joaocorreiacl.bsky.social
Ex-BOFH sysadmin, Tech Evangelist for TuxCare, Co-Host at the Enterprise Linux Security podcast, AFOL and comic book collector. Just your average opinionated nerd. Full disclaimer, my opinions are my own and do not bind my company's position on any matter.
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Didn't OpenAI train their models on copyrighted stuff too and didn't seem bothered by it? The irony cuts deep here.
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Out of curiosity, this happens to be connected in any way with your E-Redes issue you were posting about earlier? I mean, they can be difficult to get a hold of, but still a stretch before going Jason Bourne on them.
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joe forever. Wordstar trained me.
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Many years ago (+-30?) there was this notion among management that it was difficult to reward top engineers and researchers with promotions because they didn't want to leave the "actual" work and lab environments. And it's precisely because of what you described. Guess there isn't a magic bullet yet
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I was following along slightly cringing until the get a macbook. That's where the train derailed.
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Ex BOFH sysadmin, Linux & OSS evangelist, Lego collecting nerd here. Oh, and comic books too.
Btw, have you patched your systems today?
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Dense and disingenuous doesn't begin to describe the logic behind the proposal. Especially if you consider there is also a more aggressive rhetoric against adversaries that, if nothing else, makes CISA even more necessary. Is there a facepalm+darwin award that can be used here?
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Well, calling it "Apple Intelligence" was a tell.