AI trained on generative data
This has already been shown to degrade the output very quickly.
I think the wall that generative AI is hitting is the lack of more training data. All the web has been scraped to get it to where it is today, more and more content on the web is itself generated by AI and therefore not only useless but harmful if used as training data.
Even if you throw a real modern day genius with all his knowledge, an impeccable work ethic and a real can-do attitude into an 1800s factory as a floor worker, they’ll turn into a sleep-deprived, hopeless, chain-smoking alcoholic within a month, just like everyone else.
Terrible News!!!
The developer of these apps I’ve been using for years, and who hasn’t seen a single penny in donations from me in all that time, has decided to sell them!
Now I’m really mad at them for selling out, and am forced to move to another set of apps someone else has made for me to use free of charge.
That’s the point of this. Make people remember November 25th for the rice thing and not for what happened on that date last year.
That’s the point of this. Make people remember November 25th for the rice thing and not for what happened on that date last year.
They probably do want people to remember November 25th for the rice thing and not for what happened on that date last year.
I used Gnome for half an hour when I noticed I can three-finger-swipe left/right to switch workspaces and swipe up/down to open and close the overview. I’ll never use anything else on my laptop!
On Debian Unstable and Arch (both with pipewire) it just worked out of the box for me with no issues.
Wait, it’s already Debian December?
I thought it was still Arch Autumn!
Oh well, here I go reinstalling again…
To be honest, running Linux has gotten a lot more boring over the years. Which is a good thing!
Puppy Linux is mostly focused on tiny install size (<300MB), built from source and hasn’t had a new version in over 3 years.
Alpine is even more minimalist and designed to run on embedded devices or in containers.
Go with a desktop-oriented or general purpose distro instead.
30s-1min in a microwave will make old bread soft again
30s will melt cheese
other than that, I use it for reheating food and heating up spiced wine.
If you followed the wiki, I’d just try again tomorrow and hope the maintainers have resolved the conflict by then. These are the issues you run into with unstable repos.
you can demonstrate this by standing at the top, holding on tightly, and pushing on the wall to see how hard you have to push to move the top of the ladder away from the wall a little.
Yeah, I’m gonna go ahead and just not do that.
If you lean a ladder against a wall, only a small part of your weight pushes against the wall horizontally, most weight is still directed towards the ground. You can roughly estimate how much of your weight will push against the wall:
with a vertical ladder it would be 0.
with a ladder put up in a 45 degree angle it would be ~50% (actually less).
Your angle will be somewhere in between.
My guess is any wall can handle this, otherwise it would fall if you lean on it. But no one can tell you for sure without inspecting it.
It’s the only hot tub she’ll fit in.
RTFM. The setup of a user-level flatpak is right there in the Wiki: https://en.opensuse.org/Flatpak
I always hated how it took away screen real estate from the top and the side for no good reason
I don’t want to get rid of cars as a technology, just privately owned passenger cars.