• rottingleaf@lemmy.world
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      20 hours ago

      Evolving backwards would be returning to ergonomic UIs with clear HIG being followed, having a scriptable variant for every class of applications, and any piece of software, OS UI included, not acting as an advert. Contrasts and colors and bright pictures are not what I need to see while working. It’s as if your screwdriver was built in the form of an alien fish dildo, and had a chain of ringing bells. Why is this bullshit considered normal and usual with computer interfaces, I dunno.

      And a company’s website is its interface to the world, for the user. Not its advert. They’ve already seen the advert or don’t need it if they are on that website! They want to actually use it.

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        23 hours ago

        He admitted that he had to use AI a little bit after a somewhat broken finger.

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          13 hours ago

          Doubt. If I can type with one hand while chatting with those hot women in my area, this guy can type with nine fingers.

        • TimLovesTech (AuDHD)(he/him)@badatbeing.social
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          21 hours ago

          What? He kinda broke a finger and then suddenly needed to use AI? His one bad finger prevented him using the other 9? He couldn’t speech-to-text it?

          Or did AI break his finger to get him to make the video?!

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              17 hours ago

              I’m not clicking on what looks like an AI slop YouTube video just to find out why a guy making a video about AI needed to use AI to make the video. Beyond seeing clippy for nostalgia, seeing that it’s likely a video about MS I care even less.

              If you actually thought it was a video of value, you could have written (or just copy/pasta) a description of the video and why it might be of interest.