Kept seeing this as a meme and thought I should try it out too #chatgpt
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So maybe I should have read through The Book all the way to the end before rage quitting #rustlang
My biggest problem was smart pointers and I never made it past chapter 10
They're running out of ideas and all they've got left is hype to try to keep their share prices high, and convince VCs to throw money at them
There's this growing trend of tech companies announcing features and products that are months away and I think that's just a big sign that something is off.
We heard about Apple Intelligence back in June or something but the new iPhones won't even have it when they're released
Ever since I read Erik Larson's The Myth of AI, I just can't take any kind of AI hype seriously.
Plus, the tech industry has been drumming up more hype than actually innovating lately
mccSeriously though: I want (okay, demand) a version of Firefox with the "AI chatbot" functionality removed. Not disabled. Removed. I want all code which is specifically designed to connect to OpenAI removed from my computer completely. I do not care if the vampires have promised not to suck my blood. I do not want the vampires in my house in the first place.
Mark Wyner Won’t Comply 
Some wisdom from a Japanese gamer. As a designer I thought about it in the context of UX. But, really, it can be applied to most any challenge in life.
Eryk SalvaggioIn every conversation I have about AI, there is a set of assumptions that steers the conversation into unhelpful directions — this article is an effort to name these tropes so we can be more critical in the work ahead, rather than buying into those myths. It’s a useful thing to read before any conversation about AI’s impact. https://www.techpolicy.press/challenging-the-myths-of-generative-ai/
I have been using Pop Shell on #gnome and the tiling and navigation were pretty great. But I just switched to #kde on a whim and I am looking for a similar tiling solution.
I would also very much prefer a solution that has a package in nixpkgs. I'm not at the point where I'm ready to use GitHub repos directly or something like that. I only just started trying to figure out how to get everything set up in plasma manager