Hot take here: they’re not wrong. AI speeds up tons of processes that many traditional artists won’t be able to keep up, just like digital painting sped up tons of processes that traditional painting could not keep up.

This doesn’t mean that traditional art will die. Physical art will surely find it’s niche and it will be sought after by collectors, for example. But in the commercial environment, faster is better and AI will be a factor.

Nope, not at all, but had a friend who wouldn’t shut up about it a couple of years ago. Needless to say we’re not friends anymore, he was really gross with his wife.

This reads like copypasta from a “red pill” forum

Jesus Christ

A Bluetooth wat

TL, DR: To sum it all up: it’s a good idea to lean forward and move quickly when you’re caught in the rain. But careful: leaning forward increases Sh. To really stay drier, you’ll need to increase your speed enough to compensate for this.

But that’s the thing, I’ve seen “cold” being used, not “cool”, and I find it weird as hell.

That’s one of the articles, Ed has two or three more about the whole AI scam that’s interesting to read.

Take a cup a coffee, a comfortable seat, and enjoy the posts from Ed Zitron about OpenAI and the AI fever in general outlining clearly how that hype is a financial disaster waiting to happen. It’s a good read: www.wheresyoured.at

This will be cool to make coworkers life hell, pushing sounds that only they can hear then call them crazy for imagining things.

I’m an horrible person.

Nope, portuguese

People are pissed but I actually liked the link, so thank you.

Adobe Creative Cloud, which despite the name is pretty much local. And although Microsoft Office works online, it has a series of issues that the desktop version doesn’t have, like broken formatting on Word.

The thing that irks me the most is that those things work. They’ll see a little complain from the most vocal ones, and that’s it. The revenue will increase, their shareholders will be pleased, the OS will be worse, and we’ll have no viable alternative.

Unless governments start to regulate the hell out of tech companies, it’s only downhill from there.

Edit: about Linux, it’s not viable if you’re outside IT or rely on commercial software. That’s a debate for another post.

Ah yes, let’s go back to that amazing time of pure innovation where every fucking company had their own connector standard for data, power and audio. Good times.

Im cautiously curious to see if they can pull it off.

This is hilarious, scrambling to get a golden parachute and live off some trust fund from the sale. The sad part is that they will probably get that.