The thread itself is actually already 1 year old. Well, look at the screens above. Somebody asked for a follow-up, so I gave a follow-up of both the average posts by day for Lemmy as well as Mbin... The trend is still up.
And.. for the Mbin users out there. Here is the same average posts by day, but on the Mbin platform.
It seems that. 1) Cumulative graph is removed, because cumulative doesn't make sense. There is an average graph though. Average Lemmy Posts by Day... 2) In just a single day the numbers of this new average graph exploded.. that can't be right.. 3) What about all the spam posts!??
My point exactly, now you have genAI code written by AI, who doesn't know what it is doing. Instructed by a developer, who doesn't understand the programming language. Reviewed by a co-worker, who doesn't know what is doing on. It's madness I tell you!
Thank you! That is indeed a valid point. I was hoping more people came up with this valid remark. Do you have any other questions or predictions you would like to know? So that we don't get "surprises" in the field of technology again?
I predicted that introducing AI on software engineer (especially juniors) will result in overall worse code, since apparently people don't feel responsible for the genAI code. While I believe the responsibility is still fully at the humans who try to deliver code. And on top of that, most devs are not doing good code reviews in general (often due to lack of time or .. skill issue). And now we have AI that generates code which are too easily accepted on top of reviewers who blindly accept code.. And no unit tests or integration tests.. And then we have this current situation. No wonder this would happen. If you are in software engineering, you would know exactly where I'm talking about. Especially if you would work at larger companies.
No sh*t, this is what I predicted from day one.
Proton Mail?
I'm afraid the power needs for AI will also not decrease. Even if individual models become more efficient and the hardware become more AI optimized. The next logical step is to run even more if those AIs as agents and creating huge chain of thoughts... So no, ai power usage will increase.
We need to leverage existing solutions like how Ana archive is working. Which makes use of torrents. https://annas-archive.org/ Like read this carefully: https://annas-archive.org/datasets
Luckily for you Arch has the best wiki pages out there for documentation purposes. If you have any questions regarding Linux or you want to know something, just ask.
Sad story ahead
Today I fully removed Firefox as my main browser. It's banned from all my devices from now onwards. I used Firefox as my only browser since I was 10 years old. Which is 24 years now (24 years!). I loved
Firefox trying to be a good alternative to Chrome, promoting open-source and showing the world that privacy does matter. Sadly not anymore, recently after Mozilla hostile CEO takeover and moving the company forward to an advertisement company. Neglecting privacy. And fully want the other way around, tracking user data sending back to Mozilla. And at the same time Mozilla has also became an ads company just like Google, so there is no difference anymore really. And it only goes down-hill from here.
Furthermore, Mozilla is spending more money in AI companies then in the product Firefox itself. So..
Luckily, there are plenty great Firefox forks! Look into some of them yourself and really pick an alternative rather sooner than later:
- LibreWolf
- Floorp (I went with Floorp, thus far it's great!!!)
- Waterfox
- Mullvad
Just pick one, anything... from above list!
I know, it's sad. It's very sad, after 24 years I didn't went to leave Firefox, but this last moves was the straw that broke the camel's back. I'm out, cya at the fork!
Yes you heard that right, we are planning for the first /kbin release. Currently most server admins are running directly from the develop branch since /kbin is still in very (early) active development.
That being said, we are planning for creating the first tagged released of /kbin! We still merge several pull requests, but holding off a bit. At the same time we are looking at all the high priority issues, seeing if some of those can be resolved or mitigated before the first tagged version.
I already introduced some basic CI/CD Workflow Actions within Codeberg. Also Ernest setup several development environments. All these preparations are necessary to achieve a better, faster and more stable release cycle in the near future.
Thanks to all contributors and of course @ernest and @piotrsikora. Thank you all for this wonderful community and becoming part of it.
~Melroy
Don't forget you can change the look & feel of kbin. Go to the setting (gear icon) menu. And try out all the options.
Adapt the settings to your preferences!
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I didn't saw it earlier.. :P