Dingaling

That picture looks like Stan from Skins

Not calling it slop might help get less biased answers.

His line seems to be ‘don’t submit shit code.’

And he’s been 100% consistent with that since the start.

Even if you didn’t play his levels, you will certainly have played levels inspired by his flow.

Pioneers in computing and gaming have left a hell of a legacy.

Windows still dominates the market,

What market?

Desktops? Sure.

Servers? Definitely not.

Supercomputers? Like, none of them.

I’ve used gpslogger for a very long time (Currently for Traccar and a daily gpx to gdrive, but have used it for other things over the years), and it’s possibly the most tweakable app of its type.

Settings, Performance is the place to adjust for battery life.

My settings are below, it’s a fair balance for what I want. Basic rule is - fewer fixes and sends, the less battery is used. using the GPS uses battery, so does sending data somewhere. Reducing that frequency and the battery will last longer.

Log GPS locations - yes. Choose best accuracy in duration - yes Rest of toggles turned off.

Logging interval: 15s Distance 3m Accuracy filter 40m Duration to match 20s Absolute time to fix, 20s

Thanks for the tldr; As a semantic argument I agree with the first commenter in the article, it goes too far.

Managers sometimes refer to their employees as tools, and they don’t fully control them either. Plenty of more cleanly defined tools (explosives, guns, chemicals) can have unintended consequences if used without proper controls, training or care.

I used the term “AI is a tool” at a meeting yesterday, and I will again.

(Minor grumble: Eww, Linkedin. Having visited the site again I know I’ll get a bunch more spam and targetted adverts for a few weeks)

Given what Jai Tan did, surely it would have been better if they’d done nothing /but/ touch grass, and stayed away from computers altogether?

(Whilst nobody knows for sure, it’s possible JT was a state actor rather than an individual)

That confirms it, Omarchy is the official operating system of bigots.

Over the past year Musk has removed all masks and clearly believes he can operate beyond the law. His motives are clearly to watch the world burn. He is an extremely dangerous, unpredictable and powerful man, threatening democracy across the globe.

Our governments need to protect us from him. Brazil’s being brave here, I hope they’re just the first.