@nixCraft
This brought me back to an era of buzzing, convex CRT monitors and sputtering, creaky dial-ups

@itsfoss nano feels complicated?
Try
alias nano='vi'

@siim @nixCraft
I don’t think there will be a large economic shock.
For sure a major adjustment and the die off of smaller players. I think the kind of Gemini are here to stay.

@saradsmejem @nixCraft
I think many will agree that LLMs are a very cool technical achievement.
But when they are shoved down your throat at every opportunity and CEOs don’t see anything else but LLMs, it all gets rather nauseating.

@Unlogic @nixCraft
This is precisely the point I raised with one of my children’s primary school.
Teacher: “don’t worry, we teach them how to evaluate AI’s output”.
Me: “this requires critical thinking and ability to fact check. Why not focus on those instead?”

@catsalad
The sitter’s frustration was captured admirably

@Em0nM4stodon
Totally agree. But this will never happen.
The vast majority of people are still stuck in the “nothing to hide” fallacy.

@beep
Burnout in toxic tech companies is nothing new.
It’s about boundary setting and self respect.
Interestingly, people tend to respect you more when you draw a line.
I think the most concerning point of this article is people “reinventing” themselves while trusting the output of a text generator.
That’s the insidious long term risk for companies.
And by the time the adverse effects are visible it will take an enormous amount of effort to fix it.