

Oh nice, I still have my Oculus Quest. But will I be able to play the games that I bought from the store after this?


Oh nice, I still have my Oculus Quest. But will I be able to play the games that I bought from the store after this?


Oh man, that sounds way inefficient. Guess I’ll stick to the human presence sensors, then…


I’ve seen this news many times over the past year. Can I use it in HA yet or not?!


Thank you! This part missing from the description makes no sense to me. I only read it to know the reasoning for the assault, and not for the description of how exactly they slammed her.


anti-anti-AI ≠ pro-AI, it assumes there’s only anti-AI and pro-AI and nothing in between.
And the wording was clearly about the anti-AI mob as opposed to people who understand the dangers and benefits of AI. It’s similar to the difference between a Gamer™ and a gamer.


But they didn’t say anything pro-AI. At most they were anti-anti-AI mob, which is just reasonable, as is with any “mob”. And I read mob here as mindless parrots that keep repeating talking points and hating for the sake of conformity.


How?


Mostly home computer. But I don’t see how that’s relevant.


Why not? As a kid I already knew the ins and outs of the OS better than my parents and could fix practically any tech issue.


You’re allowed to comment on any aspect of a post. You also don’t have to read the articles you don’t care about.


It’s literally on the thumbnail… There’s 5 well known AI products and this random thing. Are they trying to make it seem that it’s on the same level?


Sometimes Lemmy crowd really confuses me. Am I supposed to know what Poe is? Is it not ok to make a joke at its expense?


I had no intention of reading the article. But why we you so antagonistic? Are you the creator of Poe?


Wtf is Poe? Is this an ad for Poe?


Just fyi, the slash in /s or /sarcasm isn’t some weird bracket, it’s meant as an XML style closing tag, meaning “end of sarcasm”. In full it would look as follows:
<sarcasm>Things are going great!</sarcasm>
But people drop the opening tag and the <> for convenience.
How? I didn’t use it for years and it’s fine.