Though it failed, it sounds like it drove innovation all the same.

The problem is the law of popularity. My friends wont move to an open-source decentralized alternative unless their friends do and their friends wont unless their friends do and…

I wonder where we can draw the line. Its weird because the definition of AI is continuously changing, even though its two self evident words, artificial intelligence.

Its a subset of artificial intelligence, not the only type.

It might be something they’re testing. I had it and then it went away for a bit and now its back. I emulate android on my PC just so I can use an app that has no ads.

That’s machine learning, AI just means artificial intelligence.

It doesn’t make the “turn off your adblock” popup go away though.

The thoughts are darker and more cynical, stained by the constant feeling of powerlessness.

What?

These have been on my phone for like 10 years.

I don’t think so lol. My local LLM can’t atleast.

I don’t have any friends that are mothers, but if I did I would.

That’s incredible, I’ll use this in the future

No, but it will be.

True, he should learn to speak anishinabe like a real american

Is this something people actually do? I’ve only made friends through shared activities, mostly class, and by meeting friends of friends.

Wish they would’ve done that for Figma’s ridiculous Dev Mode^tm

Thats great! KDE is a cool desktop environment, I love how customisable it is.

Have you tried turning sensors off with developer settings? The camera stops working, I wonder if the app will notice its camera permissions are useless.

I’m not saying it doesn’t work, there are alot of things I think China does right, and I by no means think these representative republics of the west are anything more than veiled oligarchies, as China is a veiled technocracy. I just don’t think its right to call any regime that isn’t accountable to its population a democrarcy, I don’t think its even right to call republics with infrequent or no referendums a democracy.