I guess I should release this rather than sitting on it

I released version 1.0.0 of docput, a tool for pushing versioned documentation to static web hosts. It adds a menu for version selection, and uploading a version does not require rebuilding older ones. The idea is to replace ReadTheDocs with self-hosted services. It currently supports git-pages and the local filesystem, but can be easily made to work with other hosts

https://git.offworld.city/drewcassidy/docput
https://drewcassidy.me/docput/latest/
https://pypi.org/project/docput/

LLMs are not tools because tools are deterministic

There we go

This comic is at least 30 years old and $8/gal is STILL considered expensive (at least in the US). sure love the economy's priorities

I need a version of the :sickos: meme but its Calvin’s dad reacting to gas prices going up

Looking through my photos and just

look how soft this bunny is

#bunniesOfMastodon

Me and my 938 partners noticed you across the web and really liked your PII

Big Ben is actually the name of the bell. The clock tower is Big Ben’s Monster

instead of liquid glass or whatever all operating systems should use the design language of the Railroad Tycoon II UI

not a fan of Cloudflare but turnstile might be the best option here?

What's the least-terrible captcha option?

Only thing I can think of is for the Touch Bar?

that or maybe they had grander plans for that chip in something else

Funny that the T2 didn't get used in the HomePod? for that they went with an entire *A8*, GPU and all. I guess they just had a bunch of em left over?

the T2 also has a GPU

This isnt vestigial from the A10, its a different GPU from that

Why did Apple put a GPU in their SSD controller

Im guessing its running at a much lower clock rate than the ones in the iPhone 7 but its still funny to me

So later-model Intel Macs have a "T2" security chip that handles encryption and serves as the system's SSD controller

This T2 contains the entire CPU cluster of the A10 chip, the SoC used in the iPhone 7 [1]

Which means that for the 2018/2019 MacBook Air models, the SSD controller is quite a bit faster, at least in theory, than the entire main CPU the OS is running on [2]

[1]: https://semiwiki.com/semiconductor-manufacturers/tsmc/301118-apples-orphan-silicon/
[2]: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/12861845?baseline=12862708

I REFUSE TO GENERALIZE THE OPINIONS OF WOMEN AND FISH

THE NUMBER OF WOMEN/FISH WHO LOVE/FEAR ME IS TRULY MINUSCULE COMPARED TO THOSE WHO WILL NEVER KNOW OF MY EXISTENCE