Oh nice. Thanks. I looked in the settings before but must've missed that one. Much better now opening articles without being assaulted with ads.
I'm just saying the accessibility of AI doesn't necessarily mean it has more utility. Just that it's more accessible.
Is LeBron the least washed Lakers player?
I guess it's just really hard to make an operating system. My work Mac also isn't completely devoid of its own issues. Sometimes moving the mouse can be a bit laggy which is frustrating because I also have a personal Mac that's not laggy, so again probably the work software.
Absolutely agree it's ridiculous that modern hardware still sometimes chugs when it's thousands of times more powerful than what we had back in the day.
The drag and drop thing is because it's an app file. "Installation" is just putting the file in your application folder, or wherever you want it. Apps are (usually) just files, unlike on windows, so you don't need to go through a complicated installation process, just put them where you want them (usually the applications folder).
The window snapping thing is annoying (but it's not apple's fault, Microsoft has a patent on it lol). There's a bunch of free apps that add window snapping though 🤷♀️
My noise cancelling headphones make wind noise much louder when it's really windy.
Such a shame that phone didn't do better. The design was really unique at the time.
Base Xbox One user checking in. It was tolerable.
I did an internship a few years back and they paired me with another intern to make a fairly simple python script. We were both so bad with git we ended up just sharing screen the whole time and writing the same code twice (once on each of our machines). It was not very efficient.
Thank god for your comment lol I was having the same issue but could get there from the !lakers@lemmy.world link 🫠
You can think of it like HTTPS. It's just rules for computers to talk to each other. If your computer follows those rules, it can talk to the other computers that adhere to those rules. These rules are necessary because otherwise the internet is just a bunch of 1s and 0s, you need rules to tell computers which 1s and 0s to send, and rules to tell computers what those 1s and 0s mean.
The World Wide Web Consortium are developing this set of rules, just as they've developed many other rules. They're a non-profit organisation just kinda trying to make the web a better place.
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Oh yeah I'm sure you predicted LLMs, and that they would need ridiculous amounts of training data wayyyy back in 2005 when Reddit started lol. Super easy to predict. Good job bud.