@gneubig@Yuchenj_UW But you could really choose something that is NOT the trailer that tracks _human_ collaborators. I've seen some other solutions float around but this is what I suggested a few months ago: https://t.co/ol5nzgM9xT
@tenobrus@thsottiaux I understand that one would want to track what was generated by an LLM and what was written by a human, but the Co-authored-by trailer has been used and should be used for _real_ collaborators, aka humans. Git trailers are very flexible, use something else dedicated to agents.
@thsottiaux It irritates me no end. That trailer should be reserved for humans, and if people want to add the assistant they should use an alternative, dedicated trailer. Wrote about this in more detail a couple of months ago: https://t.co/ol5nzgM9xT
Stop pretending your AI assistant is a human by adding it to the `Co-authored-by:` trailer. If anything, use a dedicated `AI-assistant:` trailer that actually has useful information about the tooling you used.
https://t.co/ts6CVDS4Ay
Last year I got tired of using three different things to read my mail, so I pooled them together into a pretty cool, keyboard-driven terminal client. Here's my comprehensive guide to a very customisable email setup.
https://t.co/IXs7qUg5qi
@hron84@vinstoonligt@kisPocok Kb az egyetlen dolog, amit hiányolok linuxról az a natív MS Office. Lényegében industry standard és egy 100 oldalas "hivatalos" doksinál az ember nem akar aggódni h a LibreOffice vagy a Gdocs eltöri-e. (Meg a trackchanges MSben a Gdocsnál is jobb).
@gklka@fboldog Hát akkor kb azt tudom elképzelni, hogy ha tudod h hány fok felett zúg fel, akkor figyeled a hőmérsékletet és állítod a CPU limitert annak megfelelően. Már persze ha tudod előre h melyik process miatt melegszik ... Bár nyilván azt is ki lehet szedni valahogy.
@USATODAY launched a lightweight version of their site for the EU to comply with #GDPR. The US site is 5.5MB and contains 835 requests loaded from 188 hosts. When loaded from France it's 297KB, 36 requests and contains no 3rd party content. And it's a lot faster! #perfmatters
@collindonnell I mostly code python and I have black go over the file on every save, which essentially does the same. Doesn't really matter which editor as long as it can call the formatter.