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> As a positive note, the default text editor Notepad is nice and lightweight, a good piece of software.
Unfortunately, they screwed it up with Windows 11. And apparently they are doubling down on this.
[1] https://sebastiano.tronto.net/blog/2023-01-28-windows-deskto...
They should also convert it to Electron.
At this point I wouldn't even bat an eye if someone tried to sell me an AI toilet that uses an image recognition model to analyze my bowel movements.
At this point I wouldn't even bat an eye if someone tried to sell me an AI toilet that uses an image recognition model to analyze my bowel movements.
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There’s probably a way to turn it off but I hate how it auto opens the last file now.
The addition of tabs to Notepad has made me stop using it entirely. My entire workflow around it was having separate windows for each document that I could move and close freely. Having an all-in-one-place Notepad filled with the ghosts of API tokens past is precisely the opposite of what I needed.
At this point I wouldn't even bat an eye if someone tried to sell me an AI toilet that uses an image recognition model to analyze my bowel movements.
Is it safe to say we've crested the peak of the Gartner Hype Cycle for AI? I've seen several essays/posts describing "AI Fatigue" recently.