

The way that Mastodon users are hostile toward any other service trying to integrate with Mastodon defeats the purpose of federation.
The way that Mastodon users are hostile toward any other service trying to integrate with Mastodon defeats the purpose of federation.
What advantages does NASA give to white people that it would have to compensate for?
Why would it not know? It certainly “knows” that it’s an LLM and it presumably “knows” how LLMs work, so it could piece this together if it was capable of self-reflection.
Imagine dreaming to fly to space only to be denied having it because you’re not indigenous and they haven’t met their arbitrary quota of indigenous people.
Sure, but I definitely wouldn’t confidently answer “two”.
Sure, maybe it’s not capable of producing the correct answer, which is fine. But it should say “As an LLM, I cannot answer questions like this” instead of just making up an answer.
Bluesky has moderation lists that anyone can make and you can subscribe to them to choose what content you don’t want to see. It also gives you fine-grained control over the “default” moderation, allowing you to individually choose if you want to block nudity, threats, misinformation, spam, intolerance, etc.
Except you can’t move your posts. Or, really, anything other than followers.
AFAICT it’s not open source, just open weights.
This is why we need social networks where you can choose your moderation independently of your instance. And Mastodon is not that. I’m not sure if Bluesky is.
You mean the alternative where a random person decides what people you’re allowed to interact with?
You say that as if any Mastodon instance was guaranteed to last several years.
I find this weird. If someone were to send your private information to someone via physical post, is the post company responsible for that too?
Me losing my devices is much higher on my threat model than someone trying to brute-force my Bitwarden password.
I don’t think it should be run for free, but I think it’s wrong of them to erase compeition by offering a free service and than suddenly make it not free.
Search engine crawlers generally respect robots.txt, so if you add a robots.txt entry to disallow all crawlers from getting into the maze, effectively only AI crawlers will go there.
So it won’t crawl any actual content on that site? Goal achieved.
Well, at least you’re honest about being against free speech.
Nobody is born a Muslim either, yet pointing out the hatefulness of Islam is considered racism.
Isn’t the answer quite obvious?