I understand how to turn the results of a select statement into an update statement, but the AI does it a hell of a lot faster.
I find if you give it small enough chunks, it’s easy enough to review. And even if you do have to correct, it’s generally easier to correct than it would be to write it all by hand.
Also applies when the dev could know what they’re doing, but just doesn’t care to.
And if you’re sweating in the shower, take a colder shower.
My theory was that it was so many teenagers traveling a long way to a big tournament who couldn’t afford to just get a hotel room the night before. So they’d sleep at their friends house or whatever, and then just show up in whatever condition.
But having the problem at the local game shop kind of defeats that theory.
Wouldn’t be the first time they murdered someone to prevent talk about Epstein stuff.
The left is notoriously unarmed
Heh. The left talks about their guns less. They don’t have guns on their Christmas cards with their kids as part of their identity.
But there are plenty of leftists with guns.
I’m not intending to leave my country to the Nazis.
Well, not voluntarily. There’s a difference.
To be released? They’re still being held?!?
It’s not necessarily bad to have on hand. Sometimes you need to reference bullshit.
Not that I think this was the primary purpose, of course.
I’m not sure the value added is worth the extra layer.
I guess my command line options just aren’t all that complicated.
ShareX, Thunderbird, Firefox, Linux Mint
Yeah, LibreOffice saves in docx. Which is fine as long as you don’t care what it looks like when they open it.
I’m sure VOCs spike. My “air quality good” is just checking radon and CO2. It’s not directly related to this.
https://a.co/d/559c5eD for the airthings quality monitor.
https://www.home-assistant.io/getting-started/ for the HA stuff. Everything you need for HA is about $160 if you go with their packaged stuff, a Home Assistant Green and a ZBT-1 USB stick. You can do it cheaper if you want to set up your own RaspPi and MicroSD and format it yourself (though their case and heatsink and whatnot seems nice.)
I can talk more about Home Assistant. Everything is going to Matter and Thread likely in the next year. You probably already have a Thread router in your house. Hue just came out with their thread bulbs. IKEA will release their matter/thread lineup between now and January.
Then there’s my whole solar setup, which I have a post about here somewhere.
Put an extra dollar in there and they’d make a mint.
Airthings quality monitor. Mostly working as a rigged up radon mitigation for now.
It’ll sometimes do dumb and/or redundant or too complicated shit. Pile up a couple of those and your codebase can get unmaintainable fast.
I find if you give it small chunks and keep an eye on it, it’s great.
I think one of my recent prompts was “Create a procedure that creates an example configuration file with placeholder values. If a config file doesn’t exist on start, give a warning and create the example config.”
It also works great as a replacement for an ORM.