Clearly not asshole design as it was not made with the goal to mislead the customer. It‘s just bad design
At least when the AI fucks up it'll admit it when you confront it.
Well not really, it‘ll admit whatever you nudge it towards. I‘ve had so many „you‘re absolutely right“ moments from the AI when the error was on my side.
I recently had my own negative review removed from a crappy business and just checked this feature there:
Looks like it’s only semi useful as it only shows how many reviews have been removed in the last year while rating displays the total number of ratings throughout the years.
It’s refreshing to see a more critical take on open source software. The ideals of it are admirable but many projects suffer from a lack of direction due to many slightly differently aligned contributors.
Or anyone really. No idea how so many people still use reddit after it enshittified this much.
Also noticed this for a while and thought it was weird. Sometimes I‘m also briefly seeing the badge flash on the settings during startup.
In the fediverse, the lack of interoperability really bothers me. Sure I can follow Pixelfed users on Mastodon but I can only see the first 4 pictures if they post multiple. I can also follow Mastodon users on Pixelfed but I will only see their posts containing images.
This cross follow functionality should simply not exist unless it’s good (like between lemmy, mbin and Piefed) as it will frustrate users and cause them to leave the platforms.
His death has been reported by Iranian state media
Wundert mich dass es doch nichtmal 10% sind. Ich hatte immer den Eindruck das halbe Fediverse läuft auf Hetzner.
Yep I used that in university for generative art. It was a lot of fun and actually got me into coding unlike many failed attempts before that.
Was bedeutet die Anzeige der Waggons?
Was bedeutet der „Füllstand“ der einzelnen Waggons auf dem Display in der NordWestBahn? Ist das wirklich die Auslastung, also wie voll ein Waggon ist?
Wenn ja, wie wird das gemessen? Einfach nach Gewicht?
This does unfortunately happen multiple times per day. Sometimes it’s smaller incidents where the tram driver can get out and collapse the car’s mirror. Other times the owner of the car comes out of a nearby house after the tram used its bell extensively (like today) and moves the car. And then there are times when police needs to get involved to tow the car which often takes upwards of 1 hour.
The truly infuriating part is that if the tram damages a poorly parked car, the transportation company will have to pay the damages. Poorly parked vehicles never get fined and the owners will only need to pay if the car ends up getting towed.
Why do we accept that drivers sabotage a city’s public transport infrastructure like this?
cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/19792564
Ahh and I was wondering how the two statements connected. Now it makes sense