UK petitions web site summarily rejects petition asking them to stop rejecting every petition.

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/771707

I'm cautiously ready to believe higher level overview of things llm give me about a topic I know absolutely nothing about. When llm says there are 6 categories within the topic I can totally accept some categories exist and lines are drawn probably somewhere along those lines. Obviously I'm not in a position to scrutinize any detail.

> Maybe somaday an 8gb videocard can be used for coding...

I recall coding being possible with C64 and CGA displays already. (No need to mention punch cards and physical switches.)

hmm, curious. random thought about gender roles lead to llm claim "heavy-equipment operator" being furthest away from women.

my immediate thought was I wouldn't have a second thought about a muscled operator while someone lightweight would seem out of place.

which is odd considering operating heavy machinery doesn't really need physical strength. that I know of.

I'm finding mattpocock's /grill-me is tickling my brain the right way, and now I'm questioning whether it's actually useful or the questions are plausible enough to appear to have a purpose.
vibing in domain I don't quite know what's significant

goose?

I think I'll skip this one

I can see llm bridging the gap between "apparently undocumented" and "documentation exists, somewhere"

I'm slowly warming to the idea of having apps provide an llm to answer all the questions the developers failed to document about how to use their app

oh, wait

does macos have a handy way to start docker containers only on demand?
I've a few that I only use occasionally (through a web ui) and it should be very simple for a computer to start the container when needed and shut it down when it's done

is it a good sign when the national weather service runs out of pre-assigned colors to depict temperature?

This is actually my revised rule for issues coming from companies and systematised/sponsored efforts: if you get paid for doing security analysis, you are also on the hook for a fix. Shitting the bed and then leaving it to an unpaid maid is how sociopaths behave.

Of course programming is art, ask any programmer the range of emotions they felt looking at someone else’s code that one time.

now it's giving me more stuff to read before getting to the point
:sigh:

TIL you can prompt llm to not be yes-man.
refreshing
now I need to figure out how f-d up that is

Norway wtf?

https://preview.redd.it/enxmtzpbpf8h1.jpeg?width=613&auto=webp&s=b493d47065ac493bfb2e283d0fb727c5cf9c9b5c

"It looks like you're using an unsupported browser"

No, sorry, what you meant to say was:

"It looks like we've written an unsupported website"

@JorisMeys

apparently there's a weather widget built in #firefox now 🤦

TIL copilot cli does not know how to set up hooks for copilot cli

webpack + csp plugin massage script references into an inline script, calculate hash for the script and adds csp policy in meta tag including the hash.
browser loads html and refuses to run inline script because it violates the csp policy webpack+csp added
🤷