Yes but if there are no humans working no one will buy your shitty chat bot.
bitwolf
Also the more suspicious I get, and thus less likely to buy, the advertised product.
I love GNOME but I found the default usage pattern aligned very well for laptops. And I don't mind they only implement finalized Wayland protocols. But Wayland moves so slow!
I use KDE on in my normal desktop because I want VRR and HDR for gaming. I like KDE but its default theme still looks rough around the edges and it has random bugs and kwin crashes when gaming and sometimes on resume.
Both have things I like and things I don't like and I wish I could take the best from both.
I like Cosmic DE a lot because of this. It feels light, efficient, and smooth like KDE. But it feels coherent, consistent, and laptop friendly like Gnome.
... But Cosmic still feels a bit too incomplete for me to daily.
Thanks for the AMA!
How did you find the Fediverse? Have you found it enjoyable?
Honestly same.
I always got excited about early AI use because it was actually innovative.
Like using AI to get better HDR photos, using AI for object recognition and Augmented Reality.
I was sure I'd always be an early adopter for it all.
Then within a day of ChatGPTs release, I saw the same social patterns as NFTs forming. I was like "this stupid chat bot fad will die out quickly, it's all slop frontends for the same chat bot".
I even made a point to differentiate LLMs from AI, because AI used to label something innovative.
And now I'm here vehemently avoiding LLMs. Cringing whenever I hear AI tacked on to a product name. Getting suspicious whenever I hear the word.
Not gonna lie but a hot honey marinade does not disappoint.
I wanted more Dropbox space. Self hosted Nextcloud when Docker became a thing.
Ended up getting a job in tech as I got better with containerization and better at programming from scripting and reading Data Structures books
We don't have to use it for anything other than compatibility.
Personally I'd very much like for ACPI to be un-fucked
Imagine calling a boycott over a Superbowl concert and not something like
- rent fixing
- ticket price fixing
- grocery price fixing
What choice do we have?
We use Chrome in any number of different costumes, or we tiptoe sites that deliberately break when using Firefox.
I bought it on release day and got bored quickly.
I picked it back up two years ago and I played all the way through to the end.
Now I don't have much to do but play the expeditions and hunt for my favorite ships.
Currently I'm spacing bases out across each galaxy. It's still quite fun, and if you didn't complete the main story I think it's worth the purchase.
EA literally had one job:
And EA went and fucked it up being greedy. And they wonder why Steam is killing it.