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In the interest of equal time, here’s a counterpoint from Jamelle Bouie
Adding "she didn't get that for knitting more socks than anyone else in Ipswich" to my mental phrase database
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I see you publishing improvements to fedidb but i doesn’t seem to me the source code is being update. Are you publishing these changes as open source?
Also misskey is reporting incorrect numbers. i reported it here. tbh it makes it kinda harder to trust the reliability of fedidb.
Also any reason why it shows a graph of active users for software like lemmy but not for piefed?
Thanks for working on this!
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@dgar This is a new one.
I approve.
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My apologies, this is what I gathered from other users in combination with Pixelfed (or loops?) allowing LLM contributions at some point. I should’ve done some research to confirm before assuming it was true.
Now that I am doing some research about it, could someone explain what this commit is about? Skill markdown files are for LLMs.
From the blog:
Needing so this many commits to undo the LLM slop means the developer does not have a clear mental model of what the earlier commits consist of.
That’s a big leap in logic without supporting evidence. The author goes on to question dansup’s competence as a developer based on that, which is the dumbest metric you could have. You can measure devs by their output: quality, speed, correctness, beauty of their algorithms, success of their software (for many different ways of measuring success), etc.
Back to LLM usage: it’s entirely possible he was dabbling in their use and this reaction led him to reevaluate his stance. I remember many public reactions specifically targeted at instructing him on why LLM usage is bad, with a respectful tone. It’s entirely likely he had a change of heart and sought to purge LLM presence from the project. Lots of people make mistakes, learn from them, and take steps to change. And that’s something to be praised, not vilified.
I don't wanna dunk on this guy. good for him that he's building something and learning something. but Arch wiki alone lists over 40 music players.
@catzilla This feels actually sociopathic of her, to me. ...entirely leaving aside empathy for the cats, even.
@woozle To me, she sees the cats as toys. They were cute little toys that decorated her backyard.
She cannot even acknowledge it’s a colony - I tried to point out how bad colonies are and she was in complete denial. Those were cute little toy cats not dirty feral colony cats.
I wouldn’t say sociopathic because sooo many people see animals as toys. There is a reason why the mental health problem rate amongst veterinary workers is so high - they deal every day with people who see animals as toys.
It’s a societal issue. She’s the reflection of a society that doesn’t teach people the bare minimum empathy and respect for animals.
The Voyager 1 interstellar probe, part of NASA's Voyager program launched in 1977, will reach one light-day distance from Earth next week.
This article puts the distance into perspective.
"That span stretches about 16.1 billion miles in space. Set out on foot at a brisk 3 mph, and you'd need roughly 612,000 years to walk it."
