When it comes to answering questions that I feel are basic, I've had to acknowledge that other people have different strengths. Like this xkcd.
Instead I go based on repeat answers to the same or substantially similar question. If I have to explain something 3 times in as little time, I might start to feel annoyed.
Of course though I won't every let it show, so the only real impact it makes is their ranking on my internal leaderboard of coworkers I'd be happy to see quit lol.
You could write something in rust for WASM and have minimal JavaScript. Looks like there are no frameworks around this concept as far as I'm aware, but I don't see why it wouldn't work in Firefox.
I mean, it's very possible an it was written by "an AI" (an LLM). For all we know the prompt the user gave it was something along the line of "get your pull requests accepted no matter the cost" and it's fancy text prediction decided, in it's ever ongoing roleplay, that the targeted blog post would shame the developer into accepting it's PR.
I definitely don't under the paranoia though. I don't understand how people are convincing themselves any of this so close to actual intelligence. Ask your fancy LLM how to fix your cup that "is sealed at the top and "open at the bottom" or if you should drive to the car wash to get a car wash if it's only 100ft away - both scenarios obvious to most any human and will need to be trained out of the current leading LLMs (if they haven't been patched already).
I imagine it was more of "this drug enables me to do so much, and it comes from these pretty flowers!" that he mentioned/showed to all his fucked up pedo acquaintances and friends.
Agreed. Even if you don't need the features right now, you might in the future. Also, using snapshots as a filesystem level time machine is nice and I highly recommend them. There's Snapper and Timeshift.
I think it's one way depression presents. Or at least, is a coping mechanism for. Especially for empathetic types.
"If I can make people smile, make their day slightly better in some way, they won't have to suffer like I do, and I can derive a little bit of positive emotion from their reaction."
I had a CR-10 vSomething a while back. Never really knew the version because it seemed like amalgamation of all their revisions.
I spent more time calibrating and dialing it in than actually printing. That was the first and last Creality product I owned.
I currently have a P1S but with the anti-consumer show they've been putting on if I do have to replace it I think the only printer I'd consider is something Prusa. Even though I've never had one, my first printer was a crappy Prusa clone that still was easier than anything else I've had aside from the P1S.
Yes, that's the capacity I'm using it in. I don't have the Coral accelerator. I was trying to convey that pretty much any old PC and work for this with that one addon.
Frigate is a open source solution that'll take any RTSP capable camera and give it super powers. All those AI features the companies like Ring and Nest advertise, but locally. Sure, there is a learning curve - but it isn't atrocious. And you'd need local hardware, but if you have a PC you could throw a $110 Coral USB Accelerator and get all this.
This story just keeps on giving!