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Meanwhile I find music too distracting and really just don't listen to any. If my audiobooks aren't working in the car I might switch it to radio, but that is rare. Because of that, I don't really have any favourite songs, bands or have a playlist.

I went the synapse route at the start, mainly because I didnt know about all the other ones, but it has worked pretty well. I have been interested in experimenting with others and just seeing how they work though

Interesting.. I wonder if they fixed those issues since then, or if the matrix.org homeserver has more issues from their massive user count. Or I could have just been lucky with a small sample size haha

I'm curious what issues you guys had. I setup my own homeserver via synapse with livekit earlier this year when discord started all this shit, and two of my friends joined me. We are all technical people and its honestly been flawless since the start for us. Chat, voice, video, and screen sharing has worked perfectly

Not the OP, but also use Matrix with Sable. I think Cinny was forked because some people wanted to add more features and change the UI direction, but the main project didn't want to.

Coming from discord, Sable feels much more familiar than for example Element

MatrixRTC is part of the Matrix protocol these days, so if the client is compliant, it should work on any server setup for it. I use synapse and livekit, and it works great. Its all just one docker compose stack

I was using element mostly, but recently switched to Sable. There are a few more that also support voice and video I believe

Yup same here. Left all servers, messaged the handful of people I chatted with there that I'm leaving and to add me on Matrix if they want to keep in touch, then uninstalled.

I setup my own Matrix homeserver back when discord announced the global age stuff earlier this year, and its been rock solid since then with the couple friends that also weren't happy with discord. With it being proven reliable for many months now, I don't really need discord for anything

That is definitely not normal, I had my z fold 5 for 2 years and I would say I'm a power user, unfolding it at least 10 or 20 times at minimum per day, and nothing on the phone wore out

ah, yeah, I am not sure I have ever seen a website have decent search of its own so I use Kagi for basically every search lol. I just enter my query then add "site:site.com" to the end to limit it to results from that site

I'm not who you replied to, but in the same boat as him. I burn through 300 in a week, let alone a month. In my kagi settings I can see I make around 1100 searches each month. That 300 limit is just not possible for me

You seem to not understand something here. Even if we take your points at face value, which they are quite off, but regardless, lets jump back a few more years to the computer / phones / the calculator. People were saying the same thing about being able to do complex or even basic math. Guess what? I haven't needed the ability to do any of that Math in my head for atleast 20 years now. "You wont always have a calculator!" yes, I have always had one since then.

Its the same with most of your points, you're afraid that people will forget how to code? If the LLMs can do the coding in your place well enough for you to forget it, obviously it can do well enough to where you can shift your focus and skill set to something else that works alongside the LLMs.

If you were actually in the professional world where people are using and learning alongside these new tools, you wouldn't be so dismissive about it.

You are either ignorant or lying. There are many positive points with AI. Just because the negatives outweigh the positives for you doesn't mean it "literally" doesn't have a single positive point.