Its funny how literally every bug in code now is assumed to be AI, as if we didn’t live/deal with buggy programs for decades before it.

My friend group looked poised to move, disabled their nitro and such, and… Then discord pulled back and they bought nitro again.

There’s a silly bug where if you use Ventoy to install proxmox it fucks up the efi partition and won’t allow boot without the USB in, I left that USB in for probably 6 months before bothering to fix it lol.

I find the exact opposite, as I use AI more, I can specifically tell when others use it and try to hide it more easily. People at work do it frequently.

So wait what are you doing?

When’s the last time you bought a laptop from any other manufacturer and had to specifically opt in to buying the charger

Ah yes, tech nerds not at all known to gatekeep lmao

I agree in theory with these kinds of rules, but I don’t trust legislators to do it properly.

For an example, I remember back in my rs2 days, RWT (real world trading) was relatively common and things like loot dropped from certain monsters was randomized, you might have to kill it 100 times to get that one drop or pay $5 or whatever to get it now.

Where would a legistlator fall on that? Is that gambling? Does RNG and the ability to transfer goods on a game then become illegal just by way of interpretation?

Truth is, the game was rigged from the start.

Don’t worry the sun will eat it all eventually

Sounds like a good replacement to workers for me /s

Literally computers

Outside of what’s essentially steam big picture mode, steamOS is just an immutable arch, there’s not much support from valve for desktop mode use, you still need to know how to linux, particularly containerized programs.

The GabeCube is going to be console-like first with linux desktop features a side-thought. Mess around with a steam deck sometime so you can know what to expect. I love mine but doing anything outside of the big picture mode does have a learning curve.

The best thing about sharepoint is I can hook into PA and automate away most of the annoying parts of it

I mean they can just fly out the window

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_battery_station

My joke was less about how good AI is and more about how bad most middle managers are :p

I don’t think it’ll completely fail, you are overestimating the average middle manager ;)

Idk, one of my co-workers on another team specifically brought up to their manager that what it’s currently being trained to do is basically a majority of the managers job and he didn’t get it.

Maybe he does and was just playing it off though 🤷

Haha perfect username too