@ell1e Everyone's going to land differently on these questions in the abstract. My intention with this list is to focus squarely on the output. "We write code by hand." I mean that in the literal sense.
Did you do some research using LLMs? Maybe or maybe not. Did you read a suggestion by an LLM? Maybe or maybe not. It's not really material to this conversation. The question is: are you producing output-which-goes-to-production for a project yourself rather than an "agent"?
@Storagezilla Thanks. I’m not as worried about compute as I am about compatibility with podcast clients, which is why I’ve focused on MP3 (and AAC). Maybe Opus is an option later.
It uses a garden hose and city water pressure to drain water using the Venturi principle. No moving parts! It “wastes” water but it’ll work in a pinch and more reliably than a shop vac.
I have a different style one, but it’s amazing.
(They have them at Canadian Tire but the link was weird.. here is a link from down under 🤷♂️)
How much do you want to bet the NYT is working a hit piece on Senra? Yeah, I just went on this great guy's show, now let me give you some dirt off the record. Fuck off.
@Daniel_Blake there's some thinking about that, but it's early days for planning, so nothing that will be ready any time soon.
In the meanwhile, there's some work on showing the date of the last update for maps, so that users can make a more informed decision which maps need updating or not. (i.e. if you aren't using all 13GB of maps every week, some of those might not need to be updated with that cycle? :)
p.s. FediMeteo hides its followers so that it doesn't give away anyone's location. You can hide your own follow lists too using the instructions at https://fedi.tips/how-to-hide-your-follows-and-followers-in-mastodon
p.p.s. FediMeteo autodeletes its own posts after a certain period to avoid filling up server databases with old forecasts.
p.p.p.s. If there's a location missing from the lists, let @admin know about it and they may be able to add it in the next update.
Omarchy Quattro has a very convenient installer for setting up SSH access to the machine. Just grab your keys from GitHub, and you're running in no time!
I noticed the tell-tale signs in the grass when mowing yesterday, so set up the trail camera. I was not disappointed, we have a visiting Bandicoot again!
