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submitted 36 minutes ago by to c/memes@lemmy.world
 
 
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"Paid collaboration" my ass. More like, let me pay you a pittance and sell your knowledge for 100x.

A LinkedIn message saying "Hello Brian. This is a paid collaboration. We acquire private, non-open-source legacy code repositories with full commit history and PRs from running or closed projects for AI development. NDA & compliance ensured."
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Proton Uservoice. (protonmail.uservoice.com)
submitted 58 minutes ago by to c/protonprivacy@lemmy.world
 
 

These are my thoughts on the matter:

I applaud the employees that pushed back and have spoken out. You guys/gals Rock!! Thank you so dang much!!!

To Andy Yen, you obviously have no flipping clue who your actual customers are. Your views are incompatible with what I thought Proton was. I don't care how inconsequential of a decision you thought it was. That attitude over anything, especially security!?, is the exact opposite of what I thought Proton was when I signed up in 2020. I especially did not expect something like this when I became a buisness level subscriber in 2022. For me to continue using the services of Proton, you need to resign from Proton in any and all capacity.

Furthermore to Proton as an entity. Any and all who shared in this kind of mentality and disregard needs to be scrutinized and removed if necessary. Don't be crazy about it, but you know who NEEDS to go I think.

Look, we all are seeing that AI is here to stay. And it has gotten incredible at coding if I am to believe what I have read. The world is abruptly changing, but that is why now more that ever we need you to move as securely as you possibly can. Yes that still means using every tool at your disposal, but with the utmost concern and scrutiny supporting security and privacy. Even the crazy conspiracy/science fiction would never happen stuff, we're counting on you guys not being susceptible to it. We want privacy and security, not features and shinn-shi-curity.

If that is not the company Proton is striving to be, I will be taking my business elsewhere. I expect many others will be doing so as well. Imagine the fash.crud on top of all this. Don't know why I was sticking around truthfully.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/73158617

Burn baby burn!!!!!!

“Many in the market feel we have no choice but for it to work out,”

Yes this is what it everyone feels like when they are in denial....

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Burn baby burn!!!!!!

“Many in the market feel we have no choice but for it to work out,”

Yes this is what it everyone feels like when they are in denial....

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big deal! (thelemmy.club)
 
 
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In Love Me Not you are a flower that climbs out of a cave. The cave has been cursed by a witch, so the level is regenerated above you whenever you fall.

This is similar to the procedurally generated levels in infinite runners like Doodle Jump, except that instead of erasing the entire level on a failure, Love Me Not only erases the most recent sections. This style of level generation is novel to me. For the purposes of this post I’ll call it spool generation.

I often simplify a player’s time with a game into a “novice period” and an “expert period”. These are usually characterised by different goals. In Love Me Not a novice’s objective is to escape the cave by any means necessary, while an expert’s objective is to escape the cave as fast as possible.

Spool generation had some natural effects on the novice period:

[expert period] I wanted to find a scoring system that could bring spool generation back into the decision space of an expert player.

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Seen at a school fete (thelemmy.club)
submitted 43 minutes ago by to c/badposting@hexbear.net
 
 

The kids are alright

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After a group of street vendors were forced out from the sidewalks outside of the Westlake/MacArthur Park Metro station last year, the mayor’s office installed a temporary fence to block vendors from returning for the purported purpose of disrupting illegal drug and weapons sales. In May, the city replaced the fence with large yellow and red bollards.

Now city officials are planning to spend at least $2.3 million to put a fence around MacArthur Park, with LAPD Capt. Ben Fernandes telling LA Local in an article published Oct. 23 that doing so would make it easier for police to arrest people using drugs inside the park.

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"Paid collaboration" my ass. More like, let me pay you a pittance and sell your knowledge for 100x.

A LinkedIn message saying "Hello Brian. This is a paid collaboration. We acquire private, non-open-source legacy code repositories with full commit history and PRs from running or closed projects for AI development. NDA & compliance ensured."
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submitted 1 hour ago* (last edited 57 minutes ago) by to c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
 
 

Like come on, people are otraged about the most minor stuff, but somehoe can't be bothered to boycot or change the situation with convenience pricig, where same stuff you buy at a store is 10-20x the price per unit.

"Youre taking advantage of my tiredness, making me pay more of my hard-earned money for the privilege of being too tired to prepare my own food/drinks myself, essentially making me work more hours for having worked too many hours and being tired as a resilt of it. So: making me more tired for being tired already"

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#grundsicherung

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