I have it create things for me that I would otherwise never have. I wanted an app for dream tracking. They were either pay walled, didn’t have the features I wanted, or both. Ai created what I wanted in a weekend. That’s just one example. I’ve created many single use apps as well.

If I’m at a takeaway store I take a photo of the board and it makes me an interactive menu that totals the price of what everyone wants and let’s us browse without trying to see the board and get in people’s way.

I don’t expect anyone else to use these. I don’t expect anyone else to want to use them. Though they’re welcome to. But if I can have a thing create exactly what I want and use it why not?

“but what if it has a bug and you lose a year of journals”. Well it created me manual timestamped backups as well as automatic timestamped backups to oauth Dropbox in a dedicated folder without the app having access to the rest of my Dropbox. It could crash everything and I would have every single thing safe in 2 places up to the most recent entry. And they’re just text files. I could take them anywhere if AI disappeared and the app broke tomorrow. I could just continue writing in notepad in the worst case until I found something else. But the app looks nicer and does interesting things.

The alternative to this isn’t me learning to code and spending months creating them. The alternative is them never existing.

I had one, as with everything that is a touch screen, not being able to use it accurately without staring at it makes the reality of using it a lot worse than the idea. Not saying it isn’t a decent backup but I would never want it as my main remote.

Nah she was cleaning everything like crazy and the mother did not believe in germ theory.

It’s a valid worry but I think there will always be companies wanting to make cheaper models. You might have less choice of brand, but probably not no choice.

So who? The jury? The judge? The prosecutor? You would simply have no one attempt to give the death penalty in the case they could be wrong, which is almost always technically a possibility. Which is mostly just the same as not having it.

I feel like if you have it often your store has particularly bad machines or you’re accidentally doing something wrong. Granted there’s no tutorial and they have a lot of things that can trip them up, but I’m a daily shopper, sometimes twice daily because it’s in close walking distance to me, and I have to have someone come over maybe once a month, and even then it’ll usually be for approving something like a gift card or knife rather than an error.

Same in Australia regarding doubling down. They’re giving trolleys with an ipad thing on them you scan everything with, and increasing the exit area security so you cannot leave without the staff opening it if you didn’t buy anything, and AI based cameras all over the store and gates that judge whether it should open for you after buying things.

It’s a mix of awesome and horrible.

That album wasn’t their debut, they had singles and were touring prior to this including opening for Madonna. That album also had a million sales in around 12 week. I don’t think t’s that implausible.

What you’re asking makes no sense and doesn’t apply at all. I don’t work in a field that involves coding. The alternative to AI is the things I want simply not existing, because that would require me to use my free time to learn to code, which would cut into my other hobbies, which is my entire point.

It really depends what you’re making. I’ve used it to create a ton of incredibly specific to me Firefox add-ons that do exactly what I wanted them to. Same with small web apps, 5 minutes and I have exactly what I wanted on vercel.

Yes I could have leant how to do it, but I would rather spend that time learning things I actually want to learn like a second language and playing an instrument. And I wouldn’t think anything less of someone that uses llm to translate something so they can spend time coding. Not everyone needs to learn to do literally everything they ever want to use.

First thing to my mind. It’s near word for word with neuroplasticity bolted on.

Beach near me.

Or you fix it through such a convoluted process of randomly trying things that you can barely articulate the solution yourself.

Probably not since the actual thing they are likely referring to with that sentence is the 250ml Red Bull can.

Yeah that’ll happen when you name the colour after the fruit.

Or constrained rain.

You can see your entire steam purchase history which will include them.

I just wish they had “headphones”/audio out.

You didn’t follow what that means though. If 0% is the correct answer, a random guess has a 25% chance of hitting it. It loops.