I think it’s mostly going to be useful for boilerplate generation, and effectiveness is going to vary wildly based on what language you’re using. JS or Python? It’ll probably do OK. Plenty of open source for it to “learn” from. Delphi? Forget it.

Brief experimentation showed it liked to bullshit if it was wrong, rather than fix things.

How does it compare to Playnite?

Forgot to put “make sure the project compiles” in his .md files. What an amateur.

It’s not that nobody wants to talk about it.

It’s that nobody wants to listen.

TeX?

Development is considered to be complete, and the version numbering is just adding a digit of pi. Last change was 5 years ago.

That’s terrible news. There’s no way I want my code to be open source. Then other people would see just how much spaghetti you can have in a codebase and still have it run.

I actually had that happen on the Android one a few years ago. I’m guessing the Apple one is years behind.

I’d rather use an Android TV box, so I can have Dolby Vision, etc.

Well it relates to all stores, because the publisher sets the prices, not the store.

It used to be a thing that you set the price high before a sale, then advertise it as “80% off” or whatever.

But since GamePass and PSPlus Premium became a thing, the price is high all the time. I’m sure they’ve been told to do that to make £10 a month to play all those 3 year old games seem better value, when you can’t buy them for a good price outside the designated sales. Maybe they’re paid more if it’s a full price game, no matter how old it is.

So the sales look better and the subscription services seem better value.

Chrome: Sees new website domain

Google: 👀

I’ve mostly stuck to SteamOS myself, since trying to install Wine manually (on Ubuntu) to run a couple of Windows apps went alarmingly badly. Command after command, and I could still only get it to start as root.

There’s definitely still room for a distro that loads, scans your drive for a Windows partition and Windows apps, and just lets you run them with minimal fuss.

Can it also redact text from documents without allowing you to just copy and paste it back out again?

Asking for a friend.

I once finished an Android developer tutorial, and immediately decided I wanted nothing to do with Android development.

You’d think so, but it really is just like Jurassic Park.

I hope my proprietory coffee never gets open sourced because I’ll never work again if anybody sees this shit.

Well that’s not the attitude now, is it?

Just think how much you can poison those LLMs.

I’m thinking it’ll be closer to three times.

I don’t think even Meta is eating Oculus’s lunch… Making big losses on the Quest iirc.

I didn’t really want a full PC on my face. I just wanted cheap streaming from my actual PC. Quest is actually really good for this, but it would have been nice to have something affordable that wasn’t from Meta.

That would be scalpees.