I agree with you! The point is that it’s always been like that! By now it’s part of the term. AI has nothing to do with intelligence; it is mereley the attempt to create a smarter alhorithm, aolving new problems.

In the piratebay trial, just announcing the hashes was bad enough for a conviction

Yes, I’d say all of machine learning is a subset of the broader field of AI, which just pretty much means “solving problems in an intelligent way”, and it has always been like this. Look up how people talked about Deep Blue, for instance. They certainly called the program an AI and gave it agency.

This is also a good read: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_artificial_intelligence

AI is a much broader topic, including “trivial” stuff like search trees. You are talking about AGI, where the G stands for General.

Pretty much! I see the same now on GrapheneOS. No need for another launcher.

Except I use KISS launcher, which is a whole other experience.

I’ve only used launchers to avoid enshittification e.g. Google Search box or other proprietary features that I don’t want.

I find it ironic that their webpage has meta and shopify trackers…

I suspected as much. I wouldn’t expect that to work on Linux, especially since build the output is to be run on other Windows machines.

Visual Studio Code runs natively on linux. Not sure if that’s what you meant though.

It’s very integrated in some shells as well.

Use fzf-tab for tab completion, for instance.

I’m talking about total polution of an item per country (or region)'s population - counted like kgCO2 / kg produce / person.

Emissions per capita would be interesting

This would actually be useful for local testing of software during development.

More wankers every year.

Ctrl+r in any terminal will open up a search mode for your history.

Perro salsiccia!

Does it have to be sponsored though?

I got the uBlacklist Firefox extension specifically to block Pinterest from search results.

It doesn’t really explain the part where artificially making the pizza more expensive is somehow a payback.

/s