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  • I would like to add two more points

    • Certain pricey applications aimed students and researchers (non CS background) which are only released for Windows
    • Inability to learn a new way of using the PC after learning the "windows way" for 20 years. Even Windows shenanigans are second-nature to mildly-PC literate people.
  • Hah! A classic Theseus joke

  • I’m not encouraging their use, but harm reduction is a big deal, it saves lives

    Can you tell me which kind of drugs are these? I promise i'm not a fed :P

    PS: I am excluding medical marijuana. I know they are useful in certain scenarios.

  • I know the difference instinctively but i think i may have written it wrong in many places. "I'll add this exercise to my workout" vs "We should work out more".

    Thanks for the detailed explanation.

    • Workout. Doesn't have to be a lot but be consistent
    • No matter what everyone says, keep on learning.
    • Try to be in contact with your close friends
    • Don't compare yourself to someone else. There will always be someone better.
    • Develop some hobbies which doesn't involve a mobile phone or other people
    • Read books. Even two books a year is great.
    • Don't do drugs or smoke. It's not worth it.
  • 100% Repairable and pro-consumer ownership

    This needs to be mandatory due to its fragile nature.

  • I would need more information about this story

  • People would be mad, SteamOS and M$ itself are already giving people enough to ditch windows

    Simply being mad at microsoft is not enough for them to ditch windows. The alternative must exist as well. Valve had to work hard to get to that level and become a threat to microsoft.

    If SteamOS wasn't good enough, microsoft would just yawn at the haters while making insane amounts of money.

  • Russia and US typing in the chat...

  • 🤘

  • 2 weeks before my next appointment

    Is your local barber quite busy?

  • to looking like the guys in the fourth Harry Potter movie

    I think it's called the "wolf's mane" look. Pretty awesome.

    And hey you can have long hair and still look “groomed” btw

    I want to go for this look but i need an ungodly amount of shampoo since my hair gets sweaty. Let's see

  • You live on a deserted island or something? 😁

  • But you prefer the bald look?

  • I am not jealous at all 😐

  • In short, teaching myself simple stuff.

  • Lemmy is designed for public discourse and data availability. If you want your thoughts to be private, don't post here.

    If you want privacy, you should use Matrix groups. But even in Matrix, you're at the mercy of the host admin.

  • I hoped LLMs would be able to help me learn things at first, like a patient tutor I can ask all my stupid questions and it'll never get annoyed with me

    It can do that for school level stuff because that material is present in it's input dataset in a redundant manner. For anything niche or domain-specific, it will hallucinate or fail.

    I believe that when the bubble bursts, education will be one genuine usecase for LLMs.

  • Looks like the person using it have at least some idea of what they are doing

    This is something which I have been saying from a year back, albeit a different form -- "I only ask questions to LLMs if I already know the answer".

    They are not supposed to replace coders, but kind of boost their productivity.

    This usecase is also quite good.

    • It's not critical; not many people are using QICs
    • It's not hard, but just boring
    • No existing human solution
  • There's a viral video of a person creating booby-trapped parcels for porch-pirates. They steal the parcel which creates mayhem at their house (stink spray, glitter). Can the thief sue the person?