Yes, because there aren’t really going to be any more doctors that aren’t using AI. AI is widespread and unavoidable. It’s definitely unfortunate but it’s true.

I have literally seen walk-in doctors have ChatGPT on their screen, they are literally using it to look up symptoms too.

I give old . reddit a year or two before they remove it.

For real, I was always worried about my back instead because my high school math teacher said don’t mess with your back (or you’ll end up sleeping on the floor).

Managers would never fire themselves, though.

I’m at 9 years myself, I use Ubuntu on desktop, Mint on my home ThinkPad, Ubuntu on my work ThinkPad, and a mix of Debian/Proxmox and Ubuntu for my servers. I’m hoping to switch my desktop to Mint at some point.

Sounds like my blogs lol

Looks like we’re going to need a new decentralized platform.

Or just a platform without people, because people suck.

I’m a millennial too and tbh I’ve done the gen z stare, sometimes there are just things that dumbfound you.

Nobody is always going to have the answer to everything and be immediately quick on their feet at all times.

It’s a slippery slope, I can’t imagine organizations won’t want more and more control over the public.

Not yet, it doesn’t. We’ll see how far we go down this hole.

It’s the enshitification, along with everything else.

I feel like the only way we can do anything about this is for us to have more money than the companies pushing for these changes, which is obviously not going to be possible… I’m not sure what else can be done.

The problem is the laws getting passed, not with software that gives people a choice about whether to comply.

Is it going to give a choice, though? As more and more of these laws are passed, soon people will have no choice. Open-source software was supposed to be about freedom, and I see this as anything but that.

How is this a theory? This is literally what’s happening lol

Even if it’s not advertising itself pushing it, the rest of what was said is true.

Why do we gravitate toward those brands even when cheaper and more generic options exist that are perfectly on par?

To be fair, there are plenty of people who specifically avoid those brands because they are more expensive and they know they can save money with cheaper alternatives, or because they can’t afford the name brand.

With that said, there are some times where the name brand does actually provide a superior product.

If marketing majors could read, they’d be very upset.

I trust him less than I trust Temu ads.

This is true, but they’re also not wrong that fully-modular USB-C ports is an absolutely huge win. It’s one of the biggest things when it comes to laptops these days.

It was always about the money.

I feel like any kind of extremism is bad, I mean, it’s in the name unfortunately. Religious extremism is obviously no exception to that.