Some tunes to relax my brain after wrastling code all day
I love how so much of the AI debate is on things like:
* Will AI take people's jobs?
* Will AI destroy creativity?
* Will AI take over the world?
* Will AI be used to make people poorer?
And not:
* Will corporations that use AI get rid of people's jobs?
* Will corporations that use AI destroy creativity?
* Will corporations that use AI try to take over the world?
* Will corporations that use AI make people poorer?
Because these LLMs and machine learning systems and so forth aren't just wandering around randomly out there - they're owned by corporations. The corporations are the ones putting them to use. The executives that run those corporations are the ones making the decisions to pay people less, to increase their profits, to make creative people act as subeditors for LLMs.
It's the corporations, and the ethics-free systems that govern them, that cause these things. They're the ones pushing to have more AI.
The rest of us would be happy just having a bit more humanity in the world.
Someone's made a backup index of #RARBG
https://justtorrents.pw/
magnet links include many trackers still online and if that fails the DHT will probably stay populated for awhile. dear lord is #BitTorrent resilient.
fair warning: can't vouch for origin/honeypot/hash poisoning
Just created the initial pull request to #DistributedPress which adds support for #BitTorrent publishing along side other #p2p protocols!
With this you can expect the next issue of @compost to be available to download via your favorite torrent clients!
Now, you COULD absolutely sit down and strictly define a realtime, web-friendly subset of USD for this use and standardize on that, but... then you've just reinvented glTF and made it dependent on a large-ish native runtime? So why not just use glTF from the beginning?
This kind of locked and untrustworthy consumption hardware isn't what I want to wear and I'll continue to look for and promote work toward a future where we have agency and intellect outside of the App Store™️.
@causalislands Definitely @stardustxr
@jonny legit though a bit more wralth redistribution could go a long way in these times.
@jonny I think rich people just treat those fines as the cheap cost of parking anywhere they want. 🥲 Maybe if it also involved towing?
#protip : always wear privacy enabling eye lenses when using latest #vr tech incl. eye sensors system ... you never know ...
#cyberpunk #lifeline
@heapwolf Hell yeah. I gotta say I appreciate the docs y'all have. https://socketsupply.co/guides/#p2p-spec
The NAT traversal information on there in particular has been really useful.
@heapwolf That's fair. I actually haven't read the TURN spec. I had assumed it'd be something simple but I guess my assumption was wrong.
Defs wouldn't suggest implementing hyper or libp2p over your own thing. :)
Excited for the spec for your thing once it's out!
@heapwolf Oh! Yeah, I didn't mean to use a TURN server on the internet. I was thinking more about having the peers use the TURN protocol for the relaying and have the introducing peer introduce the two others to the TURN protocol on a peer that will act as a relay.
@heapwolf It's cool how all the p2p protocols are coming to similar feature sets. Hyperswarm and libp2p (and I think there was a BitTorrent spec at one point?) do pretty much the same thing. Also dates back to ICE stuff that got developed for VoIP systems back in the day.
Might be cool to think about using TURN as the protocol for relaying instead of inventing another one. :x
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.