According to OpenAis internal test suite and system card, hallucination rate is about 50% and the newer the model the worse it gets.

And that fact remains unchanged on other LLM models.

I’m not sure why you think any digital device shouldn’t know what time it is. It’s not leaking any kind of personal information, just literal facts about reality.

My challenge isn’t about NTP but about printer shouldn’t be able to communicate with the internet, as it has no need for it.

You said: It’s common.

Okay, cool. So is cancer.

does not need to be able to talk to the internet at all, just to your router (or designated NTP server if you’re into that)

Exactly! So why allow the printer to go past it!

Me: please explain what kinds of timing attacks can affect a printer and what are the consequences, because I can’t think of any

You: Timing attacks. They are old. They are bad. Therefore printer needs to be protected from them.

I don’t think you answered my question.

Anything that connects to the network needs a synchronized clock with other devices it directly communicates with in order to make sure it’s not being subjected to timing attacks

Please explain what kind of timing attacks because what you wrote doesn’t make sense in the context of a damn printer.

Server? Sure. Printer? Why can it even access public internet?

Printer isn’t responsible for timestamps on your document. If that would be regarding tracking dots, then block it anyway, right? And if it’s a 3d printer then it still doesn’t need to have correct synchronized time, it only needs to be able to count how the time passes.

Again, what would a printer need a clock for?

Why would a printer need time? The only think that cames to mind is freezing cartridges after x months.

Are you telling that to someone on a .ml instance?

Huh. :P

(This is of course a joke)

FOSS to thrive needs people who can afford to spend time and energy on it. With the recent enshittification of workers collective power, developers have less of both, and the trend is pessimistic.

Except that *Fox, *Fennec and *Wolf are downstream to Firefox, so if the main trunk goes shit, they will become outdated soon.

Whenever I see that, I love to remind people, than Tienanmen Protesta were (partly) against China pivot from communism to capitalism - this article summarizes it nicely: https://jacobin.com/2019/06/tiananmen-square-worker-organization-socialist-democracy

I think you’re imagining that statistics, because they do not. But hey, let’s check. Name three European countries that have population replacement birth levels.

It’s like if 200 million of China workforce were gig workers or something.

You seem to be a very novice programmer.

how do I setup my dev environment

? Google that? Use a devcontainer? I mean literally a question answered thousands of times.

where should I start

Setting up your dev environment. Then maybe create a few projects for you to test your package manager empirically?

do I invent my own pkg format or do I use pre built packages like deb or rpm?

Depends on what you want to do. I’m honestly not sure how to help you here? What kind of answer are you fishing for here?

Slow down, relax, OP asked a question, not murdered your pet hamster.

Shorting means you expect the shit to go down in value. Usually to short something you borrow a stock from someone (not everyone can borrow stocks), pay the fee to the source, sell it for 100, wait, buy it back for 90, give it back to the original owner. You made 100 - 90 - fee.

Borrow 1000 usd from a bank (1), sell if for your target currency (2) that you think will raise compares to usd, wait, exchange 1000 usd from the target currency (2) and give it back to bank + rates (1).

What is left over in currency (2) is your profit.

It’s not just finding obvious errors but it catches logical error that no human would have caught.

I’m not having the same experience.

You buy foreign currency and then sell it back for USD when you want to realise it.

PPP bottom 50% Chinese are more affluent than 50% USians https://wid.world/share/#0/countriestimeseries/ahweal_p0p50_z/US;CN/2019/eu/k/p/yearly/a/false/-4297.1145/8000/curve/false

PPP means how much shiet they can buy locally.

Oh god, it’s so bad. It’s like .h files, but worse.