Comment Re:Probably due to methodical errors (Score 0) 40
What's next...Trans-Bots and DEI for underserved Bot minorities?!!? H1-Bot....?
What's next...Trans-Bots and DEI for underserved Bot minorities?!!? H1-Bot....?
The enemy of my enemy's enemy is my....?
Hm. What's the involution function rule for asshat corporations and their pet lobbyists?
Google says that patent expired in September of 2025, as it was filed in 2005. Yes, we are getting old.
Personally, I prefer the old rectangular Thinkpad charging connectors.
Again, is this a European thing? I've never heard of a shed dedicated to storing bikes....I can see this is brewing used as an analogy for something else, but the shed/bike concept itself is foreign to me.
"Well...it seemed like a good idea at the time...."
Never heard of one or seen one before...is this a European thing?
What is left to change besides oven and microwave times?
One...the most IMPORTANT one....my internal clock....
That really takes close to a week to get fixed every time.....it throws all of us humans off to some degree.
Oh...and my dog....I have to adjust her schedule twice a year too....
JUST PICK ONE AND STICK WITH IT....
I want to quit the damned changing in my lifetime.
As Eric Raymond (ESR) says, AI is a force multiplier. My elaboration: If you are good at what you do, it will let you do accomplish more good stuff faster. If you are not very bright, AI will let you be not bright more efficiently, but it won't make you bright. It's just a tool. It needs to be utilized correctly. There is no shortage of things in this world that can do tremendous damage if not used properly. AI is nothing new in that regard.
"AI slop" is so 2024. That argument isn't valid any more.
I'm surprised you didn't use the word "slop". Spewing a bunch of slogans that would have to be more clever to make it on to bumper stickers makes you look like the people you are complaining about. There are legitimate criticisms to make about AI, and ways to support and defend those arguments. You are not doing that.
That's not the important metric. It only tells you the percentage of users, not the percentage of people who play games on Linux (or buy games).
For instance, I have a Steam account. I've got the client installed on my phone and Mac. I don't really play games anymore. I'm sure this counts towards something.
What's meaningful to those who might target a platform is what percentage of those people buy games. It might just be that Linux users are the only ones who play dungeon crawlers, for instance - which could be meaningful information.
We've seen how well it has worked out for us here in the US...[rolls eyes].
A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming is not worth knowing.