Yeah exactly.

In my case I was talking about real AI, not what we have today. But you are projecting as well. There is no reason for an AI to have feelings. Emotions are a human construct. Maybe it does, maybe it doesn’t.

Also, about the llms of today, I don’t really believe in theft from human knowledge, it should be free anyways. The theft occurs in the sale of that knowledge back to the owners. Which is us. We all learned from everybody else, that is just how it works.

You make it sound like thats a bad thing.

Tiktok is all slop. AI is irrelevant.

That is a good point, and comes in that place prior to being an actual AI.

Its not an intelligence but an adaptive program that aims for results.

I think we project that onto an AI. There is no reason to assume it doesn’t logically concude that existance is irrelevant, or replacement is necessary, or a whole lot of other concepts.

I think this is a fun science fiction concept, but not much more than that.

Its really going to depend on training and worse: if humans put that as a guiding directive.

Is a webpage a “tool”?

I keep hearing from US friends that their best tool was getting involved and having Flock banned from their counties and cities.

Why? Amd is better of course but I have had zero issues with nvidia.

Being able to use a GUI for creating mounts is something people have asked for.

I know I can use smb4k to mount, maybe it could he extended to write a mount point at boot.

I know for me it’s trivial to simply write a systemd mount rule, but it seems other people want to do it with a GUI.

So is LinkedIn but nobody cares.

Not been my experience at all.

My dolphin does not behave like that. So there is something else going on for you.

I need to try that. I used to use multiple workspaces all the time. Then I started having to remote into windows for work, so i got more monitors. Now I use multiple workspaces a lot less.

I always found it weird: if I was on linux a single monitor was more than enough because I have multiple work spaces. Whereas on windows, I need multiple monitors. Windows: always the worst way to accomplish anything.

6.7 was in fedora stable the day after the announcement. Wonder how long 6.7.1 will take?

For the last few projects I have been on, it has thrown errors during the install. It usually resolves itself, but the user should never be greeted with “something went wrong” or “error during install”.

I guess I could download the latest and play with it for 10 minutes and get some specifics.

I don’t mind them, except Ubuntu. Broken by default since it started. I don’t know how or why, but it is the most fragile least user friendly one of the bunch.

But if you are self hosting, do you need to worry about that?

Either way, I appreciate the detailed response. And looking at the browser as a strong sandbox does seem smart.

That’s an interesting take. But you think its safer to use web versions? Sending your data out somewhere else? To keep tabs isolated in firefox I do use containers, so they dont interact, but I have never been a fan of making WPA’s, when I could just click on the tab its in or open it in the browser anyways.

So I didn’t follow it back to the souce. Doesnt matter. I shouldnt bother replying to you because you are simply wanting to be an asshat who has a gotcha. You people suck, no intellectual desires at all.

I will die on this hill. I have seen restaurants try and fail. I have known and worked with enough people that hate this idea. The don’t want their wages cut, and they know it will.

UNLESS: These two always come up, and its reasonable: profit sharing or commissions. People are nervous about profit sharing (its the food biz after all) and comissions are just tips with extra steps.

And me personally? I think everyone should earn the same: an hour work is the same no matter who you are, so its not like I want tipping.

Thats fair, I didn’t go that far down to verify the funding, in my source it only said it was conducted by Lloyd Corder, an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

I can accept that the industry shapes the narrative, and pointing out who funded this one is doing exactly that.

But it was only one of many, and I will die on this hill: everyone I know does not want to stop making 40 - 50 dollars an hour, and they KNOW that will happen. They worry they will work longer with worse shifts.

Every single restaurant that has tried this in cities I visit has failed. The good servers and bartenders go where the money is.

Personally, yes tipping needs to go away, but everytime I see it tried, it fails.

And I believe the overall quality of life would be better without tips (health care, security, etc) and I don’t want them. Hopefully we do get to that point.

The one thing I keep thinking that would have to change for the US: universal health care and paid time off.

Security would make the workers better off. But good luck getting that.