So when they get stuck somewhere it means the operator took a bathroom break?

Because politicians decided on ideological principles and not technical ones.

If you use AI to bypass the hard parts of learning, you're opting out of acquiring the very expertise required to supervise it.

Remember skipping the hard problems or checking the answer key too early? Those shortcuts leave permanent holes in your foundation. Contrast that with the "sting" of an exercise that pushed you to your limit, but you finally got right; that struggle is the reinforcement that makes learning stick.

These tools creates a massive temtpation to skip the struggle, but without that cognitive friction, you aren't just stalling; you're building a knowledge debt that compounds daily.

Skill acquisition as any learning, is a compounding process.

If the administrator refuses, the licence generally ends and the licensee loses the rights to use the software.

www.taylorwessing.com/en/interface...

If the licensor (the company that sold or granted the licence) becomes insolvent, the administrator has a statutory right to decide whether to continue the licensing contract or to refuse performance.

Reminds me of all those teachers who hate teaching 😂

The entry tax for generative into real CAD is really hard. You most likely need the entire foundation of what Autodesk offers to verify that a design is correct and working.

The original still looks sleek after all those years, but I could never find a proper 3d recreation.

Enjoy your freedom :)

Streamed something to twitch. Seems to go well.

I’ll try and let you know.

My plan is to play some live gigs next year, and carrying several instruments isn’t ideal. Next, I want to pair it with an Apple Mac mini and see how far this setup can go for controlling Logic Pro, Gig Performer, and my VSTs.

With optimized or balanced mode the battery can hold itself well enough, but having the full power of Linux in a mobile environment really makes it feel like a real “cyberdeck”.

That is exactly why it is so striking that with them it feels like product, engineers and leadership teams all speak the same language.