Well the environmental costs are pretty high… One request to chatgpt 3.5 was guessed to be 100 times more expensive than a Google search request. Plus training.

This doesn’t change no matter the use case. Same with the copyright issues.

I think it’s sus that a Math Lecturer decides to post an article about philosophy and then doesn’t describe any of the steps he took. The article basically just says i did a thing, but doesnt explain what he did/how to reproduce the result… On the other hand, philosophy is a field with many wrong conclusions and the like, so it is believable. But again in my eyes it’s not proven, since it’s just ‘one guy’ saying something and not replicated nor reproduced.

Edit after replied comment edit: The second article you linked (actually the first in the post) changes my believe about the dunning-kruger effect. Thank you for sharing!

Dann können aber witzige Kreis Abhängigkeiten entstehen. Also wenn deine nicht rein kommt, wählst du für ne andere die dadurch rein kommt. Wenn jetzt wer anderes für deine zweitwahl gewählt hat und die ja auch ohne deine zweit Stimme es nicht geschafft hätte, zählt dann seine erst oder zweit stimme

Except for (cosmic-) bitflips and/or evolution changing the programming

A Mother who loves to gaslight ist not helping as well, in case you were wondering

Well you’re writing a Compiler with extra features to tell you where compilation failed but without actually executing the code. If the language you are trying to implement has defined a BNF for its language its quite doable and depending on the features you want to implement almost easy. There are BNF interpreters and chumsky e.g. is close to reading like a BNF. But if you’re building a language where you gotta find out the rules yourself it can take a while and finding all the edgecases can be a problem… But the project is big enough that most probably don’t finish theirs

I am currently writing an LSP for the shaderscript used in Godot. Its close to glsl but some differences make me not wanting to just copy paste a glsl one. I am currently trying to wrap my head around chumsky. I am coming from a lot of c code and my head doesnt work like chumsky does, so it has its ups and downs, but lexer for glsl and lexer, parser and like half oft the evaluator for the preprocessor are done and working😊

ROCK AND STONE!

And I heard that if you self host you can use the premium features for free

Agreed, me to! And I use syncthing to sync my database between my devices Edit: mine is called KeePassDX but its the same database file

Well you could have saved those hours if you were on one of those restrictive OSs. I mean why would anyone even wanna do that? /s

Peer2peer connections are very difficult. Mainly because clients are behind a NAT which allows only connections from inside to outside. So when a client wants to connect to another client one connection comes from outside and is blocked. There is a “bug” called NAT holepunching to still connect but that’s not a trivial task and doesn’t work on all setups. I recently tried out webRTC for a multiplayer game but I still don’t know what to do with people where that connection can’t be established. SteamAPI has a P2P feature as well, and when they can’t establish a p2p connection they just silently route the packets over their servers.

Every night after after I just spent 5h with a new hobby, I really dislike the humans need to sleep.

I am aware this sentence is broken but I don’t wanna spend the time

Cyberpunk 2077 when it was released. And then panam made me cry ( ._.) And that scene inside the robo is burnt into my brain xD

I kinda didnt even realise alot of the bugs, cause I really enjoyed the story. I remember seeing the trees through the walls but the immersion/ my imagination was strong enough to mask them .D

Just today I learned about Cinny which would make so much more sense to use for people who need the discord/slack experience but want to use matrix

Oh ye I didnt see the text 😅

When queen takes the bishop u can fork with the horse, or am I missing something there?

Rock and Stone!