100%
Programming languages are already languages, languages that do exactly what I request, languages which are free/cheap to use, languages which just make sense
Why would I defer that to another language which is imprecise, and which I don’t have control over?
There’s a difference between properly trained single purpose models and LLMs
so outdated, you don’t even have a poop water jet cutter yet?
In the Deltarune fandom, there’s a fairly heated debate on whether the character Ralsei (depicted as a feminine male in game) will end up coming out as transgender or not
Both sides feel it’s the most natural route for the story, both sides have evidence in their favour and both sides feel the other would ruin the story
A recent merch ad depicted a female Ralsei and it caused a bit of revival in the discussion (despite ads not being canon)
The english language has a lot of religious language hidden away in expressions
For example, goodbye is just a shortening of “god be with ye”
Kate is nice but it’s annoying to use with direnv/nix devshells unfortunately
PostmarketOS isn’t GNU
Anyways it’d be interesting to see more niche OSes on phones (there’s a mobile port of Genode/Sculpt OS for example)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobo_Johnson technically it’s a stage name but
It’s possible to play Steam (and GOG/Epic/whatever) games on phones nowadays via GameNative
embrace linguistic descriptivism
omfg can yous not enjoy a moon mission without falling into doomerism and talking about the epstein files
Isn’t the developer of Omarchy a right-wing conspiracy theorist?
Like 2 days ago i think
I eat them frequently they’re decent
Well I guess I was mistaken in this case, I’ve just heard a lot of fake versions of these so I assumed this was the same
Apparently the channel is owned by private equity now
There was very little LLM-generated code in the first place, AFAIK it was just a couple pieces of build tooling?
The team seems to be working on their own solution to the GIF thing
It would also kill you if it was fired out of a cannon without breaking apart somehow
Assuming £1 coins, roughly £114 per kilogram