Some Netherlands cities do exactly this.

Kinda madly irritating that this excludes the whole charming population of Scotland to hone their great cursing skills because these motherfucking clankers which have as much of a soul as a thermonuclear bomb detonator, as much sincerity as a Russian landmine camouflaged as a child’s toy, as much empathy as a cruise missile hitting a girls school, and as much of a hearth as the boss of Oracle firing 10,000 people with a pencil stroke, and moreovee are too dumb to screw a lightbulb socket are allegedly too sensitive and dainty to receive what people are actually thinking…

A bit like an online shop that sells stuff via Amazon…

Well, that was a Freudian slip. You saying that these 18th century objections against women cycling was a kind of PROJECTION?

You are right with your assessment.

I’d guess it might take one generation until the trials begin. But It might be less depending on how rapidly the climate disaster unfolds. And there will probably a transition period where different institutions, governed by different interests, will be literally at war with each other. Look what happens to the car industry.

If you absolutely have to use LLMs, they should be adressed like servants in old school style, in third person only.

Do you beg your dog to sit down?

Solution: Arrange any parking spaces on public ground so that it is at 10 minutes walking distance from the home. Exceptions for disabled people only.

A lot of car traffic would just evaporate.

This is so weird. People are ok to sit one hour in a traffic jam but the idea to walk half an hour to some place is jarring.

People go on big hiking trips over the weekend but the idea to cycle 45 minutes / 15 kilometers (or ten miles) as their cummute seems more frightening than to climb Mt. Everest…

The handlebar is in the mid, it is connected with steel rods to the front wheel. Totally normal view in European cities now, these cargo bikes are very good to transport kids and a weekly shopping.

I was not dreaming about using numpy on the phone for doing compound interest calculations…

Many LLM-generated projects are new and only a few months old. I would avoid such projects (regardless whether they declare ai usage or not). Most die quickly and end up unsupported.

For older and larger projects, the cadence and size of submissions should give a valuable hint. For any project that is larger than, say, 10,000 lines of code, a contributor will rarely submit more than 100 new lines of code per day, and very rarely more than 1,000 lines of changed code. Anything exceeding that is a strong hint that primarily LLMs are used.

This was already a major problem with social networks , gmail and so on - users think these authorize them to give away private data of you- like phone numbers, mail adresses, text message content, images - of you.

Now things that have been told in confidence only for their ears are added to that list.

This is also a major problem with social networks, gmail and so on - users think these authorize them to give away private data of you- like phone numbers, mail adresses, text message content, images - of you.

Now things that have been told in confidence only for their ears are added to that list.

I noticed that with self-checkout terminals, fruit varieties are still mis-labeled and missing. I noted that because I write down the price for such items, to be sure I enter the correct variety and price. It wasn’t there. Not only you’d pay more than is on the label - you also risk to be accused of theft if there is a bag ceck. And if you call somebody to correct it, you waste several minutes since the missing variety might not even be in the system.

The time saving is hugely illusory. You really should take your watch and measure. What costs most time at a staffed register checkout is mostly the payment. The staff scans much faster than you.

Try to save a file to “PRN”.

their point is that the bar for sending reports in should be as low as possible

Why?

Look: The bottleneck is not the number of reported possible issues, but the time, attention, and sustainable workload for the GNOME maintainers and developers. Anything that minimizes the latter is good.

Also, if LLM tools really continue to improve a lot (which is doubtful IMO), a shitty, half-assed, inconplete, ill-described bug report of today that is not attended to, due to its deficit, is not lost: If the bug is real and persists, due to the proclaimed future advancements in LLM technology, maintainers will receive another much much better bug report which causes less work in a year or two. Since maintainer’s work capacity is the real bottleneck, this is a clear win!

Nvidia is linux compatible hardware

Then why keep people complaining it doesn’t work?

Think before you buy?

Buy Linux-compatible hardware. NOT NVidia.