Google AI Mode shows the same products 21.6% more expensive than traditional search [Data Study] | Productrisehttps://productrise.app/blog/google-ai-mode-prefers-more-expensive-products
wow how surprising ...
wow how surprising ...
Je pensais passer à Quad9 comme il ne bloque pas les trackers et pubs, grâce à sebsauvage je me suis dirigé vers https://dnsforge.de
Je viens de voir la nouvelle version d'Audacity et wow niveau UI quelle amélioration ! Je ne l'ai utilisé que peu de fois dans ma vie, mais niveau UI/UX il y avait du travail donc ça fait plaisir de voir tout le chemin parcouru.
Un format de vidéo super intéressant pour découvrir plus en détails le processus d’écriture d’un livre.
J’ai beaucoup apprécié le focus sur le chemin et non seulement la destination.
""For humans, the capacity to say, 'I don't know,' is very important because it represents the recognition of the limits of our own knowledge," said Valerio Capraro, associate professor at the University of Milano-Bicocca"
"The title of their paper reveals their findings: "AI advice suppresses people’s willingness to say 'I don’t know', even when the advice is wrong and accuracy is incentivized.""
Super utile pour les gens qui font de la domotique et qui veulent ajouter un appareil. Merci la communauté Home Assistant. Trouvé via https://l.camilleroux.com/veille-kA7
I don't have use right now for LateX or Typst but this blogpost is an interesting feedback on using Typst to generate PDFs at scale
Super interesting to read about the entire Pandoc story that made the tool we know today
Pour aller plus loin, les webradios. Je suis notamment très fan de Radio Rudina, Fridget Spinner, NTS, ...
Une sélection de newsletters musicales à découvrir grâce à TSUGI, et internationales en plus
"to recover a healthier digital culture, we must reimagine the internet not as an omnipresent miasma of distraction and surveillance but as a place we choose to enter—and leave—on human terms."
"Journalists must help people and policymakers understand technology. This means avoiding AI industry jargon that lets those in power control the narrative and avoid scrutiny."
"The Luddites understood that mechanization wasn’t just an economic shift; it was a political one."
"When human inquiry and creativity are offloaded to anthropomorphic AI bots, there is a risk of devaluing critical thinking while promoting cognitive offloading. If we turn the intellectual development of the next generation over to opaque, probabilistic engines trained on a slurry of scraped content, with little transparency and even less accountability, we are not enhancing education; we are commodifying it, corporatizing it, and replacing pedagogy with productivity."
What a family story
Les GAFAMs sont horribles mais ce créateur du Nord de la France y amène beaucoup d'humanité. Je vous conseille tout son compte Insta et sa chaîne Youtube
Permacomputing, Ascetic Computing, ... so many cool movements going back to simplicity in a never ending enshittified software world
AI Psychosis is scary, and this excellent investigation from the 404 team shows it really well ...
Even if some people like to make you think it's impossible, it's possible to leave Big Tech, even if it's won't be easy, like this testimonial shows
I am looking forward to when the bubble pops, even if I am using AI and feel bad about it
I am definitely having a similar experience as Nicolas