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Its so wasteful, but that tracks with the modus operandi of AI companies.

You'll probably just need to keep two phones. One hostile spying device that you use for authenticating and dealing with government stuff, and that becomes e-waste every 2 years. Then you have one that you can repair and extend for your own stuff that respects you and your privacy.

Crazy. I use claude pro and I barely hit the quota working on greenfield stuff.

Unfortunately it really is hard for users to do this. It's so hidden.

I say no such thing.

Are those domestic emissions only? Or do we include emissions from purchasing goods from other countries?

They're not rendered useless. Do you argue the same way about voting too?

Ultimately consumption is 2/3s of all emissions, and the majority of it is not billionaires.

The internet was in large part made possible because of government funded multi-year research during the cold war. It was largely ruined through commercialization and privatization, on all its layers.

I am not sure I'd use this over exposing websites with wireguard as those will automatically work across platforms. But it looks like you could create some really cool experiences with it, and I'm happy people are exploring this space.

Why let the companies get away with spreading flat out lies? Let's hold them accountable.

If they can do that I guess it's not working as intended.

It's 40°C all over my home country right now. And as far as I am aware, each year is going to get worse, and the thinking computers are adding more fuel to the flame.

The system doesn't need to be impenetrable. There might even be legitimate reasons for kids to circumvent it.

Person learns the idea that being unethical pays of sometimes. And therefore, ethics don't matter.

Article states it's not multimodal. I guess that means for webdev it means you can't take a screenshot to indicate errors etc.

I thought the point of AI was that you wouldn't need stuff like this.

Self-help books are so often ridiculued, and that ridicule is often well merited. At the same time there was a self-help book that basically gave me a whole different outlook on life, and cured my depression over night. So I can't deny they have a place and can really help people.

Its not going to be as good as Claude, but if you know what you're doing, it may be good enough to get your work done.

There's an option `make localyesconfig` (or similar)/which uses the kernel modules loaded on your current system.

Don't be so sure, AI companies are working around the clock to make sure they're up there with the others.

Beef consumption wasn't a problem in the 70s either.

And how it affects the local area.

Yes I think the satire is brilliant. It really does feel like just another saas.

It's funny how many people here like it. Well it doesn't surprise me since the websites being upvoted here from startups look like this too.

Personally I barf when I come across a website that looks like this and close it immediately. It's about as appealing as stock images. I also immediately think that this is for a SAAS that will be bog-slow, expensive and only integrates with github.

I sandbox all my utilities and programs in case some compromised third-party dependency decides to run lose. It's a way to limit the blast radius.

It's far far harder to do something exploits like this in elm because effects are tagged. There are solutions out there.

No one is trying to argue that OS models are better than Opus 4.7. It's simply that they're good enough and cheaper.

I've been doing my work with OpenCode Go, with Kimi2.6. It is not as good as Claude Opus, but it's good enough to get the job done, and I never run out of tokens.

https://web.archive.org/web/20200307222956/https://www.gnome...

They never declared bankruptcy.

I used it to track my sleep when I had insomnia. But it has since become ewaste when they started charging for a subscription.

AI companies keep repeating that AI will replace white-collar work, and that what they're building is a potential doomsday device. How did they expect graduates to react? Cheer them on? Feel hopeful?