I even turn off the “frequently used apps” features on android launchers. If I frequently use it, I’ve already put it in a prominent spot so I can access it easily. I don’t need some frecency algorithm or ai to tell me I use something frequently, I already know!
Knowing exactly where something is every time is far better than that thing I’m looking for being buried because I want to use it during a time of day that I don’t normally
Yep, I think you’re spot on! Glad I asked, I don’t think I would’ve ever thought of that. Thanks!
I’ve never had a Twitter account, but this makes me want to create one just so I can quit
Free Hat!
Except that we had to come up with the term “AGI” because idiots kept running around screaming “intelligence” stole the term “AI”.
So? Bad people can make good things. We should all stop using Linux because Torvalds is a dick?
I think it would awesome if it failed so much, Musk was forced to sell. Then, it explodes in popularity
No, it’s what BeOS used to be. I miss the BeBox, just out there flaunting its true multi-processor usage with LEDs
I do not have to learn the intricate details of how to code a frontend with the fucking retarded functions
I hope this isn’t your job…
If you don’t know what you’re doing, you have no idea if chatpt is doing it right. Spoiler alert, it isn’t. Chatgpt RARELY gets things even remotely right, it’s worse than a junior dev in that you have to keep an eye on it to make sure it’s not doing something super-stupid. This requires that you know at least more than an llm, which requires that you learn. Llms should be used as a convenience, not a replacement for knowledge.
Source: full-stack developer for 20+ years
OR, are people that monitor symptoms and stress about it more likely to buy a wearable that allows them to do that?
I’m referring to docker bridge networks. old_main is in the 10.2.1.0/24 subnet and i’m trying to move everything to a new bridge network on a subnet of 10.0.0.0/24. sorry, i’m not exactly sure what other info would be useful
That makes sense, except Google kinda does the same thing. Everything they have is technically just a “free tier” of the Google One subscription, right? I guess I’m saying that “free tier of paid product” doesn’t automatically qualify a company as trustworthy for me. Is there something else that sets Cloudflare apart?
Why does Cloudflare get a pass on the “if it’s free, you’re the product” mantra of the self-hosting community? Honest question. They seem to provide a lot for free, so…
I’m doing something similar (with a lot less data), and I’m intending on syncing locally the first time to avoid this exact scenario.
Yep, you just said the same thing with more words 😁
I’ve been looking around for notes apps with similar criteria with the addition of a portable format (markdown prferably) and, ideally, the ability to add images directly from the camera. I landed on GitJournal and backed it with a self-hosted Forgejo server, but this can be any git server. This has the benefit of requiring an ssh key pair for access
If you have NextCloud, you can try Deck. I moved off from NextCloud and Deck was, oddly enough, one of the harder apps to replace. I ended up with Vikunja. They have an android app in alpha but it feels pretty polished
They want you to foot the electric bill for the LLM processing, they’re still going to collect your data. Double-win for MS!
I treat it like a junior dev, it gets the gist but may make mistakes and I work it into something usable.
I also like it to save keystrokes, like when I’m building an object, it knows the structure of that object, so it ends up being tab/enter/tab/enter/… Same process for creating converters between types.
I don’t expect much from it, but it does save time and keystrokes
Everyone younger than me is a zoomer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯