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by attendant3446 9d ago
True, but those skills should be in an open-source model, not in a pseudo-open AI. That's a significant condition for me.
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by attendant3446 9d ago
I remember how the "live map" for public transport in Berlin was actually a map with where the transport should be, not where it actually was. At least that was the case a couple of years ago with VBB =)
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by attendant3446 9d ago
"Having failed to achieve what they wanted, they pretended that they wanted what they had achieved."
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by attendant3446 1mo ago
My default browsing habits are in incognito mode. I only open normal browser for websites where I want a persistent session. I haven't noticed the "bubblification" with DDG. And I actually find DDG AI answers helpful (sometim
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by attendant3446 1mo ago
StartPage doesn't only block VPN access, but also "regular" connections. And what's worse, it doesn't ask to solve some captcha, but blocks you completely and only shows the form where you can say why you think they
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by attendant3446 5mo ago
I'm going through something similar. All the symptoms described in the article are present in the company where I work. But I don't blame AI. AI is just a tool. I blame the company culture, because it's the source of those pr
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
For starters, not sending a notification "he is now using this app!" to everyone who has my phone number.
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
Tbh, anything that is not a proprietary closed garden. Why access to the clubs/interest groups now requires to compromise the privacy?
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
I don't get your point. Are you saying that Apple can sell more specialized iPhones? But that's exactly what is the problem with modern Apple - software is shit. It's limited on purpose, so that the users are forced to buy mo
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
But why does it always have to be a mobile app?
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
I'm a bit glad that it's no longer Facebook groups. But WhatsApp is also disappointing. I have to keep an account on my 'throwaway' phone for junk apps just to communicate with those groups and clubs. And usually WhatsAp
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
What is Apple doing to blur the line between desktop and mobile? Is it the abomination they call iPadOS? It's a joke, it's nothing more than iOS+. They've made it perfectly clear that they want to keep desktop and mobile sepa
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
I didn't say there are none at all. And I've heard that internet from small internet providers can actually be good. But after living in 3 different apartments there, I never had a luxury to be able to connect the internet from a
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
My experience was slightly different. I mean, yes, there pretty much no 'non crappy' German internet providers, but nothing was as bad as Vodafone.
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by attendant3446 8mo ago
It's not perfect simply because it's a mobile-first app. That's Signal's main problem.
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by attendant3446 9mo ago
Oh, I didn't mean the term "Artificial Intelligence" itself. I was talking about referring to what we have now as "AI".
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by attendant3446 9mo ago
I was in a similar situation in Egypt once. At the specified time a train arrives, I board it. Only to see that my seat is occupied. We started to discuss the situation and the other passenger showed me his ticket - it was one of the previo
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by attendant3446 9mo ago
The term "AI" didn't make sense from the beginning, but I guess it sounded cool and that's why everything is "AI" now. And I doubt it will change, regardless of its correctness.
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by attendant3446 9mo ago
To be honest, I've never had any issues with 'Platinum' games on Proton. But I somewhat agree, starting with 'Gold' and below, it was a hit-or-miss situation.
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by attendant3446 10mo ago
I've been using CachyOS with Plasma desktop for a long time now. Including my gaming PC. Zero problems. But I don't play any online games.
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by attendant3446 10mo ago
The problem with Synology type NAS is that they still treat you like a product. If you go this way, you have to accept the limitations. Or you have to do everything yourself.
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by attendant3446 10mo ago
They can still save 'Louvre' in 1Password =). Using strong passwords is a matter of mindset, not software.
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by attendant3446 10mo ago
Personally, I'm in a KDE camp. GNOME was never my cup of tea. But I completely agree that the Linux DE surpassed Windows/Mac some time ago. While Windows enshitified and MacOS stagnated, Linux on desktop kept evolving. And even th
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by attendant3446 10mo ago
I'm glad it's not just me who finds the syntax of some of the new PHP features confusing and complicated. And it's not just this version either, they keep adding weird "sugar" in each new release.
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by attendant3446 10mo ago
We use gitlab.com at work, and it's noticeably bad. Parts of it go down monthly, or sometimes even weekly.
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by attendant3446 10mo ago
They announced 3 devices. 3! HL3 confirmed :D
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by attendant3446 11mo ago
Profiles were in Firefox for a long time now. It looks like they finally have made a proper UI for it.
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by attendant3446 11mo ago
It's pretty expensive. And didn't Nvidia started pushing ads?
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by attendant3446 11mo ago
I don't think it's DRM. When you subscribe to a music streaming service - you get 90+% of the music you'll ever need. But you can't get the same subscription with movies/TV shows. You get a fraction of content with
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by attendant3446 11mo ago
I was thinking the same thing recently (dealing with 2 different companies). As soon as the company get some market share - all customer support is just gone. You only get some automated messages in reply, and if you're lucky to speak

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