

My problem with this, if I understand correctly, is I can usually do all of this faster without having to lead a LLM around by the nose and try to coerce it into being helpful.
That said, search engines do suck ass these days (thanks LLMs)
Just a geek, finding my way in the fediverse.


My problem with this, if I understand correctly, is I can usually do all of this faster without having to lead a LLM around by the nose and try to coerce it into being helpful.
That said, search engines do suck ass these days (thanks LLMs)


Without the payoff of the next generation of developers learning.
Management: “Treat it like a junior dev”
… So where are we going to get senior devs if we’re not training juniors?


Welcome to the future! … Or the past, not sure, but welcome.


Good for you Nvidia. I just switched from Nvidia to AMD during that minor price dip. Been wanting to for years but couldn’t afford it.
… Not going back : D


I’m not sure if “abcess” was intentional (“abscess”) or a typo (“absence”) but either way… it works.
It’s 25C here currently… So denial, I guess?


O! My apologies! I thought you were a farrier FOR centipedes.
I never considered that you were a centipede that was a farrier… Does that make me racist? Maybe.


If you know anyone who works in nursing or similar, you can some times get medical grade staplers (and other semi specialty things) for free when they “expire” and need to be thrown out.
I’ve still got two staplers in my medical kit that expired in 2010. I assume it’s the sterile rating that is no longer valid since it’s a stapler. Haven’t needed them yet…


Did you inherit the farrier tools? How often do you need to change the shoes on a centipede? I know the shoes are small, but there are a lot of them… Seems expensive depending on how many centipedes you have.
O, unless you’re a centipede farrier by trade and that’s how you make money. Seems like a potentially lucrative business since I’ve never met another centipede farrier.
(Also, nice work, that’s impressive)
As a tall thin person, I’ve always worn “Large” sized shirts (tshirts, button ups, jackets, etc). Over the last two years I noticed that the button up long sleeve shirts that I like have almost exactly the same overall length, sleeve length, and collar. The only obvious difference is that they’re much larger around in the stomach area.
About a year ago I picked up a size L insulated flannel shirt and thought “sleeves/length is perfect, this’ll do” and the person with me told me I had a carnival tent in the back that I probably wouldn’t have realized until later. So I picked up the M size, sleeves/length were the same, but still a lot of extra fabric around midsection. Picked up a S size… perfect.
That blew my mind a little bit that the overall length and sleeve length of the Small to Large were almost identical, they just tailored in a lot more fabric to account for big bellies. Makes me think that probably sucks for people who are not tall and wear a Small…


Last time I updated it was closer to 120GB but if you’re not sweating 100 GB then an extra 20 isn’t going to bother anyone these days.
Also, thanks for reminding me that I need to check my dates and update.
EDIT: you can also easily configure a SBC like a Raspberry Pi (or any of the clones) that will boot, set the Wi-Fi to access point mode, and serve kiwix as a website that anyone (on the local AP wifi network) can connect to and query… And it’ll run off a USB battery pack. I have one kicking around the house somewhere
Glad to see this comment on the chain. I haven’t tried it myself (yet) but I’ve got a friend that does and says it works great.
It’s on my list. Unfortunately, it’s a really long list.