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I'm sure this works fine when run in Microsoft offices (though I bet their actual IT don't do it).

So sick of pushing all our data to the cloud.

Eh, including a whole browser has always been my complaint and I'm sure many others.

Thanks for the word nausea - I've been trying to put my finger on that - I kept thinking of sickness but that's too much, LLM nausea is definitely a thing.

Edit: I found reading those examples in the most sanctimonious voice I could imagine seemed very plausible - maybe LLMs sound like they are up their own arse.

I could handle the API being LLM generated (but maybe gently prize it out over time), it's the copy that gives me LLM nausea[1]

1 - thanks to the poster that mentioned nausea, I've been looking for the word to describe LLM based writing for a while and it's perfect.

Would be good if you could write the README without an LLM

Aeropress is a similar amount of effort and just as quick.

Anyone worked out the carbon footprint of that ?

Project should have generated some specs that a follow up clean room project could use.

It's also introducing a new kind of technical debt much faster.

Nope squishy is where it's at.

Let me guess, they are all really nice people with no links to Epstein between them /s

American defaultism in the LLMs used to make this.

AI magnifies biases and was trained off the internet so yeah the people are in the training.

Sure but proper weekends are much much more recent.

But far away enough that we need to look at this again and get more time back to the workers.

We had to riot and sometimes people were killed rioting to secure the weekend.

If things are to rebalance again and give some of the productivity gains back to the rest of us, we should be working far less and I hope it comes with less of a fight than it took for us to get 2 days a week off.

It's been over 100 years now.

Its tiny, setting up traffic lights on some road junction might cost similar.

That antimatter particle when it gets to the end of the universe late: "you won't believe what happened to me..."

Sorry but no, this is absolutely not the case.

CA put out quizzes and in that era of Facebook the average user absolutely did not think filling in a quiz meant giving some organisation your data.

People probably didn't think about them being run by third parties at all - it was just a fun thing to fill in shared by friends and family.

Seeing such a ycominator comment makes me want to check them out.

> WeMove Europe is a values-based community of Europeans spread across the continent that seeks to build people power to transform Europe in the name of all people, future generations and the planet.

Ooh yes, how very dare they /s

Sadistic

AI data centres are a thing we are choosing to add, we could just not do that.

What benefit is the AI summary on search giving me Vs the actual search for a start.

Of course I'll put rubbish in bins and maybe take it out as well as load the dishwasher - but I don't it under pain of penalty.

Air B+B used to be good about 10 years ago, but its scraping the barrel now and most of the time your better off on another site if you want a house or just booking a hotel.

What on earth is running on that, Panantirs spying database ?

Oof.

LiteLLM has one of the nicest programmer UX to use but this is not good at all.

Shutting down studios is what EA have been famous for in the industry for years.

Exactly. I use this stuff at work, but why would I ever risk this for my own stuff ?

Good for you.

I'm not an introvert and have worked under plenty of bad managers, I don't want to be a manager and wouldn't be a good one - I make stuff with code.

It doesn't do all that much - so nobody being able to fit it in their head is not a good sign.

Inequality has increased the middle class have been hollowed out and young people have no money so hardly surprising.

How were the survey questions worded ?

Gallup will put up surveys for whoever pays.