Is there a reason you’d want this? Its kinda neat but I’m not sure I see why you’d use it

A person just replied to me to say they bought them and shared some thoughts, it sounds like they’re very happy with them, thought I’d let you know since you won’t get a notification for that message :)

I’d look at reviews, maybe see if Americas test kitchen has done a guide

Anything decent should hold up long term, I think you’ve just found some crappy ice cube trays

https://a.co/d/7dG2vHu

This one seems like the style you’re talking about and has better reviews than just about anything else I see on amazon. How much you trust those reviews is up in the air, but it does look like a fairly foolproof, classic style of icemaker as long as it’s not flimsy, and the reviews don’t seem to suggest that’s an issue 🤷‍♂️

Proprietary software has its own version of that problem where companies are informed of a vulnerability by researchers and then just don’t bother to fix it until the researchers are forced to publish it 😅

I’d guess the number of competent eyes on large foss projects used by companies is probably higher than more consumer focused stuff like Nextcloud (does Nextcloud position itself as a corporate tool? Maybe it does and I’m just not aware of it…) but I’m not the most knowledgable on this subject so I could certainly be mistaken

Edit: I’m dumb and still mostly asleep, just saw its literally a nextcloud article lol

Yeah I think by “source” they just mean they’re just giving credit to the bsky post they got the graph from, the data seems to be from a green energy transition thinktank. No idea if you’d put more stock in ember-energy.org/, so make of that what you will 🤷‍♂️

From the website:

Data into action

Open data and intelligent policy analysis to unlock a clean, electrified energy future

From what I’ve heard (and it agrees with my anecdotal experience):

One of the things that takes the most strain when you skip sleep is your heart. Sleep is one of the times when your heart muscles get to rest a bit more, so it can struggle to pump blood when you don’t rest

Along those lines, drinking plenty of water and staying hydrated can help make your blood consistency a little thinner and easier to pump.

I’d also consider trying to eat foods that aren’t too high in fat, and don’t have too high of a glycemic index. Lots of fat all at once can make you feel heavy and tired, exacerbating tiredness, and foods high in glycemic index that contain more simple sugars and less fiber will spike your blood sugar, resulting in a crash that I would also expect to exacerbate tiredness.

The last thing I’d add is to keep in mind that people are extremely bad at assessing how much their sleep deprivation is affecting them. Studies have shown that people are genuinely dogshit at it, and will consistently think they’re performing about average while producing horrible results in cognitive tests. Remember that even if you feel like you’re doing fine in terms of ability to think, objectively you aren’t and are operating at a significantly diminished capacity, and you just can’t tell.

Tldr, stay hydrated, eat foods without a ton of fat and that are lower glycemic index, and remember that your brain is really dumb when you don’t sleep, even though it often won’t feel like it

Yeah, I think accessibility is one of the few potentially actually valuable use cases for generative AI.

If you can generate alt text completely locally in a private open source way that’d be pretty cool. It’d be nice if it funtioned as a extension that only does anything when you intentionally call it, at least by default. Maybe mapped to a keyboard shortcut, but I don’t know enough about what visually impaired users need to have a meaningful perspective on how the user experience should be implemented.

But I’ve yet to see any companies talk about how that’s what they’re gonna use AI for. To me, AI has hypothetical usefulness specifically for tasks that are really important but that in practice no one actually puts resources into, or has any resource to put into.

I also kinda wonder if local-only AI moderation tools could also make it a lot easier for fediverse mods to cover a lot of ground, or could abstract really disturbing content to reduce the mental load of moderating out the worst content folks post on the internet.

But no one is interested in AI tech so they can build useful things, theyre interested in it because they can steal peoples intellectual labor and build products without having to pay the people who would produce that intellectual labor.

Yeah, translation is the only thing here I have any desire at all to use

Thats super cool!

Thanks!

Thanks :)

Looks nice! What launcher are you using?

Is it rocky or alma linux that people think is better? I don’t have any need for either but I can never remember which is which 😅

Thank you very much for the context, that makes a lot of sense and I’m glad this info can be part of the discussion here :)

I don’t think that’s entirely unreasonable, I’m curious to see how those will compare too!

I agree, but I’m glad they did it anyway.

Sorry if this has already been posted, this video is from a couple weeks ago, but I just saw it in my recommendations and thought folks might enjoy the win for Linux :)

That’s unfortunate to hear, I haven’t really used loops at all but I hope they can figure it out to a point of adequacy

Yeah, if it wants to actually compete with YouTube it would have to have monetization. I’ve talked about that on Lemmy before, I agree.

But at least with a good algorithm it could be like old youtube where folks can speak to the world and share things in video format

I also feel like the algorithm is kinda brutal. Even if there’s good stuff I’m not sure I’d ever really find it