This story has been posted multiple times and all over the internet. This is actually the shortest article I’ve seen about it.

I read another article on it and it was never mentioned.

The answer is lazy design. It was cheaper and easier to make it a dumb device that gets all direction from a server. Less complexity and more control on their end. Also, subscription.

If nobody at the court was using an LLM how was his hidden text discovered?

I’m the mod of YouShouldKnow and someone made a post about Rimus behavior. He reported it as doxxing because it used his name even though he has himself linked his real name with his online accounts and piefed himself. I refused to remove the post.

There’s a screw loose with this guy. Can we get any version of Lemmy, piefed, etc… Without a problematic Dev?

Modern top tier models are more expensive but they take care of all these issues. I’m on my third Robot vacuum and I know exactly the prep and work you’re taking about.

New models can identify obstacles like shoes, cords, socks, and pet waste to avoid them entirely. So no need to clear obstacles before running it.

They also can mop, refill the mop water, and clean and dry their own mop pads. You can even get docks that are fully plumbed in that don’t have tanks to be refilled or emptied at all.

They really have come a long way, as long as you’re willing to spend the money.

We have ours set to run in all the main rooms of the apartment every day, including a deep clean in the kitchen. We just have to empty and fill the tanks on the dock about every day to day and a half. The dock portion that cleans the mop pads needs cleaning about once a month.

We have a dog so that little bit of maintenance is more than worth it.

It just wasn’t a very good one.

Boox readers are android tablets with e-ink screens.

Billionaires don’t exist in a world where corporations have to financially pay for the harm they cause.

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If their funding was 100% paid for by taxes, sure. But only a small fraction is actually paid for with public funds. They have to earn the rest to stay afloat.

Illinois too. There’s people that drive the hour and a half from Chicago to Michigan regularly to stock up.

Wooo! Time to upgrade your expensive beta test!

Iron Mountain is aware of the situation so ideally they’ve flagged it to avoid the bad press of deleting it.

Iron Mountain is obviously aware of the situation and probably doesn’t want the bad press of deleting it. PBS just needs the court order that makes them hand the data over. Because PBS isn’t iron mountains client, they can’t hand them the data without a court order.

We will often get people who respond to review comments by copy-pasting them into their LLM, then copy-pasting its response back onto GitHub. Bluntly: this is a waste of everyone’s time. If we wanted an LLM’s opinion, we could have asked it ourselves. We want to hear your thoughts, not a machine’s.

Imagine being so naive you actually think you’re contributing anything by being the middle man between a real dev and an LLM.

The opt out is new, not them training AI on your content.

That’s how they get away with it too. Worst constitutional loophole ever.

Good? In what world was a sequel to that ever going to hit? It was a wonderfully weird fluke in popularity. I wonder if they’ve considered whether Gerwig and the others are demanding pay they know the studio won’t accept on purpose.

Same difference