Holy generic title, batman !

Guess I’ll have to consider switching to emacs…

https://noai.duckduckgo.com/ is marginally better in my experience. The filtering works pretty well for images at least !

Ah yes, Proton, infamous for being the knee and ratting out activists to the authorities, pretends it has any semblance of a spine left.

It sucks, but it makes sense.

Idée stupide.

We already invented a tool for that, it’s called a library.

If I am ever forced to use LinkedIn I’ll do the same :3 and bring back a deep cut from the SCP Wiki, making them address me as “Doctor Placeholder McDoctorate”

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Personally I am mostly worried about the fact it’s murdering the very soul of the world.

If it was somehow doing the opposite, losing jobs and jacked up electrical bills would be unfortunate but acceptable side-effects.

The other two, though, are instrumental in the murder.

Have you even read the article you linked ? It’s obvious AI vomit. Fuck you.

You got to be out of your mind to be on Xitter at all.

I would bite the bullet and upgrade if I thought AI wasn’t a bubble, and the new prices were the new normal.

It’s going to roll over and die soon. Not because it’s bad ; bad technology absolutely has replaced good technology many times in the past ! Just look at streaming slowly replacing Blu-Rays.

It will fail, because it is too expensive, irremediably so.

Usually, the LLM’s response will be incomplete or partially incorrect, but it’s often good enough to get un-stuck.

Usually it will have some keywords you can look up, some bits that bring up further questions for you to answer (and for which the LLM should also not be your first choice).

And that’s why you have to check everything.

The “correct” way to use AI for coding (and anything really) is to ask for explanations / tutorials when you can’t find one online, then learn from that.

Never let it do something for you. That’s how you lose. If you’re not actively learning, you’re actively rotting, and that goes for life in general too.

Never thought I’d be rooting for Elsevier but here we are ! Not sure how I feel about it…

Our generation ! I am part of (older) GenZ myself.

Idiotic. Use codeberg.

Okay but litterally everyone knows about Firefox.

I’m willing to concede some people don’t know about Linux. But I’ve never met anyone who didn’t know about Firefox.