I tried out ollama. It was trivially easy to set up.

Stable diffusion is a bit more work, but any power user should be able to figure it out.

I only have 1 ultra wide monitor. It’s slightly less screen space than 2 monitors, but it’s enough, and I like the simplicity of it.

The old code isn’t going anywhere, there are already countless backups and clones. For a fork to actually be meaningful it needs community support and maintainers otherwise it’s basically just a clone.

I wonder if there was some kind of technological revolution that made it exponentially easier to generate text that happened recently.

The logic ain’t logicing

I think I heard that there’s software to help you find similar songs that some pros use, but it’s probably only something that really big companies need to worry about.

I’ve still yet to find a vector tool that works as well and easily as the one in flash. It was amazing. Ignoring the security, it was really way ahead of its time.

If you’re doing more complex stuff all the time then yes that’s an indication of a problem, but despite your best efforts, complex situations or screw ups do happen and it’s good to know how to fix them, especially if you’re a senior dev that needs to help the rest of the team and resolve conflicts between feature branches. The whole team can’t be perfect all the time.

Also most of the tips in the article aren’t even about branch management and more about optimizations for huge projects or introspection into the history of large projects.

What annoys me the most is that AI image generators make it so easy to make images and yet despite that they’re still too lazy to spend 2 seconds to look at the image and check if it’s crap or not. It would literally take them only a couple of minutes to tweak the prompt and regenerate some more images.

Looking it up, 30-50k

Isn’t it normal to get soup before the main course?

I want a meme where the air force is like “we conquered the skies, next is space!” And the Navy is like guess what MFers.

Oh, well of course that’s fine. The government is talking about software that is used for important systems. No hacker will even know about your personal side project.

Even the best programmers are going to make mistakes at times. Saying the solution is to just be perfect all the time is impossible.

let me feel sort of creative in the way I do things

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Piece of shit human being, but I like his cover of house of the rising sun

Never forget that we’re doing incredibly complex audio signal processing with meat.

That would only be a problem if you need dynamically allocated memory. It could be a statically allocated simulation where every atom is accounted for.

And argumentative and pointlessly contrarian. Reddit had that problem too, but it seems more ubiquitous here.

If he was specifically trying to invite children with bad childhoods then it’s not actually too surprising that some of their parents would come after him.