“Liable” means they might post a correction later that nobody will see because corrections aren’t sexy to algorithms. Big deal. LLM vendors are liable in practically the same way.

You’re using AI to turn research papers you don’t understand into science education videos you also don’t understand? What fresh kind of hell.

I actually watched the video and it was surprisingly good, but you might want to tell the AI to give more consideration to the broader context of the field next time, because studies don’t exist in a vacuum. For all we know this paper could be the logical next step in the field (which would lend it credibility) or it could go firmly against well established theory (which would make it an extraordinary claim that needs extraordinary proof).

Anyway hope this helps kinda just info dumped while laying in bed so might forgot something. feel free to ask questions.

Damn you wrote all that on a phone?

Mental retardation hasn’t been a widely recognized medical condition for at least 30 years. They started scrubbing the term out of diagnostic criteria in the 90s and I think the last one to use it was officially retired in the 00s.

Yeah back in the 90s it was still in use in some diagnostic criteria, even though it was already considered dated then. These days I don’t think it’s used in a medical capacity anywhere anymore.

I don’t think it’s solely a you problem as many people do consider the term too offensive to use, but it is one of those words the jury is divided on, with just as many people using it nonchalantly. I expect over time it’ll be no different from moron or idiot.

My thoughts exactly.

I don’t understand how people think it’s such a big deal anyway. I mean, it’s functionally the same thing as calling someone a moron or an idiot or an imbecile, yet I don’t know anyone who has any problem with those words. All are obsolete medical terms for intellectually disabled people, used in modern parlance to insult someone’s intellect.

https://x.com/gnostrils/status/2039561643844415724

why’d you erase the first line of the second name

I can’t help but wonder, shouldn’t this all be possible on Linux without needing to install a hacked hypervisor? At most you would need a kernel patch, but since Denuvo operates through Wine, maybe an entirely userland solution would be possible too.

Good way to ensure that whatever regime rises from the ashes will be even more backwards than the last.

Päädyin nyt kuitenkin lisäämään viitteet ainakin noille lääketieteellisille väitteille!

Siinä mielessä kyllä, että aamulla olisi valoisampaa ja illalla pimeämpää. Koska kehon luontainen rytmi menee päivänvalon mukaan, on keholle raskaampaa joutua heräämään pimeässä.

Espanjassa noudatetaan UTC+1 -vyöhykettä vaikka geografisesti Espanja on lähempänä UTC+0:aa. Siellä on siis sama ilmiö kuin Suomessa mutta vielä jonkin verran pahempana. Sieltä on olemassa muunmuassa tällainen tutkimus, jossa vertailtiin Länsi-Espanjaa Portugaliin (jossa noudatetaan UTC+0:aa): https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9404853/

En laittanut lähdeviitteitä kun ei niitä kukaan kuitenkaan lue, vaikka olisihan se hyvän käytännön mukaista laittaa lähteitä, kun vetoaa johonkin tutkimustietoon. Vaikutusten perusteleminen maalaisjärkeen käyvällä logiikalla tuntui sopivammalta keinolta tässä tapauksessa; on aika itsestäänselvää, että kun aamulla on pimeää ja illalla valoisaa, niin aikaisin herääminen on vaikeampaa.

Suomessa päivänvalo toki menee muutenkin vähän silleen, ettei aikavyöhykkeen valinnalla ole juuri väliä kuin 2-3 kuukautta vuodessa. Kuukauden päästä aurinko nousee jo viideltä ja laskee yhdeksän jälkeen (kesäajassa). Tuossa vaiheessa ei ole päivänvalon kannalta mitään väliä, mitä vaihtoehtoa seurataan.

Getting the hottest new Linux reporting from *checks address bar* PC Gamer?

There’s a lot of blatant LLM bots on Reddit these days so I think it’s a good thing they’re doing this. It’s also only a matter of time before those same bots start landing on Lemmy, even more so than they already have.

I think you’re severely underestimating the effort of digitizing it. Usually the way that’s done is to break or saw off the spine and scan every page individually using a scanner, which is obviously a destructive process. Unless it’s an exceedingly rare book it probably is not worth the effort.

Oh no, they’re not just going to let it happen. They’ll actively stop us from solving it.