diaphragmwp comments on Debian developer Antoine Le Gonidec resigns after option allowing corporate LLM use without disclosure wins vote

[–] diaphragmwp@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 2 months ago* (3 children)

They also don't require a data center?

Did you train them without any data centers though?

Unless video games are bad, too?

Not really, but whenever choosing a game to play, I am biased towards some of the lesser resource intensive titles like TeeWorlds, Need for Speed: Underground and The Ultimate Shovelware Title: Homebrew Edition rather than, for example, Counter-Strike 2, Forza Horizon or The Ultimate Shovelware Title: Unity Edition.

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[–] Epp@lemmus.org 0 points 2 months ago (2 children)

Did you train them without and data centers though?

Was your computer made without a factory? No? Then I guess your computer destroys the environment. Better stop using it immediately.

See how silly that sounds?

whenever choosing a game to play, I am biased towards some of the lesser resource intensive titles

I'm glad you have a system for choosing what games to play. I'm sure that will serve you well in finding the optimal way to be entertained in your leisure time.

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[–] diaphragmwp@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 2 months ago* (1 child)

Better stop using it immediately

Too late. It's pretty much required nowadays in most regions (not something I agree with, people who don't want computers should be able to choose to entertain themselves in other ways). Computing is now the only established way to have pointless arguments with people around the globe. Also the only established way to attend school in lots of places. It's really difficult to have homemade computing without first "lightly disestablishing" the silicon companies holding trade secrets.

It isn't too late to resist LLMs.

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[–] Epp@lemmus.org -1 points 2 months ago

Then we've reached the salient point of contention: I think it was too late to resist LLMs as soon as the LLMs were made publicly available. There's no putting the genie back into the bottle. No way to close Pandora's box. It's as wishful of thinking as saying it's not too late to resist cryptocurrency. Even if you got 99% of people to boycott it, so long as the 1% still exists it's not going away.

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