Echo Dot @ echodot @feddit.uk

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What a disingenuous arguement.

You said you paid more for an iPhone, which means you were buying cheap Android phones and then complaining that they don't last. Well yeah, because they're cheap.

You can buy Android phones that make iPhones look like the budget option if you want to, I'm not advising it but it's possible.

And here I am having to oversee our organisation moving to Windows 11. I would happily not do that but I cannot imagine trying to administer a network of Linux computed.

Their software is the best in the industry. Even on a gigabit connection I've had issues with both Amazon Prime video and Disney plus.

Both of those platforms have issues where their servers just seem to get bored and stops sending data, like they just forgot about you And you have to refresh the page to play any more of the video. As soon as you do that it starts playing again so it's definitely not a network issue. I've had this problem on both the website and the smart TV app.

The most expensive is Amazon prime video but that's because it gets bundled with the rest of Amazon prime. Ignoring that one though Netflix is absolutely the most expensive.

My reading is that some of the ads will be generated via AI maybe to be customised to the account of the person viewing it. I suspect that won't last very long at some point it'll come up with an amusing failure and then it'll get switched off.

Yes but you still don't have a physical release

When I tried it it was all right, and it certainly didn't try and use APIs that don't exist (I suspect it's very language dependant), however I also wouldn't say it was particularly spectacular.

This was using gdscript to make a basic character controller. But and entire game, fat chance.

Then just closes the ticket, without actually linking to the solution.

Such a waste resources as well, I can do all those things for a fraction of the cost.

I honestly don't think it's worth it unless they agree on the price there and then, as well as pay half in advance. If they knew what they were doing they wouldn't have used AI to write their project in the first place.

Yeah I tried it, and it doesn't work. If you were a coder and you knew what constituted good code and what didn't then maybe this would be useful, but I didn't test that because in that case I don't really see the point.

All I was doing was just clicking accept on proposed changes (which is presumably all non-coders do because otherwise I don't know what they're basing their decisions on).

I swear you lot just make up names of Linux builds.

The correct move is to call down an airstrike on your teammate by attaching the beacon to their head.

We should just wall off Florida (all my world improvement plans involve walling off Florida), stick them in there and then have the AI administer their lives, and see how long they last.

As with everything it's grey rather than black and white. It can do the things people claim it can do but only up to a point. All of the people claiming it can run a business on its own selling you a lie, but that's not to say that it can't do some tasks within a business.

For example it can code pretty effectively, as long as the application is relatively small in total file size, anything large it tends to get lost in.

Trump was also very pissy at all of the EU but apparently Brussels in particular really hurt his ego

No what happened is that all of his backers want him to go after the EU because the EU is constantly suing American megacorps for breaking of local laws, and they don't like that.

Trump is just doing their bidding, he isn't actually angry at the EU, except because he has the vocabulary of a rather dim 8-year-old, everything is "nasty" and "evil" and "bad".

Who cares what Peter Thiel thinks about anything. He's a leading cause of the plutocracy that is now happening in the United States, and that's one of his better points.

Even if he was knowledgeable on the subject he has a biased take anyway.

So take it you're not a PC gamer?

The annotated text idea could work but I'm just sceptical of whether or not you would end up doing more work annotating all of the text, listening to it back, redoing certain bits and then editing the final result into a single file then you would if you just had a human do it.

After all you've really automated is the reading of the text, which in the grand scheme of things doesn't take all that long.

I wish I didn't have to go with audible, I am acutely aware that I don't really own the audiobooks and they could be taken off the platform at any time.

I wish there was some other option but I don't know of any other audiobook providers. They have the industry locked down.