FWIW, Alaska and Hawaii are both key strategic locations for the US military which is why they are currently under US control.

I've been using GIMP for over a decade. It's slowly starting to become one of the leading sources of frustration in my computing life. The more I learn about it the less it makes any sense.

Not trying to be negative here. Just saying that a modernization is much needed and I'm really excited for this.

Just stop wasting time/money on Claude. If you already know what you're doing, use a super cheap model like DeepSeek Flash with thinking off to generate the code you want.

There is absolutely no reason (IMO) that a skilled SWE should ever need a model like Opus.

Considering we don't have 24th century fire tech yet I'm guessing this is about Star Trek.

Very familiar with BOC but I have no idea what you mean here. Can you explain this?

Yeah I've always preferred Vim

Isn't that the literal situation for the actor in that case?

Replicat here,

Leaving a comment on this cross-post in case anyone wants my attention.

Best native Linux DAWS if you want to try:

• Bitwig - Like Ableton but better (paid, proprietary)
• Renoise - Tracker focused (paid, proprietary)
• Reaper - Clunky but very capable (cheap, proprietary)
• LLMS - Very simple daw (free, libre)
• Ardour - Full featured but rough around the edges (free, libre)
• Bespoke - Modular workflow, supports VSTs (free, libre)
• VCV Rack - Modular workflow, VCV modules only (free, libre)

All the paid daws have free demos.

FWIW I also release all my plugins with native Linux builds: https://replicataudio.com/

Got some cool new stuff coming out soon. HMU on discord and I will give you free copies (applies to anyone reading this comment).

I'll admit that I overlooked that but a single user is going to be weighted VERY low. Especially if their data looks like an outlier.

Seems pretty unlikely to me that you could really influence the model in a meaningful way like that.

Better off focusing on public/authoritative data that will get weighted a lot heavier.

Yeah.. Normies for sure don't use the term "LLM". I don't think it would scare them though. They're used to being confused 💀

When I see "AI" I think "tech bro hype" whereas "LLM" makes me think the developer is more likely to have a realistic view of the technology.

I guess this depends a lot on your target demo. But but even just cutting down on usage of the exact term "AI" would help I think. Basically anything is better.

This is hilarious