hadi77ir

Absolutely not. Having "sensory" and "feelings" that lead to "continuous life flow" instead of "discrete life flow" are things that make a difference between something that is a "living" thing and something that "pretends to be a living thing". That's why there is a debate around "vegetables" too: Do they have feelings and sensory? Some believe they do, some don't. An LLM? It has nothing to sense. You just feed it "representation" of what another thing has described to you. An ADC sensor that outputs binary integers on a special bus, can't turn an LLM into a living thing: It has gone through many human-made human-pleasing translations to then be turned into "text sequence" then turned into tokens then... While no "living thing" that human has ever seen works like that. So no.

Now the IBM has the majority on FreeDesktop, like they own it. They can "extinguish" everything they ever want to.

What happens if someone sends requests that look like to be OpenCode, but from Pi? What is stopping people from doing it? And how these measures are going to benefit Figma? I don't get it.

I wonder if a website using leaflet.js has better or worse performance in the said case. If it does better, then maybe the problem is on OsmAnd's side?

he resigned because of... "politics"? and not because of the path Google has chosen for Android security?