No, because the people hiring and the people working with you will be using GitHub.

It’s virtue signaling. Like in politics. It’s disconnected from real life or common use.

Te community lmao

“He Is also my son.”

Yeah but did you know he worked for Blizzard tho

This is some cartoon-villain type unhinged behavior.

No future. Lmao

You realize the only reason it doesn’t happen in your computer is because it already happened by then, right? They trained the model already so your computer doesn’t need all the energy. But the training did happen, and continues to happen, on stolen art, and you benefit from every time they update the software.

Except you actually like this use, so you do the mental gymnastics to pretend it is not the same.

Funny how AI is only the Devil if it’s use don’t things or people you don’t like.

Useful? No. Profitable? No. Fun? For some people. That’s why they do it.

Imagine spending 1k USD and then Not using any what you paid for lmao

buT LinUx JuSt WoRks

Windows lmao

The problem is people don’t put their money where their mouth is. Even less in the scale needed to produce a product of the quality te average person expects. You see this again and again. It’s very nice to think it works, but it doesn’t. A random guy saying “actchually I donated 1 Monero” doesn’t mean a project is financially sustainable.

This is what people don’t realize. If you want something good, you have to pay people for their time and talent. Free products that are free because of ideology are just exploitation with extra steps.

I see what you’re saying. I guess I’m a bit biased from having had a conversation in the previous days with someone whose idea of “helping” a dev was hounding them with complaints, telling them how to do their job and them blasting them on social media when they answered with a ban.

I guess we agree that it’s up to each dev to clarify what kind of support, if any, they are looking for.

You don’t think money is encouraging? You can also hire people with that money, instead of volunteeras. Idk what devs you’ve been listening to, but I haven’t hear anyone who actively refuses donations or tips for their project.

My point is, if you appreciate someone, put your money where your words are. Anyone can get “encouragement” for free.

Volunteering is good too, I guess, but in general I don’t think people should work for free. At all.

With money? Yeah. Otherwise, don’t bother.

That’s why it’s… The way it is lmao

I don’t know if I missed this, but how does it know what is AI and what isn’t?