I have 2 probably Chinese cameras to watch my baby. Had to give them my wifi password to install them. And I use the accompanying app to watch the video. They already know everything.

If they would fix the humans these problems would not exist. Brown bananas are delicious on bread, yoghurt, everything that needs a little sweetness.

I have a little girl of 1 year now and it is obvious learning and what she learns is programmed into her (and all other babies). All babies do learn the same at the same time (more or less). What they lack is the knowledge. The AI is the programmed intelligence. The knowledge is the LLM. So now the lookup of knowledge is working better and better, we have to start working on the real intelligence, understanding of the real world and what is good and what is bad. Like you do with a child.

I take it black and love it

The problem with java is not that it is difficult to learn, the problem is that it offers no fun. It is hardly impossible to make a game or other graphical application with it. It has no native support for any devices accept a mouse. No native support for serial, usb, etc. Why not incorporate an open source webbrowser to interact with the web. I love the one code that runs everywhere, but it supports so little that it often is no enough and I need to switch to other languages that do, like python. Up till now it is just no fun. It is just an academic exercise for people that put things in files and communicate over tcp/ip. And belief me for more than 30 years I'm trying to use it where I can. I'

I am using dokuwiki for a long time. Just for myself, running only on localhost. It works with text files so I can store them well in subversion or git, which are on Dropbox so (if I don't forget to commit) I can use it on multiple systems and at home and work. Because it is viewed with a browser, you can add links and images (like svg, etc), tables, and raw html. There are two problems. One is that it is writen in php and setting it up with fastcgi never works well on Windows, especially if you want to separate the data directory (which is in my svn/git tree) from the application. The other problem is that it doesn't run on Android. So now I created a something that has a very thin webserver writen in default python and all the text processing to html happens in the browser with javascript. This makes it easier to install and use.

Exactly my idea. Let the user decide which he wants to use.

Smart people still live normal lives and use it as a tool (or don't use it). Stupid people let it control there lives, but there will always be something for stupid people to ruin their lives, so it doesn't matter if it's Facebook or something else.

It is already pretty useless and now they kill the most useful tool they have, I'm gone use another OS.......... oh, wait, I already do.

Nice open-minded attitude. Like most narrow-minded americans you don't even know what fascisme means.

It all comes down to the time, money, quality triangle. The more you focus on one aspect the more you lose on the other two. And because in the end projects are always focused on time and money, quality is almost always neglected. Especially in highly political environments where the ideas have to be implemented with low cost and this year projects are bound to fail.

I second that. One of the most useful tools I miss on Linux.

When you're not satisfied with what you earn, get a real job. And when you earn as little as you say it shouldn't be hard to find one. Or go on strike, apparently the universities depend on all adjuncts, so stand up.

Why are all UI-designers focussed on less; less information, less functionality, less options. The only thing that is more is more nothing, emptiness, empty space, useless images and other nonsense. Please give me less white space and more information denisity, or at least give me the option of using the classic view forever.