This is how I use LLMs right now, and there have been a few times it’s been genuinely helpful. Mind you, most of the time it’s been helpful, it’s because it hallucinates some nonsense that gets me in the right direction, but that’s still at least a little better than the duck.

Have you tried clearing data for Android Auto on both your phone and car, as well as removing your phones Bluetooth profile from your car?

You can also use winget to install it, if you’re into package managers

winget install --id=dotPDNLLC.paintdotnet -e

That way you can still get semi-automatic updates

Holy crap, that almost double what I pay for a gigabit connection 🫠

I haven’t tried this Switch port, but the new engine that launched with this update really improved the frame rate, especially at the end of a run. I went from barely double digit fps to a mostly steady 60 on my Steam Deck.

an old cartoon called The Boondocks

I agree 1,000%. I have been remote for the last five-ish years; I can count the amount of times I’ve actually needed to go into an office on one hand. At home I have: a giant ultrawide monitor; a quiet, private, office; gigabit internet; dog. How would I be more productive commuting to an office to listen to sales people banging gongs and ringing bells all day while I work in a cubicle on a single 19" monitor? All my teammates are in other cities and states, my code is checked into GitHub and mostly deployed to IaaS - and even our “on-prem” infrastructure is in another state.

It’s amazing that, after nearly a decade of development, WearOS watches still barely eek out a day of use - and that’s only if you don’t use most of the advertised features. God forbid you use sleep tracking and track a workout in the same day, because you’ll be charging 2-3 times that day.

Yeah, I’d rather have a healthy backlog of triaged bugs than the alternative. Which is just having no clue what bugs are in your code because absolutely no software ships bug free.

There was a rumor that Nintendo was developing a Switch Pro that was intended to release in 2020, but due to the chip shortage they had to scrap the chipset upgrade and that became the Switch OLED. I love my Steam Deck but I’m pretty sure this has been in the works for a while.