[–] 37 points 13 hours ago

It is not about being a simp or whatever that means. It is about LLM's being trained on licensed data and the output being a transformation (literally a collection of functions) of that data. Meaning that it is virtually a certainty that the output without a license notice is a violation on the license of the data it was trained.

Not to mention all the others shit show that AI's companies do , are trying to accomplish and stand for.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 days ago

    I think it is only useful in a couple cases and it is definitely not often. For example I think it is just better to run a tree command with the options that one may need.

    Its meant for files one does not remember they are there, or for a quick view of a directory one does not know the contents.

    Don't know if that makes sense to your, but that is the best I can explain it.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 days ago (1 child)

    Lmao, they want our RAM now our window managers, what is next?

    By the way, I tried Rhine a month or two ago and it was pretty nice, can't remember exactly why it did not stuck for me, but it ticked a lot of the boxes. I totally forgot to add it to the RSS update list, so I'll just do that now.

    Also noticed you are using Zine as your SSG, so +10 style points for that. Cheers.

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    So far the subscription list includes the following:

    Wayland

    • Hyprland
    • Sway
    • River
    • Labwc
    • Jay
    • Niri
    • Mango

    MacOS

    • Paneru
    • Aerospace
    • Yabai

    Windows

    • Komorebi
    • Glaze WM

    X11

    • IceWM
    • Qtile

    I'm missing several window managers to please tell me which ones would you like to receive updates on. Other utilities like status bars and menus are also welcome.

    [–] 2 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 child)

    LLM's are statistically average by design, if one wants something nice then effort and/or expertise is required. To exaggerate: "A broken clock has the correct time twice a day", that does not mean I will use it.

    Even if the output is correct then one could say that the particular case is not slop, but I think that is not the case because the LLM's will never capture our mistakes, biases and emotions. That to me is a no-go in most cases. To me slop is something lazy and soulless, not necessarily correct/incorrect.

    As for technical output like programming, to me is also a no-go because these companies do not respect licenses and overall have bad practices. Like monopolizing open knowledge for example.

    I'm in fact not technically anti LLM's, Neural Networks are a fantastic piece of technology and LLM's are a fantastic implementation. Advancements like chess engines, image recognition, language translation are the most well known benefits of it. In the end I'm anti whatever these big companies with their debt hiding shit are trying to accomplish.

    I hope this answer your question.

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    Your windows, on a conveyor belt.

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    Your windows, on a conveyor belt.

    Konveyor turns Plasma into an endless, scrollable row of windows. Nothing overlaps, nothing gets buried, and the rest of your desktop stays exactly the way you like it.


    Pretty nice project I just found out about. Love to see people creating tools like these (and Cosmic) to allow users to find a middle ground between classic floating desktop environments and standalone window managers.

     

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