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Chill out, he added a function for plugins to implement ai in a consistent way. Nothing wrong here

Wait til you head about what happened with Mario Kart

Big oof on that mobile performance score, gotta get that fixed XD

Everyone’s already using Linux. Linux desktop? Guess we will see if desktop even survives the next few years. I know, unpopular opinion on Lemmy, but I’m pretty sure LLMs will redefine how we interact with our computers, apps, and work. Probably it’ll be more like just talking to a wearable and it’ll use whatever screens are nearby if it needs to show you something. You won’t switch apps, you won’t use the web, it’ll all just happen as fast as you can dream and say it

Nah, but it’s an sdcard with arm arch for raspberry pi. It runs wayland/gnome and has full fps to a little display I keep on my desk. I had Codex install various gnome shell plugins to give compiz-y window effects. I even had it set up zram (compressed ram) to optimize the machine. It’s so much easier than when I had to actually read the wiki and type into some keyboard with my meat sticks. Now I can just tell my computer to fix itself and it does. I’ve had it configure and manage kubernetes clusters before, that works great too. Run LLMs as full yolo root my guys

Last time I installed Arch I just told Codex to build an ISO with my favorite stuff, flashed the physical media, and started using it. Now that’s a one step setup

Welcome to pretty privilege, beautiful

Yes my friend the world is cruel and shallow, and your looks are a multiplier for all of your opportunities. Go forth and make people happy just by seeing you

Doesn’t seem like you’re familiar with the tools available in stuff like Ableton, the most popular DAW, or how the music industry works as a whole. And neither scenario is taking the human out of the creative process

Pretty dumb analogy. Musicians have been using computers to automate as much as possible for decades

What I’m saying is that’s actually very hard unless you run a super sterile account on purpose. Even just your writing style is a pretty good fingerprint. Your IP. Any pictures you’ve posted. It’s a rough world out there for privacy

It’s not that hard to identify people online. My account is definitely not private

It’s occasionally worth calling out that votes are also public. I think twice before hitting those buttons

Well how you gonna buy a new Mac if you could get security patches for your old device

Literally anywhere on Google. But it also makes sense when you think about ChromeOS & non-us aligned countries - what else are they gonna use?

You’re telling me this is on purpose? Oh my God it’s on purpose

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My favorite part is that their site has a drawing of a cock as the background and reads “this sucks” but it’s some kinda venture capitalist org. For some reason only when the site is reloaded

It’s ok I sent them an email about it

Tesla sunset two of their models, three still for sale and being built. Definitely not giving up on AI or FSD, they are doubling down on cybercab, and elons pay package is tied to FSD subscriptions. If anything, the messaging is they are ramping up AI investment. Humans crash and burn regularly too. Brilliant engineers have definitely not given up, I’m not sure why anyone would think that. AI has continued to improve pretty steadily in all areas (see benchmarks)

I evaluated matrix a few years ago to try to add chat to my video game. I also evaluated everything else. Sendbird (proprietary, what reddit uses) is crazy expensive. Matrix is complicated and didn’t have a good simple web frontend. XMPP is still pretty good. In the end, I ended up going with IRC v3 which fixes many of the legacy problems of IRC, and that was the best option. I am still scratching my head as to how that’s the state of the art for sending little bits of text back and forth. Don’t get me started on WebRTC, I spent a whole year trying to make a stable video chat app for another project

Love that the entire justification is that Linus doesn’t know how to count higher than 20. Lucky for us that he’ll probably retire before we get to version 20.20 because otherwise he’d probably have to just shut the whole project down