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I will note that AI customer service could be an improvement. Customer service helpline jobs are one of the worst jobs to get paid peanuts to do.

Of course, my preference is to upgrade the crap voice recognition system with an AI voice recognition system, which is way better at understanding words. The help desk jockeys can stay, as they do the real work.

latest release on 10/2023?

ChatGPT is playing Anarchy Chess

A few people are focused on this tech, the majority of people who are in a position or job that can in fact end world hunger are held back for reasons.

Would like a link to the original research paper, instead of a link of a screenshot of a screenshot

Fedora KDE

Every system I can run headscale on I need to do it via an nginx reverse proxy

I have yet to get headscale to work with my system. No turnkey setup, instructions that lack clarity, and in the end… idk how it’s supposed to do the thing.

That too

If it ran with local model(s), as in, ran on your PC entirely, I would have no problem with this.

It was alright, MK64, but my only real gripe is the handling. When you start your turn in, the kart strafes opposite of the direction you are turning, which makes small adjustments difficult at best.

I’m trying to tell everyone LibreOffice, but OpenOffice has all the hits on search when people look for an alternative to Microsoft Office

While I run straight Fedora on some of my systems now, I do agree the Atomic versions are a boon for stability.

Used to use Ubuntu and Mint for desktops, but they are a bit too vintage with the kernel and package versions, and everything is moving very fast with Wayland replacing X11 and lots of kernel driver improvements for modern hardware (especially AMD hardware), so being on Fedora is the next best thing to the bleedingest edge Arch when it comes to uptodateness.

AI auto detection is a coin toss at best - and it often hurts real artists/writers when they’re false positive’d, which is far too often.

People didn’t magically forget how to proofread or use Photoshop (or similar tools) when AI generation became popular - the good fakes are just better now. Small “tells” can be fixed in post by anyone that has previously done “photoshopping” work… the kind of people who have already been doing such things before AI generation. AI generation just makes it easier and faster if you know how to use inpainting or img to img.

Any XBOX style controller that uses TMR sensors for the sticks, so you don’t ever have to worry about atick drift.

Every single install I’ve tried of it feels “half finished”. There’s bugs and missing features everywhere… but that’s on just two of the interfaces. I have yet to try them all.

Getting pmOS to work on an op6t has been an exercise in … patience and not using colorful language.

I have already tried Plasma Mobile and the Purism UIs… which one is really the most feature complete for devices?

Alternative to gumroad?

Leave it as is. Some people go tin foil hat about Secure Boot being insecure, but that’s like saying “don’t lock the bottom lock on your door because someone can use a lockpock in 2 seconds”.

Fedora works fine and automatically with Secure Boot, and that is an important defense against on-boot malware injection.

Stuff I’ve heard on naysays:

“The battery will blow up!!!”

No, it won’t if it’s a solid state battery - solid state batteries barely even notice such a charging rate, their temperature might change by half a degree from this monster charging rate.

“You can’t supply the power because lines”

Modern large commercial buildings already suck down this amount and more.

“The grid overall can’t take 1MW”

So, the 1,000 MW nuclear reactor can’t provide 1MW? How about a reactor station with 4 units cranking 4000 MW? How about we add another 1000 in renewables? How about another 800MW with a single gas turbine? How about adding roof solar and a battery bank below ground for the charging station to supplement the power? We haven’t even touched hydro or geo yet. Making power is not a problem, and we’ll build out the power as we need it.