Then ask yourself this: what proportion of people who consider themselves knowledgeable or intelligent do so based on evidence rather than the Dunning-Krueger effect or simple buffoonery? And what proportion of people who actually boast about it have the emotional intelligence to make interacting with them worthwhile? There’s a reason this behavior is frowned upon.

Musk didn’t name Tesla, did he? I’m pretty sure he bought it, like he buys every company. He’s not a good idea guy.

I started using Symfonium and I’m loving it. Only I set up Navidrome, not Jellyfin, as the server.

Some other viruses and malware.

Cartoons made for children do not have fetish episodes. Some deeply troubled people will sexualize anything, however.

And how will we continue to have senior devs to coordinate teams of AI agents if there’s no more room for junior devs? Regardless of how good a tool is, it needs to be wielded by someone who knows what they’re doing.

We’re in the infancy of AI in the sense that widespread use, testing and properly-funded development of these technologies only began a few years ago when massively parallelized processing became affordable enough, even though the concepts are older. You could say we’re in the infancy of practical AI, not theoretical.

The other missing variable is actually knowing how to use the tools. Vibe coding still produces slop. Good AI-generated code requires understanding what you’re trying to achieve and giving the AI clear context on what design paradigms to follow, what libraries to use and so on. Basically, if you know how to write good code without AI, it can help you to do so faster. If you don’t, it’ll help you to write slop faster. Garbage in, garbage out.

3. sometimes they just add too much by mistake. They don’t want to kill their customers but they don’t know enough to safely spike their product every time, partially because:

4. different people react to the same drugs dfferently too. A fentanyl dose that won’t harm Jack at all can be deadly for Jill, even if all the other variables like what it’s mixed with and in whah ratio are the same.

Sure you do. It’s not at all a transparent attempt to prolong the bubble.

Good to know. Personally I prefer to review the changelogs before updating, though.

I haven’t tried Arcane. I prefer Komodo’s interface over Portainer but Portainer worked better for me. I was running Portainer and Dockpeek for updates but Dockhand has replaced both, and IMO the interface is even better than Komodo’s. I’m still learning, there are features I don’t know much about like stack management, which I still do manually.

Dockhand can search for updates but you have to install them manually. Which I prefer anyway, plus Dockhand also replaced Portainer/Komodo for me.

You must be so much fun to hang out with IRL.

I use DDG and SearXNG several times per day. It’s better at finding information in StackOverflow and Reddit threads than directly searching in those sites and it’s the only way I know how to actively seek out websites I haven’t been referred to by anyone.

Every day I thank the Gods for having met my partner, and no longer needing to use dating apps is a huge part of it.

Anyway, does the word “enshittification” even make sense when the service was already shit to begin with? How do we even refer to a move like this? “Shittiness diversification”?

Since when does a linux distro need a network connection to install itself on the system?

Since never. This is specific to Batocera. In the link provided in the comment by @Feyd@programming.dev it says:

Batocera does not install itself by copying system files over from the USB/SD card like other live distros might. It has to download, extract and install the image as a whole.

I use Jellyfin for video but it doesn’t strike me as the best for audio…

Thanks a lot for the tips!

It’s a self-hosted music streaming server. Basically a build-your-own-Spotify. Available as a Docker image.