Joelk111

To be fair, I use LLMs quite a bit in my home lab setup. For one, it’s a home lab, not exactly . Secondly, I obviously also don’t run commands without knowing what they’re doing, with a source that isn’t an LLM.

And because you type like that. I will say it’s weird to actively not like Linux. It’s OK to think it isn’t for your daily driver PC, but disliking it is weird. It’s undeniably useful as a server OS, and you yourself probably interact with it frequently, even if you don’t know it.

The main differences I can think of are: Better video quality More normalized Easier to get your hands on They look like raybans and are brand name They’re debatibly “cool” Basically they produce better video and are more normalized in society.

Wait, I heard about this and assumed the money had changed hands in the opposite direction. Why the fuck would Disney be paying OpenAI to use their intellectual property? That’s not how that has ever worked.

Watching Technology Connections recent final (probably not final) video on dishwashers made me really want an open source dishwasher where you can program your own cycles. Maybe over the next few years hacking appliances will become common, doing what Valetudo has done for robot vacuums.

Yeah. I’m not saying I like it or that it’s how it should be. It’s just how it is. I basically go to reddit last these days.

Niche communities that simply don’t exist on Lemmy. If your only hobbies are tech, lemmy probably covers all of your bases, but there are nearly no niche non-tech communities here.