Krita is what I use but I also find text handling difficult so I always do text last.

I’m not going to directly confront them, but I would be sharing his movements & address as widely as I’m legally allowed to.

Can you label rules, that would be a better approach IMO.

Not familiar enough with UFW but could you parse the output and store the rules number as a variable if this is all one long running script?

if people can’t say “fuck” or “lick the outlet” anymore.

People can say fuck though, I’m not sure why people claim Internet is politically correct now just because we outgrew SomethingAwful & 4chan (both sites that still exist).

show the code or go fuck yourself

Except that’s not really true, you can look at the Linux kernel for example multiple out of tree forks existed for years because of personal beefs not coding skills (it doesn’t matter how good your tail-packing filesystem or scheduler is, if you’re an asshole it won’t get merged).

beautiful place where engineers and geeks lived in harmony.

The peaceful bliss of usenet forums & the nice decorum of mailing lists, lol. The mythical peaceful Internet has never existed.

THIS, organize for things you can change.

And so some pointless but fun things too, I bike marshal at PSL/lib rallies, not really going to change anything but it is fun to do.

Effect change in your country, start local!

Nah bro, if we chant “one solution, revolution” one more time we’ll totally stop the genocide.

Anyone who drinks more than me, everyone who drinks less than me is a lightweight though!

What value would it add to the game?

• LLMs are computationally expensive
• Replacing voice actors with AI means making dialogue worse
• Replacing writers with AI means making the story worse

At the end of the day AI is mostly a marketing term for LLMs and LLMs just aren’t that useful in most games, they just average out a dataset to autocomplete a response, that autocompletion is worse than what a human would have written.

We saw with procedurally generated worlds that it takes a lot of effort to prune what is generated to make the game interesting.

There are particular subgenres of games and applications where LLMs might be useful though.

Why the move from SDDM to PLM?

I don’t know, can you repeat the question?

Honestly I don’t think they have much infrastructure, what they have online is more time, while the rest of us are out supporting our neighbors or trying to have a meaningful impact on the state of the world, they’re busy glazing Al-Sharaa.

But even on Lemmy their takes are unpopular, they’re just visible because we don’t filter them, and they get an initial boost because we (normies) are busy living life, while they are busy on their discords (🤔 weird how they use the same tools as right wingers to “organize”) telling eachother where to post their way to the “revolution”.

If non ML instances introduced a feature to hide all comments below -3 by default, the tankies would disappear faster than Khamenei disappears protestors.

I’m all for free speech but if we want Lemmy to achieve widespread usage we need to make the cranks less prominent (same goes for most left-wing spaces)

You’d be surprised how many people simp for authoritarian regimes for free because they think sucking off Asad Khamenei is sticking it to the man <insert ML bullshit about imperialism here>

But your poster said they were socialist now.

Your poster says China is socialist yet now you’re saying China will be socialist in 2035, you’re moving the goalposts quicker than Mao during the cultural revolution.

Do you have examples?

Because most of what you are listing is stuff that has been using ML for years (possibly decades when it comes to meteorology) and just slapped “AI” on as a buzzword.

You’re claiming they are socialist, yet the MoP are not in control of the workers, if you had read any theory you’d understand that an essentially capitalist system of social relations in which workers have no control & real unions are killed, is not socialism.

you would know that capitalism is required before doing socialism

Total cope, given far more transformative projects have taken place in regions without the level of capital the CCP has access to.

One point of tension is that under a system where you still need to get paid to get things needed to survive/enjoy life, any organization outside of the state will be incentized to only do what they have to do and have the workers have more freetime (either for leisure or other work), whereas salaried state employees would use that time for improvements.

My gut tells me this is a trade-off worth making but it might not be, perhaps it makes more sense to have state monopolies, maintained by the state as then additional capacity gets put towards improvements.

I’ve just not seen state enterprises turnout that well, wether it’s the NHS or the Soviet economy outside of wartime, I don’t agree with the capitalist critique that workers have no incentive to perform well at their jobs, because the USSR/NHS didn’t/doesn’t have a flat pay structure, so my best theory is the alienation of people from their labor is a huge factor. And this is also supported by my personal experiences as well as those of people I know who work in the NHS.

TL;DR it’s a good question that hopefully one day we will have the opportunity to figure out.