I thought Ubuntu was the macOS of Linux and the Windows of Linux is Omarchy

Disappointed by the amount of upvotes though

If a scam can get through all that, then it can get through your little kiddy model.

I use FastMail which has a reputation for decent spam filtering, and spam messages still fall through. I also have AI agents process my emails and it correctly detects those messages as spam.

why is the best interface for it an llm?

Because you can talk to it like a person and it’s not bounded by a GUI’s features. Compared to humans they’re more readily available and you’re not risking your relationship if you need to ask something you wouldn’t want to ask a person

Why not just have a big red “scam warning” banner?

Because we already have those and they aren’t reliable enough

How do you define whether or not you should trust the AI in such a way that someone with cognitive impairment can apply it?

When in doubt ask a human when one becomes available

I’d recommend against having someone with cognitive health issues offload cognitive load to a machine that has demonstrated many times to be poor at it.

AI has improved tremendously though and outperforms old people with cognitive health issues by a large margin at this point, and that’s even with low-cost models

Michael Dell of Dell Technologies, Patrick Collison of Stripe, Tobi Lütke of Shopify, Jack Dorsey of Block, Matthew Prince of Cloudflare, Jason Fried of 37signals, Brendan Iribe of Sesame, and DHH himself each put in a million dollars to make it happen.

What the dell

I thought Chrome (and Vanadium on GrapheneOS) are usually preinstalled as system apps, does it have the same limitation?

Too high, my state has one of the shittiest education systems in the country and shitty bike infrastructure/public transit so I’m not even sure what they’re doing with the tax income

I thought that Flatpak breaks unprivileged user namespaces

I had to do some manual configuration to make the XDG portal filepicker work correctly in Niri, but after that I haven’t had any problems

Depends on your threat model IMO, but I wouldn’t use either of those services in particular

Unfortunately no, I tried using Nix on Droid and it’s super buggy and Android’s aggressive OOM killer and lack of systemd didn’t help, NixOS-AVF on Android Terminal is probably going to be my next shot, and hopefully the Linux support on Fairphone makes more progress

Fitting how the US part of the company does more survellance than the Chinese part

I will never in my life understand why people want flagship phones

It’s easier to compile Rust programs and emulate Wii games on phones with higher RAM/CPU/Storage

I’m mainly concerned about the old CPU being a lot slower at compiling larger projects than I realize or not being able to handle people’s latest JavaScript AI slop. If it can run stuff like Gentoo though then it should work.

Yeah that’s my biggest concern

My ideal laptop right now is the Framework 13 Pro which looks like a massive upgrade over their previous models but the configuration I want is like $2000 and it doesn’t ship until October anyways. There’s other configurations for $1000 or less refurbished then I could upgrade parts over time but I would end up replacing everything anyways. Repairing my Macbook M1 is also something I’m considering so I have an appointment tomorrow with the Apple store, but I’m guessing the entire logic board would have to be replaced which is expensive for a laptop that’s next on Apple’s axe list and is 3 generations older than the oldest laptops they sell, and while I like the laptop a lot the lack of repairability and official Linux support is really annoying as well, and I want a working laptop with a swappable SSD for security/business reasons anyways. Getting a cheap backup laptop that’s reliable is something I’ve been wanting for a while and would buy me more time to decide on a better laptop and find paid work.

Not sure. $200-300 is the range where I would almost certainly get one. If it’s more than that now then there’s other options I’d need to weigh.

For the M* series I haven’t noticed wifi/bluetooth issues but it’s an entirely different platform that requires a custom kernel and it has a different set of quirks. Overall the hardware is really nice aesthetically and the processing power is good, but you have to put up with Apple’s bullshit.

Framework sponsors a lot of open source projects, the Hyprland controversy is overplayed IMO and they aren’t really worse than mainstream brands

disconnect your landlord’s internet not yours