I’ll believe it when i see it

Yeah I think they’ve always tried to do this in some way though—adopting standard terms as their own

Apple → Apple
Phone → iPhone
Watch → Apple Watch
Music → Apple Music

Love how the abbreviation for Apple Intelligence is A.I. lol

They were a donation platform for community projects and open-source projects. Their main thing was that all donations and expenses by an entity are public, so there’s a lot of transparency with who and where the money goes that you donate. Really sad to lose them

The post article is from the umbrella organization Open Collective Inc.

Here’s the announcement from the Open Collective Foundation. There’s also Open Collective Europe which will not be dissolving.

Originally I remember OCF partially blaming OCI’s decisions as some of the reason OCF couldn’t be sustainable, but I can’t seem to find that anymore

It’s so weird reading both sides of the 2 entities involved in this. Seems like there’s some missing communication between the two

Talking about complaining about bans? bAnNeD

[email protected]

or both

where can i sign up for the club that enforces this?

No way. The British would never take anything from someone else

dad?

I know a guy that can fix it if you send me your ssh keys

blink twice if you’re in danger

this sounds personal, are you ok op?

we should make like a scoring system that (without human involvement) determines what brains are the best and worst behaved, thus more likely to benefit their leaders. we could design our society to keep people so preoccupied on making their score better (through things not beneficial to themselves whatsoever) that they don’t have enough time to think about how completely alone and manipulated they feel (we don’t want them feeling that :). maybe down the road this score could be used for good things like improving the economy (selling access to third parties) and handling food and resource concerns (automated death row enrollment)

and brains too, very dangerous

Verily, doth I assume thou hast acquired the king’s own blessing to partake in discourse within this hallowed chamber of clandestine dealings?

I’m already using AI for coding. It helps me find AND fix bugs much faster, while teaching me exactly what I did wrong and why the solution works. It’s insane.

I think the only thing that could really stop or slow down AI’s impact on jobs would be some sort of large economic crash, war, or a major supply chain issue with computing parts. It’s proving to have actual, real world use cases now in many lines of work. And the sky’s the limit

Swiss