iByteABit
iByteABit@lemmy.ml
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From what I understand here it’s their own ML model then, cool
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It can also identify/predict cancer tissue early. Do you mean an LLM or a machine learning model specifically trained for this?
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I also use FIrefox exclusively nowadays for Lemmy, but personally I can see the nice "feel" the app has, it just works very smoothly on a mobile device
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Rid yourself of the notion that democracy lies in political parties fighting each other where you get to vote on them, and you will realize that all capitalist democracies are just elaborate dictatorships disguising themselves every 4 or so years. This “democracy” is exactly the kind of system that brought Trump to power with a useless “opposition” party that is comfortably looking away while Trump does all the dirty work that they would also like to have done if it didn’t ruin their facade....
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Depends what your threat model is, if you absolutely want no data about you whatsoever possibly leaving the device because it endangers you then Tails OS is probably the most private distro out there as others have mentioned, but it's use case is specifically to be used for very private stuff and working through a live USB stick so that nothing remains on the device. For the average person any distro is a huge improvement privacy wise over Windows, though Ubuntu does have ties to Amazon sin...
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All of the working class has part of the responsibility for the lack of organization, not just the organizations, it's a two way relationship. PSL is trying a lot so that even myself that isn't from the USA knows them, perhaps you not knowing that acronym is a fault in your own part.
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Then why did they lock the fucking thread as controversial if it was such an innocent change? It's paving the wave to implement a **Californian** law that can very easily end up meaning ID verification for everything. They could just not have done this at zero cost but decide to go to multiple projects, at this specific time which obviously isn't coincidental, and actively work to start implementing this on Linux. I guess "Contributed to systemd" on their CV was more valuable...