I'm making a second pot of coffee, trying to straddle the line between "Caffeine can increase anxiety" and self-medicating my scattered attention span today.
I think LLMs are basically the new generation of code templating engines, except that they are way more context aware and less fiddly to set up, at the cost of some present day output quality issues.
Now I want to try write a project layout generator driven entirely by LLMs and see if it would actually, like, work.
I have done my best to stay informed about $CONTENTIOUS_ISSUE. I read what I can about it, and hope I'm informed enough that my opinions about $CONTENTIOUS_ISSUE are similarly informed.
I've got good friends on both sides of $CONTENTIOUS_ISSUE who are -- for very good reasons! -- not objective about it. I don't think you need to be objective to have a valid opinion, either.
But, if I am not talking about $CONTENTIOUS_ISSUE very much... that's possibly part of why.
is exhaustive and damning and while I knew nearly all of it already, to see it in one coherent whole with citations and supporting evidence is amazing work. Much respect also to the people who fought to mitigate his damage.
Stallman needs to have gone, to go, and to be gone from this community.
(careful, too; the same URL but with .com appended is being used to link to a manifesto supporting #RMS)
What's a modern solution to βI have an #RSS feed that has content that is malformed, and I want to transform the content of the feed and subscribe to the fixed feed instead of the originalβ?
My inclination had been "yahoo pipesβ (RIP) and I saw pipes.digital, but I couldn't get that to work.
I'm happy to be #selfhosting this; in fact, I'd probably prefer it, but online solutions are acceptable too.
Chrome really has poisoned the well for me; every time it updates now, I wonder "what feature do I need to find and turn off in the hopes that Google won't be abusing my privacy in new, exciting, and misleadingly-named ways?β
No, Safari isn't an option, nor is Firefox; neither meets my usability bar. Don't recommend them to me.
No, Vivaldi and Edge and Arc arenβt, either, for the same reasons.
I've tried them.
(I am aware that my being part of a language-based tech community makes this seem hypocritical)
I am so, so tired of people introducing themselves in social situations with a catalog of technologies they love or hate.
YOU ARE NOT YOUR TOOLS
I'm looking for a group to watch the first hour or so of the #debate with in #seattle, up in Greenwood (I'm heading to a 7:30 trivia game but wanted to see how the winds were blowing for the first hour); I'd rather not watch alone, since wincing and heckling in a group is more fun. Anyone know a place that's showing it?
