

Idk about this one, there were many lives at risk.
Compulsive comment editor. All in good faith.
#Sorry not sorry
Idk about this one, there were many lives at risk.
I hate that their SEOs are good enough to get away with plain old max as a search term. It makes me irrationally angry when big corpos make these stupid decisions and get away with it, but only regret it when it immediately hurts their bottom line.
Right, I just don’t want him to think that, or he’d have me tailor the prompts for him and give him an opportunity to micromanage me.
I mostly use it to do a kind of automated code review
Same here, especially when I’m working with plain JS. Just yesterday I was doing some benchmarking and it fixed a variable reference in my code unprompted by commenting the small fix as part of the answer when I asked it something else. I copy-pasted and it worked perfectly. It’s great for small scope stuff like that.
But then again, I had to turn off Codeium that same day when writing documentation because it kept giving me useless and distracting, paragraph-long suggestions restating the obvious. I know it’s not meant for that, but jeez, it reminded me so much of Bing’s awfully distracting autocomplete.
I’ve never felt this sort of technology before that, when it works, it feels like you’re gliding on ice, and when it doesn’t, it feels like ice skating on a dirt road.
I think your manager has a skill issue if his output is being badly formatted like that. I’d tell him to include a formatting guideline in his prompt. It won’t solve his issues but I’ll gain some favor. Just gotta make it clear I’m no damn prompt engineer. lol
Two fully charged batteries. 💪💪
Also could’ve accidentally blocked the instance. Have you checked your settings, OP? Some clients let you block entire communities and servers from the feed.
Aka The Gooners
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I hope he dove in from a high platform and got water up his nose.
Yummy brains (whatever is left, anyway).
It’s called Lemmy UI, my fren
Paying off porn stars, of course!
Cool! Fun weekend project with the kids.
They are upsetty spaghetti that they became the Drag Race Conclave. Note it’s part of a series.
Seriously. I don’t even glance at the titles I would’ve bought on a good day otherwise. Fuck all that.
Or the queerest bunch show up in their best rendition of straight acting, but you can tell the act is coming apart at the seams for shits & giggles.
Stopping at Repulibcan is fine. I think I remember Dubya trying some shit with the national parks.
Because Money 🤑 And Profits 😎 And a new Yacht! 🏖
What’s that, you can’t afford groceries? Fuck off, poor.
I agree that the UI is largely functional first (with no bugs since I started using it, which is hella cool), but it’s a bit unfriendly to new users. For example, it breaks from convention when replying to a comment, and the themes need a better separation between posts, and it needs to expand on existing features. All it needs is a little TLC, but it’s been almost the same for over a year. I’ve only noticed subtle changes on Lemmy UI and none on Mastodon that have any impact.
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