Need some extra guardrails for your AI?
Want to give them read only access to something that only offers a full access API?
@assertchris has something that you might like, check it out: https://t.co/8dz1fGxmq4
It's not a huge thing; but I am so proud of the toolset I have built this year. It's astonishing how much jI use it and how much it allows me to get done.
Game preview live at https://t.co/rO83AferKw. Early days, lots of tweaks needed, many bug fixes coming, but the core is playable. I tried to make it something old school with some new twists. Oh, by the way, compiled with WasmCoffee...
Expanding our team and looking for an intermediate developer, if you know someone that might fit this description feel free to reach out :)
https://t.co/k0nctFzpIX
@rsms@SebAaltonen IMHO the most annoying thing is that installing xcode overrides the default app for opening markdown files so that they open in xcode.
Actually crazy. I sat and typed out every one of these 650 words, in about 10 minutes. I cannot imagine how bad students have things; when every "FREE AI TEXT DETECTOR" just flat-out has no clue.
Actually just so excited to work. Just, for a time, not focused on the bad things in tech. Only how much I am learning and building. How interested I am in the profession again; after many years of searching for places to learn and stave off boredom.
I am fully in my "build lovely things because I want to learn" era. I have successfully plugged into AI such that I am able to produce more than I used to at a better quality; while opening up more free time to experiment. 10x quality of life.
@alexdebecker I would love to have an app use 2 managed caches: 1 for most app data and 1 that is public (so it can be hit from a second app without waking my API server up). Trouble is it appears I can only link 1 cache at a time.