I see this less of an issue than the overall lack of public restrooms outside of the major subway stations in Japan in general.

The vast majority of comments here are painfully unaware of Japanese societal norms and I can guarantee that these won’t be vandalized with exception to maybe the most alt cultured youth areas such as Amerikamura.

Especially given the amount of money they’ve raised. Insane that at this point they didn’t have a system to automatically archive any sources automatically

I wouldn’t even strictly say it’s being enhanced. My employer cut 5% under the pretext of AI efficiencies. Those efficiencies being forcing adjacent teams to absorb the responsibilities of the laid off teams and then pointing us to leverage “AI” to overcome the increased workload.

End result is unqualified and overworked individuals are telling enterprise customers effectively AI slop and customers getting increasingly frustrated. Sure the volume of output has been increased, but the quality has taken massive nosedive which customers are noticing. This has directly led to an increase in churn in Saas.

So the corporate solution to that? Force those same already overworked individuals to start tracking churn/sales risks when they are being presented to customers as their “service advisor”.

>sees GOG mentioned in title

>Furiously rush to the comments, "gib linux client"

Classic.

I’m chronically bad at not marking emails as read and suffer the same bloat. For handing emails security codes and shipping notifications,I use Proton mails Sieve filters.

Specifically I make it where these type of emails automatically get deleted after 7-30 days based on subject

I have great success with local LLM in some of my workflows and automation.

I use it for my line completion and basic functions/asks while developing that I dont want to waste tokens on.

I also use it in automation. I run my own media server with a few dozen people with an automated request system “jellyseerr” that adds content. I have automation that leverages local LLM to look at recent media requests and automatically requests content that is similar to it.

It’s also no different than a RuneScape membership in the 2000s, or hell, Roblox Builder Club almost 20 years ago.

Both of those brought me an immense amount of joy and connection to others that I would never otherwise had gotten to experience living in an isolating rural area.

Zoom out past a week? 5-10% swings are not uncommon.

NFS is still the standard. Were slowly seeing better adoption of VFS for things like hypervisors.

Otherwise something like SFTPgo or Copyparty if you want a solution that supports pretty much every protocol.