The proposed amendment specifically states: “Operating system provider” does not mean a person or entity that distributes an operating system or application under license terms that permit a recipient to copy, redistribute, and modify the software.
That's one way to encourage people to move to open source software
I got a Plex Lifetime Pass mainly for Plexamp + Tidal, but then they removed the Tidal integration. Roon lifetime pass is similar to what Plex is now, which is basically the only other option for this that exists right now.
It depends. For programming, I've tried using them to write commit messages and they suck at it. And for healthcare they're not summarizing blog posts, they're dealing with potential life or death scenarios. Doctors have expert knowledge to catch details that LLMs won't pick up on, and LLMs won't notice nonverbal cues either which constitutes a large portion of communication. Doctors also have a thought process to log that LLMs don't have either. Even if the doctor reviews the notes afterward, the quality will probably be worse than before.
I created an account on .ml when it was the largest instance and basically no one except FOSS nerds knew about it so it had basically no activity. At some point, I vaguely remember certain leftist subreddits getting banned by Reddit admin which flooded Lemmygrad and Hexbear, then Reddit started doing stupid shit for everyone else who flooded .world and various other instances. So it changed a lot lol. (Personally I started browsing here often when the Reddit mass migrations started happening, first on my own instance, then .world, then .dbzer0, then here again.)
Does Bing even have an API anymore? I thought they mainly use Brave and Yandex now and some other smaller ones