Like cool you feel that way about windows I guess but you’re spreading misinformation

The fact they keep trying harder and harder to make me switch off a local account is reason enough.

Lol

YES. Phoronix articles are good but the comment sections are insane. There are a few very vocal users that would have been banned on any reasonably moderated forum, and they largely chase out the reasonable people.

Also, occasionally there is an article about CoC or something that is obviously going to bring the loonies out of the woodwork. The comment section will get closed, but not until after the giant flamewar has gone on for a bit. Michael has to know that’s going to happen and make the decision not to close it immediately when he makes the post.

Sure, Jan

It’s not gate keeping it is true. I know devs that say ai tools are useful but all the ones that say it makes them multiples more productive are actually doing negative work because I have to deal with their terrible code they don’t even understand.

You are correct that renewable energy would help but if huge amounts of power are specifically being drawn for AI data centers that is part of the equation. Just like it’s reduce/reuse/recycle in that order for handling items, it should be reduce/renewable for power, and we should have to build the renewable infrastructure before building more data centers.

You can’t even replace junior devs with AI. This is a completely false narrative intended to demoralize workers into not exercising their market power.

Can we quit posting this baseless fear mongering? It is simply powerful people trying to demoralize workers and acting like it is legitimate news is playing into their hands.

That setting defaults to off. Changing the default to on means new users won’t have to figure out it exists, and shows confidence in proton

Corporate greed.

I understood you perfectly, made clear by the fact you’re doing it again. You’re trying to deflect from the obvious mechanics of this endeavor (let’s just say “not deliberately” for a moment) by saying it’s too nuanced and complicated for our tiny pea brains to understand even though it’s completely obvious when you use your brain for 5 seconds.

It’s really not. You seem to be insinuating they’ll take a nuanced approach and treat different types of websites differently, but there is no reason to believe that is the case, and it’s not what they’ve been doing thus far. Espousing that Google has a sustainable long term plan for the internet that we’re too stupid to understand just makes you look ridiculous tbh

When the websites that the AI search is sourcing information from cease to exist because they don’t get enough traffic, how will AI search continue to source information?

This isn’t a hard concept…

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I’m this very comment you are anthropomorphizing them by comparing them to humans again. This is exactly why they’ve chosen this specific terminology.

No it’s not. Hallucinations is marketing to make the fact that llms are unreliable sound cool. Simple as

Why give air to this shameless marketing

The company says this is because it’s shifting its AOSP reference target from Pixel hardware to a virtual device called “Cuttlefish” to be more neutral.

This actually probably make sense, but they could still be cool and have pixel drivers be open source in a different repo if that was the only reason.

Anything being less open is sad regardless of your opinion of the hardware.