I feel like there’s a lot of context here that I’m missing.

Interesting tip. I’m really fine with the way things are right now though, so no need to try to fix it. Thanks either way, I might even try it some day!

None of this would happen if people recognized that, at best, AI has the intelligence level of a child. It has a lot of knowledge (some of which is hallucinated, but that’s besides the point) but none of the responsibility that you’d hope an adult would have. It’s also not capable of learning from its own mistakes or being careful.

There’s a whole market for child safety stuff: corner foam, child-proof cabinet locks, power plug covers, etc… You want all of that in your system if you let the AI run loose.

yeah, sounds like a syncing issue

He said in the OP that his balance is fine. Lemmy’s design can sometimes make you not notice that the OP has text, so you might have missed it.

About balance, you might be interested in my comment as well. If you can’t find it: https://discuss.tchncs.de/comment/19894355

Off topic: is there an instance-agnostic way of linking to a post/comment?

I’m 1.78m tall (random online converter says 5’10") and have average sized feet for my height, maybe slightly on the small side but well within normal range. My shoe size is 40-44 depending on the shoe, the shoe I’m looking at right now says size 44 is US size 10.5.

I have awful balance. I trip and lose my balance constantly. Perhaps counterintuitively, it’s nearly impossible for me to fall because I’ve gotten so good at catching myself every time I lose my balance. I constantly trip over stuff or lose my balance for no apparent reason but my reflexes have gotten so good at correcting for it that it’s basically a normal part of my gait, lol. Many people have been “impressed” (or concerned) about how I trip and recover and pretend like nothing happened, because for me it really is a normal occurrence.

I know it’s not super relevant for your topic but I just thought it’s interesting to share. Anecdotally, it seems that foot size doesn’t have that much to do with balance based on you and me.

That picture tells you nothing since it’s obviously squished. You can easily tell by the shape of the head. I honestly don’t get why he posted it like that.

!crossview@lemmy.world

Seriously though how did they get it in the bottle?

Yup, me too.

Why is everyone looking for who to blame? That really doesn’t help us move forwards.

And IIRC, James Rolfe (the Angry Video Game Nerd) owns 3 of them.

Wait, really?

Captain Disillusion! Can’t not comment on your excellent choice in explainer video.

Sorry I can’t read that because that might be the most beautiful cat I’ve ever seen.

Happy birthday!

Just for the sake of anyone interested, OP recently made another post about looking too young (but not about relationships): https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/40800887

If nothing else, it might give more context.

But it’s not memory safe!!

(Upvoted you for making good, smart conversation :))

That cable looks great, and the stylized 60W is really nice. It’s still a stylistic choice that affects the aesthetics of the cable, and wouldn’t fit every design.

I can’t imagine fitting all of that text and still looking attractive:

USB4-G3 TBT4

40Gbps [10-20ns]

20V/5A

I’m clearly out of the loop, I need this one explained to me.

Do you mean printed on the outside metal bit of the connector? I can think of a few issues with that, but you’re right, it might be an option.

If you mean and other part of the cable, then it’s still going to ruin the aesthetic.

The potential issues:

• Durability of the printed text
• Legibility
• The process for printing on metal might be expensive? Would have to check. Cables are supposed to be inexpensive to produce.
• Nitpicky but: the text printed on the connector head might still ruin the aesthetics in promotional material.