@DerekJohnsonSV@joebelfiore I concur. Voice recognition and natural language input to AI has gotten so good that I am actively using voice everywhere I can and letting my touch typing skills slide. Using voice with AI allows me far more expression of my spoken and sometimes unspoken outcomes.
@toybuilder Yes, exactly. Systems tend to grow in complexity until someone or something simplifies them, preserving most of the original benefits. Deepseek’s radical simplification and open-source transparency were natural, even inevitable, developments.
@toybuilder “Excel is the second best solution to everything” someone said to me years ago and I agree. Need a page layout solution that’s also a sortable/searchable database? Excel. Need a 2D todo list that can zoom from micro to multi year macro scales? Excel. Etc. etc etc
@trishankkarthik@fchollet Doesn't Microsoft Edge attempt to do this, at least incrementally, by reducing latency and improving the user experience through features like putting idle tabs to 'sleep,' which frees up memory for the overall performance of the PC system and enhances the user experience? T
@toybuilder@DIRECTV@GetSpectrum@ATT Have you considered Starlink options? We have 10mbps DSL in the country where my aunt lives so we’re considering it.
@wbuxtonofficial BMW, let’s give the iconic ‘nostrils’ a ‘job’ in the EV world? (cooling the batteries, motor controller, motor, etc, ???) Otherwise, if you like, let’s find BMW’s design language of the near future.
@toybuilder Belated, but I miss our lunches too. I’m in Sebastopol helping my aunt with her affairs after my uncle passed last November. Only been back to Pasadena once in May. Will likely be back again this fall. Have a cool (yeah right) summer.
@toybuilder In ~1986, A good friend of mine worked in Sunnyvale for a startup that hired college kids to manually enter the specifications of these sorts of parts into a giant database customers could search. Yeah, never saw them again.