No, because it’s about the what, and with or without AI is the how.

We don’t have disclosures “built on a Linux/Windows/macOS machine” or “built using IntelliJ/Eclipse” so why is it important what tool was used to do something?

It’s very important, as without drinking, you die of thirst within a few days. /s

I guess someone really hates Linux, and he wants his online space to find like-minded people echo chamber. Nothing wrong with that. Tbh, I think there is no issue with this (they are in their self-contained bubble) and I think it’s problematic that the other side is actually reacting at all at this. By even reacting, you reduce yourself to that level.

This is the right way to go. This will incentivize many companies to rethink their strategy, and slow down or scale down AI adoption. After that and the revenue drops for many AI companies, they will back off purchasing all possible RAM and storage in existence which will drive down pricing. And when the prices get to normal again, we will simply buy more RAM for our local machines and run free models.

This news kinda makes me happy. Shit’s starting to fall apart. Finally.

Plain ol’ spreadsheet.

Oh, funny, I also have sentient AI at home that I developed, but choose not to release it. My mom also created one accidentally while baking a cake but it was to powerful and she also decided to best destroy it like it never existed. You know, for everyones safety.

It would be great if people stop using social media in general.

So, basically instead of having one huge gatekeeper, we now have many smaller ones.