also owe them dinner

After materials and food, we will share the rest of the money with the rest of the team

Thanks everyone who has donated, I expect being able to do stuff soon again

@PSegal That's not a link.

I want to make some videos, but I do not want to add them to TY, I am looking for an alternative, unfortunately I know Vimeo, but this is not what I am looking for.

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People drop out of Fedi and it can be years until you notice because you generally look at what IS being posted and who HAS replied to you, and you don't really look at who has gone quiet.

@aurynn Yeah, I think I recognise that. I had anxiety spikes and panic attacks every time I had to deal with my parents.
Even when they finally "apologised" to me for their behavour, the apology was about how much it affected _them_.
Yeah, nah, that's no apology, that's a "poor me"
Cutting them out of my life has made it easier for me.
Anyway, Mr. Organ is entertaining, but does hit hard, especially for people that live(d) with a similar kind of person, indeed.

#dinosaur #meteor #paleontology

PyLova already had this feature, does PieFeds work with it or is it breaking Fediverse compatibility?

Funny how PieFed gets multiple images in posts, and now in-line comment editing/shared blocklists after PyLova introduces it. Does PieFed have any original ideas?

@apps FediDB now supports suggestions for Apps!

https://fedidb.com/apps/pixelfed/suggestions/7

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@ai6yr
The killer Muskbots will recognize the material and assume you are one of their own 🤗

@wallabag oh yes! Immediately! :)

Shared blocklists - these are like feeds except instead of listing communities to join it lists people to block. To to Account -> Blocklists to find this feature. Changes by the blocklist author effect all the people who subscribe to the list, causing them to block the list members. They federate, so you can subscribe to blocklists on other instances.

Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I have mixed feelings about the social/community implications of shared block lists.

It's essentially social blacklisting, and while it gives people more options for controlling what they see, I'm not entirely convinced it's healthy compared to manual blocking of users and servers on an individual level.