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2y ago
Current gen of "AI" companies aren't that interested in such trivial things!
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2y ago
Yeah, you can still live in that era thankfully :)
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3y ago
So org-mode for vim I think? I expect that's nice if you don't like emacs for some strange reason :D (and indeed object to setting up evil mode). My curiosity is dampened by it not really explaining on the wiki very well and tryin
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3y ago
This is the part I actually want from an LLM, I write the code and it spots the problems. A mega linter. Unfortunately it's not very good at this yet.
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3y ago
What as in something you should know not to do pretty quickly?
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3y ago
From a distance: So i TUNES isn't the music app? Seems confusing :)
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3y ago
Surprise! As soon as you aren't thinking about your code and not understanding it...
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3y ago
On seeing the link test I automatically amended it to > ChatGPT "knows" things that Google doesn't reading through it seems like that was probably correct. That said OpenAI could have fed it a book that's not on the i
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3y ago
Presumably soon "the CEO" will just be GPT6 in a trenchcoat anyway.
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3y ago
As marked by another model.. So as long as the machines think it's true, it's true :)
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3y ago
I had no idea the site had groups!
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3y ago
...but you should probably use netcat instead.
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3y ago
the editor muscle memory thing is always the thing for me.. Even changing keyboard and not the key layout causes me issues.
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3y ago
> It is not pronounced like the plural of pig. I've got news for you buddy :)
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3y ago
Ibroadcast is amazing!
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4y ago
We are all struck with the novelty of generative AI, it needs time to settle. People will throw the universe at the wall and see what really sticks. To my mind generative AI is great at finding needles in the haystack of stuff we already kn
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4y ago
For a while a lot of distros started suppressing the Unix clipboard. Not sure if that's still a thing, but drove me crazy because it's just muscle memory for me now.
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4y ago
See also: use common::sense Which is also quite nice, giving slightly more opinionated defaults.
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Small tool to extract NDJSON from large JSON array files
(github.com)
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4y ago
I'd generally prefer a machine that copes with whatever it finds rather than keeping state, which is a recipe for trouble. I've booted an old disk on a different hardware and have it be fine. I've also seen windows folk chang
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4y ago
As a dedicated org-roam user: Interesting to read Prot's analysis of this crowded space. I must give this a spin some time.
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4y ago
"they".. Really on the fediverse it's very much on an instance by instance basis. really it's like saying that email is a haven for some group or other. Don't shoot the protocol!
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4y ago
The promise of all the overblown claims made for it? I don't think anything could fulfil that! I'm sure there are some useful applications for blockchain tech, but it's not a fundamental base for a new generation of the inter
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4y ago
I assume this is nice if you have a strong benefit from not going into the cgo black box. No real surprise that auto-transpiled code isn't optimal.
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4y ago
There are good reasons to avoid C dependencies in go though. Because it's essentially a big black box to the runtime and so you loose some benefit when you go there (no pun intended).
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4y ago
1 desktop, 1 server, 3 laptops (one belongs to my employer, one is old), 3 raspberry pis, 4 games consoles, 1 chromecast.
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4y ago
Sounds like a feature, not a bug.
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4y ago
I used to think "surely this is just fancy find and replace". But actually it's more like defining a keyboard macro. It's very powerful and quicker and easier than a macro for a lot of tasks.
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4y ago
Definitely. Go and Rust both have strengths and weaknesses. And I think they both have a love/hate dynamic because they make pretty strong choices in their own ways, and so people react strongly in response. Personally I'm a fan o
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4y ago
You can, I do. It's really no problem. You do have to make a bit of effort to setup DKIM, SPF etc. But really it's not too difficult.
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