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Windows 12 May Require a Subscription
Time to contribute heavily to Linux open source and make Linux desktops super useful to everyone.
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Windows 12 May Require a Subscription
Time to contribute heavily to Linux open source and make Linux desktops super useful to everyone.
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Bots are better than humans at cracking ‘Are you a robot?’ Captcha tests, study finds
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Levels of smart and dumb. Facepalm moment.
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the beautiful code
This has beeny experience as well. It keeps emphasizing "beauty" and keeps missing "correctness"
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Welp
I'm realizing how over engineered Claude's solutions are. I have realized now just today that it's best at just dding tiny updates to code. Not good at architecting anything new at all that has to work for longer than 5 days.
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good question
Yes. They won't be able to but they can.
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In a world of conflict news stories are often overshadowed by breaking news. What’s a recent news story, good or bad, you feel went under the radar?
A police officer drover over and killed an Indian student in Seattle, and when he found out, he laughed about it. He did apologize later but the system that led to it is still in place. Hate the game.
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Meta says 4 states want $1.4 trillion in penalties at August youth-safety trial
Burn it to the ground!
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Google Chrome is killing all uBlock Origin bypasses, Microsoft Edge, Opera to follow
Laughs in Firefox based browsers
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What came first, the programmer or the code?
It's almost as if we all work better when working together.
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I'm a beautiful woman, most men would say "yes" to me but I'll never know until I stop being shy, low self-esteem, awkward, aloof. How to get from "Whoa I'm attracted to him," to sealing the deal?
Tell him some tree facts. For example, "did you know that the bulk of tree mass comes from air?", etc.
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What silly inconvinient stuff would you outlaw if you could?
Manufacturers not taking responsibility of their waste not just of manufacturing but after what they produced hits the garbage dumps. I think if you make something, you should be responsible for un-making its physical world impact.
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I have never understood that.
As a non-white man from a tropical country now living in a colder state in the USA, this is somehow me too.
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In 2021, my company laid off 100 people. Later that same year, they hire me and others to replenish this loss
Once we go higher up, it's mostly intuition based a d not at all based on data - is what I've come to understand. So whatever the higher ups feel is what gets done. And they won't take any hit because they already have all the savings they may need. They will switch jobs before things come crashing down. All they want to show is a slight uptick in sales or revenue to take credit.
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Microsoft's Satya Nadella wants you to stop saying AI "slop" in 2026
MicroSlop. Slopya Nadella. Satya means truth in Sanskrit. This guy isn't matching the bill. Fake Nadella. Sloppy Slopella. AI Slopella. I am an Indian as well and I don't like this other Indian. Boo this man as a CEO. Boooooooo.
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Some news about the OpenPrinter project
I can't stress this enough - this is he most important open source hardware ever.
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Serious question guys
Fick. Or dush.
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What's it like to have a low IQ?
I don't understand.
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You define you. Not other people.
It can backfire if your opinion of yourself is toxic to you genuinely
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You can be kind and...
But you can also be a bad person and do all these. Basically all these are just being a person.
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Microsoft wants devs to build Electron AI apps on Windows 11, says no need of native code, despite RAM concerns
Yeah sounds like an AI agent decided that.