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I am using github though.

Keep in mind that if I actually try to look at github, my smoothbrain glazes over. I've only checked what's available through my package manager. I probably should have included that in the previous comment.

does it? because I've looked and have only been able to find things that will tell me the status of my repository but not actually let me simply click a button to commit and push.

been on Linux mint for a year now and the only time i use the terminal is to git push to update my website. so far, nothing else I've been doing has needed the terminal.

practical effects baby!

I bet you're right, but the fact that I never see it is a feature worth paying for, especially for a smooth-brain like myself.

It's a sad time when the onion cannot compete with actual real news.

The solution is to provide housing, and whatever else help they need.

but then people who struggled to own a home would throw a fit about it, without connecting the dots on how they too were screwed over. They should receive help too.

Tax the rich, and there will be more than plenty resources to do this.

Empathy is a skill.

I would prefer to run my ais locally, but my brain glazes over if I see github. I found a a program called "gpt4all", but it's very limited in what models it can run, and what I could get just wasn't as good for my use case as openai's 4o model. Also, being able to generate images in the same conversation as text work is a feature that I'm fairly certain no other ai model can do (yet).

I pick my battles.

If I took a hard stance of not engaging with any business that did things I morally object to, I'd be forced to be a self-sufficient hermit in the woods.

once again, i am at odds with lemmy's definition of "liberal".

it's easier if there's plausible deniability.