fruitycoder @ fruitycoder @sh.itjust.works

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A couple planets! /s

I would be willing to never have one in my life time just to see climate change slowed to a rate nature can naturally adapt and people can afford to adjust to honestly.

I dont forsee it being any worse then food waste and wasted grocery trips are for me.

Computer vision, a couple services, a db, and network access can be pretty light weight. Any extra voice, natural language interface, etc is probably overkill and without special hardware (and the ecogical cost of that) not worth it on an energy use stand point.

All speculation of course

I mean use Rocky all the time. Its good for me as a Dev and engineer. Its just not what I would spend a lot of time trying to convince management to spend money on for support and such.

Automatic spending definitely takes next level of trust for sure!

For sure playing ads on my fridge or just spying on me aren't "smart" at all to me.

Rocky doesn't support the range or products needed to be "the" enterprise suite.

Heck you could even go Liberty Linux and have the same bins as Rock but support under SUSE, plus k8s, plus update management, plus security tools, plus k8s multi cluster, plus some ai thing to convince investors you are doing something with it.

Like, and all that's great, but honestly still not "enough" all under one roof for some enterprise costumers who are just looking to turn a problem into an expense.

Terragrunt provides enterprise support for OpenTofu last I was looking into it.

Why invest around IP you have no control around if you don't have to?

I think South Parks vision is still the worst. AI so human you can fall in love with but it still tries to manipulate you to sell you things.

I use a llm fine tuned on medical stuff for minor medical questions or to prep for medical appointments (getting on the same page as the doc can save some serious time, say the wrong thing and they'll get hung up on it for a year lol).

I really want to combine it something like fasten health so I can go over my medical data on my own machines faster. Pipe dream rn because getting that data from the docs is a pain in the dick, but still would be cool to me.

I want AI in my fridge for sure. Grocery shopping sucks. Forgetting how old something was sucks. Letting all the cool out to crawl around to see what I have sucks.

I want my fridge to be like the Sims, just get deliveries or pickup the order. Fill it out and get told what ingredients I have. Bonus points if you can just tell me what recipes I can cook right now, even better if I can ask for time frame.

That would be sick!

Still not going to give ecorp all of my data or put some half back internet of stings device on my WiFi for it. But it would be cool.

Just show them some of my work as an amateur just sticking metal together and surely they'll pay for your work.

Like I try to at least measure, do some math, clean it up, and be steady but anybody looking at can know its my day job lol

Boards are certainly looking at this. They certainty won't align with the workers, consumers, or publics interest.

The perspective of the image is voyeuristic. The person criticing the trend is talking about that issue.

This isn't even an image of lesbian teen romance tbh. Its penned for the viewers interest instead of candid scene of two kids in love

Habitat for Humanity helps people get affordable housing plus if you are looking into gettingbinto construction part of the deal is you help build some houses are part of the payment

Digital twins also hold a lot of promise along those lines. If we can lower the barrier to make or modify them at least, then even if you don't have the means to actually make something yourself you can still contribute with some level of certainty that it actually makes sense (passing models, and tests for example).

There are opensource 3d printers, EDM, CNC, Belt grinders, robotic arms, pick in place machines, reflow controllers, plasma cutting tables, lazer cuters, and tractors.

That covers an insane range of what could be made diy, towards mid scale manufacturing using all opensource tools

So yes to one, maybe to the latter. It still takes real labor hours to make all these things so the cost is out of reach for a lot of people. Community owned Maker spaces can be remarkable places to help give people access to tools though. My one I belong to has a couple people making a living making jewelry out of there for example.

That is not ok either. Children adult sexual or romantic relationships are not ok because of the power dynamic. Both of legal rights and emotional and mental maturities.

I still have that habit even when don't need to lol

It looks they are just containers. No hardware or kernel emulation needed.

Aleeady out there tbh Just saw someone say this is all part of a plot to restrict ammo in the future