Ledivin
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- Comment on Banana 4 days ago:
…zero mess? What exactly are you doing with the “wrapper?”
- Comment on As Microsoft Forces Users to Ditch Windows 10, It Announces That It’s Also Turning Windows 11 into an AI-Controlled Monstrosity 6 days ago:
Every headline about this Windows AI is dumb FUD because turning it all off is trivial
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Is it actually trivial, though? Does that trivial change turn off all of the various instances of AI scattered throughout the OS?
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Do you actually believe they won’t release new things under different flags, and that you won’t have to play AI whack-a-mole every update?
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- Comment on Manic Stew 1 week ago:
Procrastination Tater Tot
- Comment on Logitech will brick its $100 Pop smart home buttons on October 15 - Ars Technica 2 weeks ago:
People can safely use Windows 10 online for the next decade as long as they follow basic online safety.
This is a fucking braindead take. A few months, a year, maaaybe? But a decade? No chance in hell.
- Comment on AI has had zero effect on jobs so far, says Yale study 2 weeks ago:
It’s easy right now for companies to pretend layoffs are caused by the shit economy or tariffs.
- Comment on Game Pass Ultimate subs don't get DLC discounts any more, Microsoft confess, amid reports about Call of Duty sales cannibalisation 3 weeks ago:
looool, because a 50% price increase wasn’t bad enough. Has anyone not cancelled yet?
- Comment on Not to get all religiony but why in the old testament God was all fire and brimstone and fatal consequences? But the new testament God is all about forgiveness and such?? 4 weeks ago:
The simple answer is that the gospel wasn’t working as well as it had been, so they had to change it up to continue attracting people. Cults are basically popularity contests, and you can’t win if you’re scaring everyone away.
- Comment on Hades II v1.0 Is Now Available! 4 weeks ago:
Ooooo, good to hear! I played something like 15 hours when EA first released before deciding to put it away until full release. It was definitely good then, so I’m excited to see what it has turned into now.
- Comment on Space colonization would create so many jobs for everyone. Not great jobs but jobs. 5 weeks ago:
It feels like you’re describing the difference between a job and a hobby
- Comment on Space colonization would create so many jobs for everyone. Not great jobs but jobs. 5 weeks ago:
Is the bone thing a developmental issue or could someone gradually adjust to it? Obviously that sort of time would be impossible to get as a belter, but just curious of the biology of it
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
So do you take a 1500 kg weight (about the weight of a Toyota Camry) and raise it about 7.3 meters (about 2 stories in a typical residential home)?
Honestly that is way, way more reasonable than I was expecting. This isn’t half as bad of an idea as I thought it would be
- Comment on Mood 1 month ago:
Charles Darwin was actually just a teenage girl?
- Comment on Has Charlie Kirk ever changed his views on a subject during a debate? 1 month ago:
Why didn’t you answer the question, if you’re so sure every other one is wrong?
- Comment on "Rizz", "cooking" and "based" are going to be stereotypical old people words one day 1 month ago:
I’d say “let him cook” is foolishness-agnostic. It could be good or bad, but it’s definitely unexpected
- Comment on 18% of people running Nextcloud don't know what database they are using 1 month ago:
I still have a FAT32 external drive that this (very) rarely still bites me 😫 there’s nothing important on it, so I’ve been lazy
- Comment on Let Google know what you think about their proposed restrictions on sideloading Android apps. - Android developer verification requirements [Feedback Form] 1 month ago:
Sounds like the thing that will finally get me onto another platform. Sideloading is the only way around most of these companys’ draconian restrictions.
- Comment on Community for the Nano cryptocurrency (on lemmy.world) 2 months ago:
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- Comment on My petty gripe: forced software updates just make everything worse 2 months ago:
You only notice the bad updates. There are probably over a hundred good ones for each annoying one that you notice.
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
You seem to think squeezing as much productivity out of them is the goal, but if we treated them like humans you might do better for them and in the long run your children.
I’m the one arguing that they don’t deserve to be your slave… I’m sorry you feel entitled to so much of their time. They’re overworked, understaffed, and have to deal with so many entitled parents. Logging saves them literal hours, and it doesn’t mean you can’t talk to them, it just means you can focus on the important parts.
- Comment on Why LLMs can't really build software 2 months ago:
They’re not good at debugging. The article is pretty spot on, IMO - they’re great at doing the work; but you are still the brain. You’re still deciding what to do, and maybe 50% of the time how to do it, you’re just not executing the lowest level anymore. Similar for debugging - this is not an exercise at the lowest level, and needs you to run it.
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
It’s like you haven’t read a single reply
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
you would think they would have all these other workers that can cover while you talk to the parent.
So, literally the exact same scenario as the logging, except it takes 10-100x as long?
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
And what if you’re the special case?
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
Distrust? It helps to know if they napped or not, because that changes plans. Doctors ask about diaper change schedules. Bumps or scrapes are good to know about because not all effects are immediate.
It’s not about trust. People forget shit, and comm lines get crossed when you’re working with 4 other staff and 30 kids. Why rely on someone’s memory when the alternative is faster, more consistent, and more informative?
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
If it’s important they’ll remember.
Absolutely fucking braindead take.
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
I turned out fine so it clearly was.
Not everyone else did.
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
You still ignored the first half. If they’re logging, you can talk to them about the important parts without wasting several hours of important staff time every day between all of the parents.
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
Sounds like a really good way to have half of these things forgotten throughout the day and never told to the parents 🤷♂️ logging this on the tablet takes literally 5 seconds, instead of having to spend 5 minutes with each parent at pickup
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
A few minutes talking to you (and every other parent at pickup) is way, way, waaaaay more time than logging. You say “just,” but your request is at least 10x as expensive.
- Comment on Incident 2 months ago:
is the reason why I think its dystopian
Yeah, I hate to break this to you, but we are living through a dystopia. Nobody can afford childcare and all childcare is understaffed