@[email protected] || @[email protected]

[Roman @roman01la]

finally a code review that I deserve

[Rik Ende @RikEnde]

@magicianbrain In sci-fi, the AI weakness that always gave humanity an edge was that humans had creativity, the ability to improvise while the AI could never do more than cold hard logic. Now it seems that creativity and improvisation can be simulated, while it's still bad at cold hard logic

[cts🌸 @gf_256]

3/ https://t.co/Zy59Go1xjm

[ostwilkens @ostwilkens]

✅ Fully automated solving & submission for #AdventOfCode using #OpenAI text-davinci-003
Can't wait to see how it handles day 2! 🫣

[ostwilkens @ostwilkens]

The beautiful simplicity of python.

Distilling incredibly complex systems into single function calls.

This is the main loop of a conversational voice AI.

[Brendan Dolan-Gavitt @moyix]

ChatGPT exploits a buffer overflow 😳

[@[email protected] || @[email protected] @_ahungry]

@lambduhh fosstodon for more FOSS, https://t.co/3JQbGzjj5O for general stuff - the mastodon sign up process is daunting at first, but quite easy, and you can even sign up multiple accounts if desired (why I have 2 now - some redundancy)

[moved to @[email protected] @OroWith2Os]

Friendly reminder that Twitter is going to shit and there are plenty of cool Mastodon instances you can find over here: https://t.co/akM5qQ0J4g

[Janet A. Carr @janetacarr]

#clojure

[Washington State Dept. of Natural Resources @waDNR]

Update: The Twitter wildfire is at 44 billion acres and 0% contained.

[moved to @[email protected] @OroWith2Os]

TIL Mastodon provides an RSS feed for each user. Neat, especially since I'm now falling into the RSS rabbit hole.

[nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft]

FYI, Twitter DMs are not end-to-end encrypted either, Twitter itself has access to them. You have to be careful with this kind of stuff.

[@[email protected] || @[email protected] @_ahungry]

May as well bake in some redundancy from the get-go:

@[email protected] || @[email protected]

Either one will work - need more tooling to automate the replication/redundancy #masstodon #foss

[@[email protected] || @[email protected] @_ahungry]

@vamchale Is there an issue with it? a lot of servers are over capacity but thats a resource issue. Also dont shame GNU - theyve done a lot of good

[@[email protected] || @[email protected] @_ahungry]

Ill prolly still be around here, but cant hurt to try out #mastodon - lemme know if anyone needs help setting it up, was a little confusing

[@[email protected] || @[email protected] @_ahungry]

https://t.co/eBWtPCsyPa

[Jordan Miller @lambduhh]

#clojure #webdevelopment #javascript #Python #programmingmemes

[@[email protected] || @[email protected] @_ahungry]

@Yisrael_Dov @thnetos Mostly I figured I'd give it a shot (after using flycheck the last 7 years) - I have only added a custom flychecker a handful of times - I haven't tried it out yet for flymake, so that'll be a good test of their APIs. Projectile I only used for hopping between projects tho

[@[email protected] || @[email protected] @_ahungry]

Well, it took some adjusting, but I've updated my #emacs to swap from helm/projectile/flycheck/lsp-mode to vertico/orderless/consult/marginalia/project/flymake/eglot - so far I'm having fun with a fresh config setup! Things seem snappy and new, yet familiar

[@[email protected] || @[email protected] @_ahungry]

@thnetos Mostly hearing residual chat about those things (mostly about eglot being Emacs API oriented vs ad-hoc), which led to one rabbit hole after another - I <3 helm but the plug and play approach of the latter is neat (still a bit deficient tho)