Batman.

You’ve never ever played tech support for a relative. I can tell.

If you bump into my dad getting his ciggies, tell him to come home already.

Bunch of people explaining why it matters legally and financially, your only takeaway is they’re bootlickers. Yes, YTA.

the small, shitty ones that only sell on AliExpress don’t

That’s what I addressed, my understanding is if you contact them and ask nicely they generally do, since they have no incentive to keep it private.

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actual non-stalkers.

If you’re in the app, you’ve already been categorised by the legal system as a stalker. If non-stalkers are being categorised as such, that’s the problem, not the app.

The big ones obey, because they have international presence. From what I’ve heard, the small ones will provide it on request, since chances are they have no financial reason not to anyway.

Because it’s too small so nobody cares about it. If it ever approaches the type of market penetration Steam has, they’ll be getting the same pressures from the puritans too.

Eh, his reputation is at least built on doing good deeds. Compare that to the current crop of politicians.

(I don’t watch him, or any videos for that matter, so my only knowledge is as a member of the general public).

Works fine for me. Download links are 3rd party, so it can be a crapshoot sometimes, just try different servers till it works.

Sounds interesting, I wonder how they deal with false positives? My autocorrect detects way too many words that it thinks doesn’t exist.

Just a joke, it’s a fictional villain.

Umbridge?

There are ways to poison images so they can’t be used for AI.

They’re about as effective as ‘AI detectors’ and will last only as long as the current model generation hasn’t been counter trained on them.

Fully agreed. Luckily, all major instances have now dropped Tesseract, AFAIK, and the dev has moved on to his next alt account.

Do you think anybody, especially Linus, is unaware that LLMs produce bugs if left to themselves? He’s made it clear that PRs will continue to be judged on their code quality as they have all this while. Your comment is especially ironic considering how the post is about an elusive bug that took 1 line to fix, but hours upon hours and 24 other patches to debug. Anybody with any knowledge of Linus would find the idea hilarious that he’d allow, let alone commit, crappy code into the kernel. The only real issue up for debate is the ethics of it, considering the provenance of most training data, and potentially copyright issues.

Ah true, might be a client problem