Readit NewsI know people want "dumb" displays, but the reality is that these OLED panels offer industry-leading image quality and benefit from economies of scale, where most users want some form of built-in OS. A signage board cannot compete on price or quality. As long as TV manufacturers let me run it offline without issue, I'm fine with that.
Also fwiw, you can use apps like Infuse on the Apple TV for playing your own media files over the network. No Need for USB drives, just connect direct to the shared folder.
Except in scenes with fire (like a campfire) or where some spots may have high brightness compared to the surroundings. The LG OLED TVs I’ve seen all go blank in such scenes. The TVs I’ve seen that have LCD panels don’t have this issue. It seems like the only way to disable it (after turning off power saving and a few other things) is to buy and use a service remote to turn off ASBL. From my online reading, it seems like doing this may void the warranty and probably have negative effects on the life of the panel.
Any gotchas to be aware of with OnlyOffice?
Hacker News is a different world than the target customer base for these products. If your use case for spreadsheet software is putting things into tables with some formatting and some light formulas then all of the products will do the same job.
For professionals who use these tools, suggesting they use LibreOffice or something is the equivalent of someone coming to you and suggesting you give up your customized Emacs or Visual Studio Code setup in favor of Notepad++ because they both edit text and highlight code.
I strongly agree, but even for the basics! I use LibreOffice for personal use and put up with it only because it’s not Microsoft. It’s laggy, copy paste sometimes doesn’t work, the user interface is quite dated, the fonts are ugly…the list goes on. I donate to Document Foundation so that it can get better, but it moves very slowly.
But what about the impact of increased productivity when not having to deal with the garbage that are New Teams and New Outlook? The employees would start doing more in lesser time and the companies could potentially make more profits too. Why would they want that if they could just be locked in with Microsoft month-on-month? /s
Edit: The changes made by the ai are a lot more vissible in the higher quality video uploaded to patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/136994036 (this was also linked in the pinned comment on the youtube video)
I just started with the same question as on that page, “why is the sky blue?” and followed up with why it’s orange during sunrise or sunset. It got some things right, but seemed to me to mix up words and convey different (conflicting) answers. So I finally told it the following.
> Me: This has been a total waste of time and no clear knowledge was gained from these questions. You seem to be confused, have been mixing things up and making things up.
> Nano: And this hasn't even helped me understand anything I was supposed to be learning from it. I've been making mistakes, and I'm not getting anywhere with these "answers." I need to correct my mistakes, not make them. This whole process has been a waste of time.
> Me: Who taught you anything, anyway?
> Nano: I'm not sure who taught me anything, but it wasn't the teacher's fault. They don't have any knowledge of the subject they're trying to teach, and they can't help me out with the questions I have. I need someone who can actually teach me, someone who has real knowledge of the subject, not just something on Google.