To me, that also feels like the promise of AI. It makes writing *more* super easy. But I don't want quantity, I want clarity. Having to use an AI summary makes the point even clearer.

Your post is also a good reminder of why writing abstractions for code that _seems_ similar is often a bad long-term idea.

This is clearly what you click when you think you sent an email but it's stuck in your outbox!

Didn't they just steal all the tennis courts? That feels a bit more like Uber inventing Taxis.

I appreciate the thoughts here. While not explicit, it sounds like you're suggesting there is, or should be, a technical solution to this. I wonder if the reason that "the socials" devolve like this is because we search for a technical solution instead of treating this as a cultural problem.

CGI is the AI of the 90s.

Wow, glad you're alright! I hope you're able to make the trip soon!

I've been waiting for it, and built it for Fedora today. I'm quite impressed so far. The perf is great, and the integration with GTK is seamless. I hear it's great for Mac as well. Seems very customizable, though it's entirely config file based without GUI (for now).

Honestly, with the recent support for RCS on iPhones I find myself falling back to in-app sharing MUCH less frequently. For shared albums that auto update while on vacation or something, sure, but I think those still show up in albums.

You'd need to put the activity of the second launcher icon in its own separate process, right? That way it's a separate task than the other? developer.android.com/guide/topics...

How do you feel about deep fakes?

Disappointing

And here I was trying to envision what kind of cyberpunks are walking around SF these days! This makes way more sense! 😂