Looked up some suggested uses as first projects and they sound so boring and useless. Smart home stuff, no thanks. Manage personal finances and budgets, don’t need tools for that let alone AI powered ones. Email, I don’t want to use email in the first place.

Using AI to complete bullshit work tasks that shouldn’t exist in the first place. Yep, I know that feeling very well.

Had loads in my last job. I could spend a few hours and struggle to fill in a few sentences for this bullshit form HR keep sending us, or I could ask ChatGPT to write the most obviously generic corpospeak crap that for some reason people like and are even impressed when I say that I used AI for it.

What do they use them for? I have played with it a little out of curiosity, even got an LLM running on my phone until it got stuck in an endless loop spewing nonsense. Not touched agents yet.

I haven’t really found much use for LLMs yet beyond rewording or summarising text and even that is rarely worth the effort of loading it up.

Would it be safe in a VM, or are there ways they can break out too

If its public domain couldn’t anyone else with a copy make it freely available

Lol, what a loser.

Its always the cheap veg I see sold out first. Just goes to show that at least out of Aldi customers, most people don’t care about veg looking perfect if it is going to cost more.

Oats, enough water to form a dough. Maybe some salt.

Tempted to try using an oat sourdough starter though.

At this point I’ll gladly bake oat bannocks over the burning ruins of the US economy to survive.

Yep, we do this in the UK. It works pretty well.

Seems to work pretty well here in the UK. Shops reduce stuff near the end of its self life to reduce how much is wasted.

You can wait if you want it cheaper, but you are getting lower quality food near the end of its self life. Not everyone wants that. It works really well, though more could still be done to reduce waste.

I have heard of mystery boxes of end of life products being done before, love the idea but haven’t seen it implemented locally and they don’t normally keep it up for long. Shame really. Could make for a good stew, just throw all the things in.

The correct solution is to log it and adjust purchasing quantities based on the data. Allow giving it away, but log it as if it was wasted.

In the UK I have seen quite a few shops will just heavily discount it in that case.

Aldi sells wonky carrots. Costs fuck all and you get a huge amount. Oh no the carrot has a slight bend in it. Buy them at £0.53 per kg. It shows that a lot of people really don’t care about their veg looking pristine. The idea that produce must be perfect to sell is a lie.

Yeah quite a few people do that here, no interest in touching it myself. There is a huge supply of second hand phones though.

Probably just defeating reduced sales. Its not for you, it is to benefit them.

I’ll absolutely never touch that shit, but I am kinda curious what the pricing will look like.

How long does it take for buying to be cheaper than renting. How long before you are expected to get a new one - this is actually quite a big one, could it encourage more buying new laptops and so also improve the second hand market? Better and cheaper second hand laptops could be sweet.

It doesn’t really matter if its a crime or not. No one is enforcing it.

Should show high/low tides… Here we have a few islands at high tides and you can walk to them at low tide.

Agreed. But getting to take the violent option is cathartic. Punched a guy in the face at school following a sexual assault. The trouble I got into was worth it.

What a low fucking bar that is…