This is at least in part because Tesla is shifting manufacturing over to humanoid robots because he has to make a million of them to get his trillion dollar payout. His stupid shareholders are essentially paying him to nuke the company (unless you believe the humanoid robot hype)
Get a used kobo. An aura or h2o can be had for $50 or less on eBay and will do all that you need, has a battery you can actually replace, and has an active 3rd party software community if you find the default (perfectly good) software lacking.
Oh, nothing, but the complaint is "too much groupthink", and users on that instance tend to have a lot of solidarity and surface issues and topics that a fair chunk of the lemmy user base probably don't usually see in their other social feeds.
I disagree with this. Maybe one of the few good things to come out of LLMs is that a smart developer doesn’t need to care as much about language, because the AI can abstract so much of that away. If you’re a good problem solver, it’s much easier to switch from PHP to Java to Python and let the AI handle the language specific details (up to a point, and not always optimally)
Become more product centric. In my company product managers have been mocking more features because they can talk it over with an AI who builds it, even if only a prototype. I think that ability to describe what a system should do will continue to be valuable for a while and is something that LLMs are still not very good at. They can talk about UX, but their “experience” of a product is always going to be different from a human’s.
This is it for me. Rubber duck programming with an AI is like talking to a brilliant idiot engineer. They have no knowledge of how things work but have enough “experience” to say “this looks weird, why did you do that?”
This is very cool. Have you uncovered any hidden gems with it yet (eg genuinely active nice communities, etc). My brief experience with matrix left me feeling that either a) either all of the activity on matrix was for matrix-related things, or b) it was just impossible to actually find active communities.
I feel like it’s a toss up between this (old-school racism) and occupy wall street looking too scary to the bigwigs (who had to amplify racism and invent “woke” as a new wedge)
Humans? Nope. Some kind of actual AGI that doesn’t care about long time scales and can be lashed to a metal rich asteroid and flung out of the solar system? Still probably not, but it could maybe make it to some interesting intra-galactic destinations.
JSON is like the carcinization of programming