Crazy that from Discovery premiering in 2017 we got another decade of Trek on TV. ENT-DIS felt like ages had passed, even with the Kelvinverse films but this era flew by.

No grandkids?

Thanks!

Dang I’m over here still waiting for actual AI to show up. This must me some of that 5D stuff we’ve heard about.

That’s what I do too, I would love to sync ES-DE’s favorites to Steam.

I know a part of me wonders if a two seat with flat bed pickup was significantly cheaper than a four seat car with trunk.

What would my friend need to do at their end?

It was just a theory, I noticed vibe coding tends to produce pretty UI that doesn’t always have consistent functionality. I removed it

Idk what to tell you but it’s never worked 🤷, the button is there visually but nothing happens when pressed. I check in every few months and try again so I’ll try again with this update.

How is everyone backing up Immich off site without breaking the bank? I have ~4tb of photos and videos going back years.

I really like the idea of an “add to steam” button for quick access but I couldn’t get it to work in Bazzite. Still might check it out again after this update.

EDIT: removed a question of vibe coding so as not to offend anyone

Hopefully this will finally quiet all the people who have been loudly predicting the announcement of an Admiral Archer show lately (it won’t)

The range is shorter than a Tesla but the price is about a third so it’s not so bad when you factor that in. I wish Slate success I really like their approach to the automobile, they remind me of Framework computer on wheels.

Also solar is more decentralized by it’s nature so you don’t need to deploy all the infrastructure normally expected. A village doesn’t need to be connected to a larger grid to receive power during the daytime. Heck, a lot of individual homes can manage if the owners can afford panels and batteries.

I didn’t either until I came across this episode!

Nemesis is a great example of a “classic” Star Trek episode. You don’t see it mentioned very often but I think it’s a great episode for someone looking to get a feel for the overall vibe of the franchise.

LLM code is not workable for widespread adoption, but for individual use cases it can do a lot of interesting things!

What’s the best deal? A direct flight redeye? Or a daytime ticket with two layovers for $20 less? A $100 cheaper flight that gets in the night before to a city where hotels average $200?

And if you’re thinking the LLM could just produce some options that might work before letting the user decide, well, that is what Google Flights already does.

This 100%. UX/UI designers make tons of money for a good reason. They have to be experts in how computers approach a problem and how (non techie) humans approach a problem and basically translate between the two. The number of people with both of those skillsets is exceptionally small.