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.

It is: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues?q=state%3Aopen+label%3A"AI+assisted+🤖"

No.

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.

Follow the instructions here to install qmk and the stuff it needs. Then go to Keychron’s website (scroll to the ‘Download Firmware and JSON Files’ section) and find your keyboard. You should then have a .bin file. Make sure it’s the right firmware for your model, Keychron have too many models with similar names and installing the wrong firmware will make the keyboard inoperable (not bricked, as it can still be recovered by installing the right firmware).

You can install this to your keyboard by putting it in DFU mode (remove the space bar and press the small exposed button while plugging the keyboard in) and run the command:

qmk -b <path to firmware file>

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.

Still, a reminder for people to use anonymous payment methods if they’re in the authorities scope like this.

Landlord came out to have a look on Sunday and sent someone to fix it yesterday, so it’s at least sorted now.

Pretty terrible, to be honest. The upstairs neighbour’s toilet broke and all the water came through my living room roof.

Even the Brexit campaign did it: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_file/195_17_Response.pdf#page=65

Former Daily Mail columnist and currently writes for an outlet owned by a Tory peer, so probably not.

The letter itself seems to be real, ITV reference it.

The YouTube video is a real Green Party campaign video, here’s the Bengali version of it. Obviously it’s just racist fear-mongering though, putting out political messaging in non-English languages like Urdu and Bengali is fairly normal.

Reform, the gracious losers, has been calling the vote fraudulent even before the results were out.

Goodwin has taken to ranting about a coalition of ‘Islamists and woke progressives’. So no, I don’t think he’s going to take any lessons from this.

This is excellent news. Labour, the party of government, have had their strategy of going right on social issues blow up in their face. Reform are a far-right Trumpian party, and Goodwin in particular is a nasty, nasty person. The Greens are an unapologetically progressive party and trounced them both.

Whatever you think of the Greens, we can all be happy that Matt Goodwin is having a bad day. He deserves it, after all.

Go ahead. A GB News comm would be in conflict with rule 4 anyway.

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