With the API changes, I became read-only (without an account) on Reddit.
I now skim the communities that don’t really exist here.
… it’s actually saved me a lot of time now that I can’t (and thus don’t feel the need to) debate local politics with morons anymore!
… unless and until they come to Lemmy.
Y’know, a lot of the hate against AI seems to mirror the hate against Wikipedia, search engines, the internet, and even computers in the past.
Do you just blindly believe whatever it tells you?
It’s not absolutely perfect, so it’s useless.
It’s all just garbage information!
This is terrible for jobs, society, and the environment!
Nasty fire still sounds better than instant explosion! Haha
Stopping the explosions seems like a good enough sort of solution to me
Not to start a rumour, but is it illegal to ask if Musk might be a pedophile?
That’s a very different problem than the one in the OP
From a linguistic perspective, this is why I am impressed by (or at least, astonished by) LLMs!
As for accuracy, you review what it gives you, you don’t just copy and send it without review.
Yeah, I don’t get why so many people seem to not get that.
It’s like people who were against Intellisense in IDEs because “What if it suggests the wrong function?”…you still need to know what the functions do. If you find something you’re unfamiliar with, you check the documentation. You don’t just blindly accept it as truth.
Just because it can’t replace a person’s job doesn’t mean it’s worthless as a tool.
It’d take extra effort to remove the Git diff history, and I don’t think higher ups would know or the lower downs would care, lol
Most of these pages probably don’t change for years. And maybe not explicitly "revert"ing the change, but they’d know where to go back and find the text used for DEI stuff.
To add, GitHub is actually a great place to be making these changes, because with GitHub you retain history of the edits and prior versions. So after Trump changes his mind or loses power, the missing information can be brought back in fairly easily. Nothing is permanently lost.
I think you’re missing something here.
GitHub isn’t doing anything. It’s just a repository where people can track changes that are happening by end users. The end users are using GitHub and are removing DEI stuff from their products at the direction of the US government (AKA. Musk and Trump).
Being angry at Microsoft is like being angry at a grocery store chain because you saw a kid being told by his grandpa to feed stale bread (from that grocery store) to some ducks.
tbf it’s the users of Reddit and they’re doing the right thing
We also have the ability these days to back up a lot of our physical media. It wasn’t so easy back when those things were new.