chilicheeselies
@chilicheeselies@lemmy.world
- Comment on Let's play this game again 2 days ago:
The incantation is “heil hitler”
- Comment on Techno feudalism, here we come 3 days ago:
I use them for work and wouldnt want to be with out them, but in the same way that i wouldnt want to be without my IDE, and internet connection, and/or a manual.
Where i find it shines is as a rubber duck. It helps me consider other approaches that I might not have thought of alone. I also think it shines in the situation where you kind of know what you need, but arent deeply familiar with the concept enough to know where to begin a search.
If you dont know anything about how to do something, its way better than a search. If you do know how something works though, its clear how wrong AI can be.
TL;DR: its an excellent little buddy to act as an assistant, but it aint got the chops to do the real work on its own.
- Comment on Tity more tity, the Greed is sickening 1 week ago:
My guess is they use voice control and they dont know how to pronounce it. Kids dont type these days
- Comment on A VPN Company Canceled All Lifetime Subscriptions, Claiming It Didn’t Know About Them 2 weeks ago:
Im talking about someone who doesnt know wtf any of that means. Like the town idiot.
- Comment on A VPN Company Canceled All Lifetime Subscriptions, Claiming It Didn’t Know About Them 2 weeks ago:
I mean more like someone who is irresponsible and maybe dumb. I was trying to be polite. Someone that doesnt even know what a fidicuary is.
- Comment on A VPN Company Canceled All Lifetime Subscriptions, Claiming It Didn’t Know About Them 2 weeks ago:
Absolutely. However, if you are not the best with money, or on the irresponsible side; it might be best to take the annuity. Mathematically it makes no sense to do so, but if it stops you from blowing it all on hookers and coke in two years then its for the best. In other words, if you having it all is riskier than the state keeping track of it.
- Comment on Microsoft CEO says up to 30% of the company's code was written by AI | TechCrunch 3 weeks ago:
Its not nearly that easy. They are dealing with personalities behind all of this, investors they made promises to, etc. What you are describing is the right thing to do, its just very complicated with a ship as big as microsoft to turn on a dime like that. The bigger the org, the slower it is to react and the harder it is to course correct
- Comment on 'Starter homes' cost at least $1 million in over 200 U.S. cities, Zillow data finds 3 weeks ago:
Got a link?
- Comment on Microsoft CEO says up to 30% of the company's code was written by AI | TechCrunch 3 weeks ago:
I think it might actually start coming to fruition now that a lot of games have native support.
One of the only things stopping me from taking the plunge at this point is laziness to soft through all my data and make sure what i need is backed up before firmatting (i know, i need a good backup solution; open to suggestions here)
- Comment on Microsoft CEO says up to 30% of the company's code was written by AI | TechCrunch 3 weeks ago:
They are even worse in the business space for sure.
- Comment on Microsoft CEO says up to 30% of the company's code was written by AI | TechCrunch 3 weeks ago:
Windows 7 was peak windows. Its been downhill from there
- Comment on Microsoft CEO says up to 30% of the company's code was written by AI | TechCrunch 3 weeks ago:
Quality degredation and Disjointed experience comes to minds. Microsofts tech is such a mess right now i dont know how they come back from it honestly. Too many competing frameworks, bad schemas, broken tooling, bad documentation.
Im not even factoring in windows 11.
I used to be a windows dev guy, but with this landscape I dunno why i would do it to myself. Developing for linux systens is such a better experience. At least there are standards and ubernerds who adhere to them.
- Comment on Microsoft CEO says up to 30% of the company's code was written by AI | TechCrunch 3 weeks ago:
It shows
- Comment on 'Starter homes' cost at least $1 million in over 200 U.S. cities, Zillow data finds 3 weeks ago:
Nunya
- Comment on 'Starter homes' cost at least $1 million in over 200 U.S. cities, Zillow data finds 3 weeks ago:
I quite kiterally cant find anything in my city for less than 900k, and they are rare
- Comment on More Americans are financing groceries with buy now, pay later loans — and more are paying those bills late, survey says 4 weeks ago:
If you are at the point where you are buying grocoeries in installments, who cares about paying it back. What good is a good credit score if you cant afford to buy anything anyways. Just survive any way you can at that point
- Comment on LibreOffice downloads on the rise as users look to avoid subscription costs | The free open-source Microsoft Office alternative is being downloaded by nearly 1 million users a week 1 month ago:
Been available for close to 40 years
- Comment on Business school professors trained an AI to judge workers' personalities based on their faces. 3 months ago:
Just high tech junk science.
- Comment on What keeps Americans from being mad about the state of their country? 3 months ago:
Not being clued in is a serious problem here. A lot of people dont take in any form of news whatsoever
- Comment on What keeps Americans from being mad about the state of their country? 3 months ago:
What makes you think we are not mad?
- Comment on In light of recent events, here's OpenStreetMap editors discussing naming of the Gulf of Mexico 3 months ago:
Its just a distraction meant to throw people off the smell of the real crimes they are committing. Call it the gulf of dogshit i dont care
- Comment on Uniquely American 3 months ago:
It can be, but it doesnt have to be.
- Comment on Uniquely American 3 months ago:
Working hard doesnt scale. Work smart
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
How so?