AudaciousArmadillo

No. What is actually happening is that tech companies try to hype up their mathy maths autocomplete by saying it will totally be a skynet situation soon. Because the tech is soooo good bro! Trust me bro! One more trillion and it’s conscious bro.

And the guy from Mistral is calling it out as the dumb bullshit it is, the dangers are much more mundane but immediate.

I think with flatpak it’s fine nowadays. So I have the stable base Debian, but most applications are flatpak and for dev work I use containers or nix anyways.

Debian has proprietary software via opt-in through the non-free repository. However the Nvidia driver is horribly outdated so I had to install them directly. But now it works decently well. But my 1070TI is on borrowed time now no matter the OS 🥲

Fuck that. Can we go back to the low power, high efficiency compute of the late 2010s plz?

It works great for technical constructs. E.g. A Button is a UI element. But for anything business logic related, yeah it’ll suck.

Cloudflare’s business model is dealing with unethical and unlawful bots. They can pour money into the arms race with “AI” companies and win. If they can’t their service isn’t valuable.

If you want to say “Free Palestine”, you could say “Free Palestine”. “From the river to the sea” is also used by Israel and I bet I don’t have to convince you as hard that they aren’t talking about peaceful co-existance.

If your slogan implies genocide, as your example also does, yes it is hate speech. You cannot undo colonization by disposing the occupiers. Any nation is occupying some native land in one form or another.

ARM is broadly available in Datacenters. It is usually much cheaper compare to x86. I assume that clocks and IPC are generally worse though.

People like things you don’t, get over it

Beyond that, in reality you would write logger.info() in both 99% of the time.

Eh not really. Those are not some minimal wage employees that have no choice but to work for them. They are highly skilled and sought-after employees. Should companies be forced to employ people even when they do not need them? Sounds pretty silly to me. Instead just give everyone basic universal income and let them do something they choose.

I get your sentiment and I don’t really like Bending Spoons either. But the reality is that they buy somewhat failing business that have absurd costs that they cannot offset with their revenue. Most tech companies are way too large for the things they do. That’s how Bending Spoons succeed; because they can get the same or more revenue with a fraction of the man power.

They don’t really “coast” on the income. They have the engineering and desire to run their investments very long term. Of course they still fire almost everyone, so if you even get a hint of them trying to acquire your company you should start looking elsewhere…

Quite a few early employees of Bending Spoons are Ex-Google, but it’s not a conspiracy to squash some irrelevant competition. Just business/greed

Is there a version without the annoying caption?

Debian is what you get if “dad getting off the couch noise” was a Linux distro.

https://socially.drinkingatmy.computer/objects/4df5b6b4-102f-4854-8721-480d56380e0c

Sure. But you claimed that Valves games are scams. And they aren’t and neither will be Deadlock.

Hard disagree. Both Dota and CS2 are truly f2p, you get the same experience wether you buy stuff or choose not to. Of course the gambling stuff is predator, but the games themselves are great and actually free. You just want to buy a hat cause it’s fun.

I’m young enough that I never had to experience anything but let’s encrypt/ACME. Manually renewing certs sounds like such a major PITA that I’d switch to it as soon as I could…