

Left is Yukari from Girls und Panzer.
Right is actress Małgorzata Niemirska in an old Polish TV series called Four Tank-Men and a Dog.


Left is Yukari from Girls und Panzer.
Right is actress Małgorzata Niemirska in an old Polish TV series called Four Tank-Men and a Dog.


This is the thumbnail generation functionality, that would create a local thumbnail for all image posts and keep them around forever. You can disable this by setting image_mode to None in lemmy.hjson and you’ll only store what users actively upload.


It would be more out of character for Starmer to keep his word.


Probably safe, contributing to Emacs requires giving the FSF your copyright and AI code isn’t copyrightable in America. Can’t speak for the starter kits, I know Doom Emacs uses AI but don’t know about the others.


There’s Pulsar, a fork of the discontinued Atom.


You were instance banned under lemmy.ml’s rule 4, not the privacy community’s rule 4. ml’s rule 4 is “No Ads / Spamming”. This seems to have been prompted by you reposting a removed post, which frankly seems fair despite what I think of ml’s moderation normally.
Rule 4 does seem to be a bad reason to remove the original post, though I think it should’ve been removed simply for how cringe ‘cuckloading’ is as a term. Stop trying to link sexual deviancy to moral deficiency.


One problem with the whole C2S thing is you can easily end up in the Matrix/XMPP situation where some clients and servers implement some smattering of standards and it just becomes confusing to navigate and use.
This is approximately the situation in the fediverse today, with Mastodon in the role of Gmail. The difference is that email has IMAP and SMTP, client protocols that are not only standardized but universally adopted. Every email server implements them and every email client expects them.
Tuta has entered the chat.


Trust the Flask guy to be in favour of this.


I’m sorry, but how does this even work?
Open-weight models (e.g., Mistral 7B) are Apache 2.0 licensed for research/individual use; while commercial deployments require a Mistral license with separate terms for derivatives and production use.
Apache 2.0 explicitly allows you to sell stuff licensed under it, if there’s restrictions to commercial deployments then it’s not Apache 2.0.
To the actual question, most lines about the difference between ethical and non-ethical AI/machine learning stuff I’ve seen have focused on the consent in obtaining the training data. Eg, ChatGPT or Sora aren’t as they didn’t get consent for their training data, while stuff like the voice banks Eclipsed Sounds produce are as they obtain consent from the person they train their models on.
I highly doubt Mistral is getting permission for all the stuff they’re training their stuff on.


Note, this is ICO not Ofcom, so it’s to do with data collection on minors and not the Online Safety Act.


I’ve seen other people on Mastodon/Bluesky mention that the site takes an ‘anti-censorship’ approach to moderation, so there’s a bunch of far right people doing Nazi stuff on there.
If you search Fluxer (that Discord alternative people are raving about) on DDG, a programming.dev link is on the first page.


Some clients do it automatically, but this should work: https://lemmyverse.link/startrek.website/post/35769143


“I trust the admin here and don’t know about the admin there” is honestly fair. I can see where you’re coming from now, it was just a bit ambiguous.
But yes your name is a bit confusing as well!
Technically, we came first, so it’s the Jerries that are the copycats! (We technically got it from feddit.de, but I didn’t choose the name so my hands are clean)


Nazi bar is certainly a new one. I honestly don’t even know what we’ve done to deserve the accusation, I think we’re being confused with .org here.
I don’t mind if people want nothing to do with us, but I’d appreciate it if it was for stuff we did. Like, I don’t think I can credibly be called a Zionist. Someone once nuked their whole instance because I pushed back on the whole criticising Israel = antisemitism thing!


gets bored once he ships the MVP
He doesn’t even need to do that, just look at that Whatsapp clone he named after himself.


I was curious to see how they handle this on the fedi side, because they obviously can’t stop you from uploading images to other instances, so decided to do some digging myself.
The fedi code for this is here and looks like this:
# Alert regarding fascist meme content
if site.enable_chan_image_filter and toxic_community and img_width < 2000: # images > 2000px tend to be real photos instead of 4chan screenshots.
if os.environ.get('ALLOW_4CHAN', None) is None:
try:
image_text = pytesseract.image_to_string(
Image.open(BytesIO(source_image)).convert('L'), timeout=30)
except Exception:
image_text = ''
if 'Anonymous' in image_text and (
'No.' in image_text or ' N0' in image_text): # chan posts usually contain the text 'Anonymous' and ' No.12345'
post = session.query(Post).filter_by(image_id=file.id).first()
targets_data = {'gen': '0',
'post_id': post.id,
'orig_post_title': post.title,
'orig_post_body': post.body
}
notification = Notification(title='Review this',
user_id=1,
author_id=post.user_id,
url=post.slug,
notif_type=NOTIF_REPORT,
subtype='post_with_suspicious_image',
targets=targets_data)
session.add(notification)
session.commit()
The curious thing here, apart from there being both an environmental variable and site setting for this, is the toxic_community variable. This seems to be a renaming of the low_quality field Piefed applies to communities, which are just communities with either memes or shitpost in their name.
You also don’t get social credits docked for this.
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