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This is AI though man - we need to redefine all phrases, such as “open source” as well.
Yep - better off redacting the great efficiencies we’re doing.
Re:My Feed, My Way on Tuesday September 08, 2026 @03:12AM (#49606612)
Before it was social “media” Facebook was a great way to see friends & families updates in a chronological way with very little clutter. Then people began soapboxing, then came the ads, then all the random “interests” they assign to you and it’s completely useless now.

TikTok, IG etc are a little different as they’re actually media streams but I wanted to say that about Facebook - give me what I want on Facebook and it would be a wonderful service.

I made a little script that takes all images in a folder and formats them for my digital photo frame. It knows which have a converted file in the dest and skips them.
And you can certainly tell it the flow you want (and any other constraints) in the prompt.
Re:Googlebook on Tuesday May 12, 2026 @08:26PM (#48116361)
Marketing isnt marketing in the traditional sense any more, it’s just deceptive stuff to make you buy more
Because we must get what the tech overlords want us to get, not what we want to get.
Re:Charcuterie – Visual similarity Unicode explorer on Thursday April 09, 2026 @10:16PM (#47712818)
Sounds delicious!
Jubilee I found pretty easy too
I got 6 out of 9 and haven’t lived there in 10 years. Felt some nostalgia hearing some of them though!!!
Sounds like you’ve become a manager.
Re:LinkedIn uses 2.4 GB RAM across two tabs on Sunday March 29, 2026 @06:21PM (#47568027)
So many sites.. they’re all built as web apps these days when they don’t need to be. And they’re all full of tracking and “telemetry”……..
I wrote a webrtc chat prototype once that used a blockchain contract for the offer/response.

It was cool but a little slow and I moved onto other side projects.

Re:I resigned from OpenAI on Sunday March 08, 2026 @06:36PM (#47302346)
No you need morals. Especially those fortunate enough to be hired by a leading company like OAI - they would be desired by any tech company.
Re:AI Coding Assistants Are Getting Worse on Friday January 09, 2026 @02:16AM (#46550944)
Wait for the ads
Re:A Guide to Local Coding Models on Monday December 22, 2025 @04:43AM (#46352650)
Me too. I couldn’t build an app that I hope to publish with the $20 plan. The sunk cost will either be reaped back once live, or it’s truly sunk and I’ll move on…..
Just like every other discussion about private data violation - the issue is aggregation not one data point.
“Would you like me to summarise this email?”

No. Go away.

Re:Microsoft Azure Outage on Thursday October 30, 2025 @04:06AM (#45757493)
Quick coffee run before we get stuck in mate
Re:Replacement.ai on Monday October 20, 2025 @01:44AM (#45640421)
But we all know what will happen, it’s the human condition of greed. The wealthy will control everything, governments will be no help, and all the newly unemployed will be in dire situations.

So while you’ve identified the real problem we need to identify a realistic solution.

Re:The Majority AI View on Saturday October 18, 2025 @09:34PM (#45631538)
I’m not sure of the forum where they exchange and align on goals and approaches, it probably exists in some forms, but ultimately I think it’s CEO’s not wanting to be too far from the pack.

If you make the wrong call on one important thing and everyone else is right, your company is f_cked.

Flickr - that was the future of photo storage, sharing, discovery.

What was the bookmarks social tool called from 00’s? I loved it and it fell off the earth. You could save your bookmarks, “publish” them to the community, share etc..

What ever happened to those build your own homepage apps like startpage (I think)? I always thought those would take off

Re:We put a coding agent in a while loop on Monday August 25, 2025 @06:37AM (#45012386)
Foxpro, the horror
Just wait for the AI responses to drop ad copy everywhere in 3..2..1….
Re:Claude Opus 4.1 on Tuesday August 05, 2025 @05:28PM (#44804583)
That’s very strange. Sonnet is hot garbage and Opus is a miracle, for me. I also don’t see anyone praising sonnet anywhere.
They do lots of things that’s the problem… The key items in my experience are: 1. Finance/accounting processes 2. Supply chain processes (for product companies) 3. Project/Services processes (for consulting companies) 4. Procurement They can have other things like: sales, customer service, order management, payroll, HR, projects, warehouse or factory management, materials management and so on. A key decision in very large companies is whether to go with one ERP that does most things and they having to integrate the rest (tedious, expensive), or many smaller apps that might be best in class for their niche then having to integrate them (also tedious, expensive)

And ERP is Enterprise resource planning.

That’s exactly how they make the money
Re:AI overviews cause massive drop in search clicks on Thursday July 24, 2025 @03:03AM (#44667803)
And don’t try to exit or you’ll get another pop up “why are you leaving? Please don’t go”
Proper governance - people in senior positions taking accountability for it all not turning to shit.
Re:Anyone else tired of AI being forced on you? on Thursday July 17, 2025 @07:08AM (#44591933)
Yes. The overlords think they’ll ultimately save money so they all want in on it.

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