I don’t honestly believe that AI can save me time as a developer. I’ve tried several AI agents and every single one cost me time. I had to hold its hand while it fumbled around the code base, then fix whatever it eventually broke.

I’d imagine companies using AI will need to hire more developers to undo all the damage the AI does to their code base.

Surprise surprise, the guy who did the crime and didn’t have to do the time did more crimes.

Facebook marketplace: 1 piss soaked bed. Free.

A hosting provider is a business. If your dad is a business and you are buying hosting services from him, then yes, he is a hosting provider and you are not self hosting. But that’s not what you’re doing. You’re hosting on your own hardware on your family’s internet. That’s self hosting.

When you host on Hetzner, you’re hosting on their hardware using their internet. That’s not self hosting. It’s similar, cause like you said, you have to do a lot of the same administration work, but it’s not self hosting.

Where it gets a little murky is rack space providers. Then you’re hosting on your own hardware, but it’s not your own internet, and there’s staff there to help you… kinda iffy whether you’re self hosting, but I’d say yeah, since you own the hardware.

Their dad is not a hosting provider. I mean, maybe he is, but that would be really weird.

Your parents’ house isn’t the cloud, so yeah, it’s self hosted. The “tipping point” is whether you’re using a hosting provider.

Your stuff is still in the cloud, so I would say no. It’s better than using the big tech products, but I wouldn’t say it’s fully “self hosted”. Not that that really makes much of a difference. You’re still pretty much in control of everything, so you should be fine.

“The United [sic] States.”

I live in San Diego but the S is silent. The D is loud though.

Yeah but then the billionaires wouldn’t get to buy countries.

Grandpa showing love in his own way.

Sorry, I can’t get into my truck bed without my phone.

Oh, I drove through a puddle earlier.

$100,000, why do you ask?

Yeah, that’s about as surprising as sand at the beach.

If we’re gonna start imprisoning CEOs just for committing crimes against their employees, we’re not gonna have many CEOs left to do all that important crime committing that they do.

There are two types of color E-ink displays:

One that uses a color filter on top of a regular black and white particle display, like in their Kaleido screens. This has a faster refresh rate like black and white displays, but the colors are muted and the screen’s “pure white” is much more gray than other displays.

One that uses four colored particles, cyan, magenta, yellow, and reflective white, like in their Gallery screens. This has a much slower refresh rate, but the colors are vivid and the screen’s “pure white” is just as good as a non-color screen.

There are also color transflective LCD screens from other companies that are sometimes marketed as “e-paper” or “paper like” that are fairly uninteresting.

And there are just straight up backlit LCD screens marketed as “e-paper” or “paper like” that are just not. XPPen just made one. I personally think this should be considered false advertising.

Omg, I love the extra fingers on the AI character. xD

“Stuck”

Imagine being stuck using something that works for 30 years.

Yeah, I think everyone has. Unless they are astoundingly arrogant.

It’s still a cupcake because it’s cake and not muffin. Cake is a sweeter and fluffier kind of bread because it has more sugar and fat, whereas muffins are basically just dense bread.

No. A cupcake is defined by being a cake in a cup. Muffins aren’t cakes.