@Edent what's so bad about <div> ... or: Why do you want to avoid them?

[briansmith950@mas.to]

@Edent
Good job a refresh sorted it as I don't own this instance.

[hipska@mastodon-belgium.be]

@Edent yup, mine did 3.22

[eivindmork@snabelen.no]

@Edent I sometimes read the LLMs answer ironically when I ask basic questions: "That's a GREAT question!" as it really isn't, so I am not sure 😂

[edent@mastodon.social]

@eivindmork Yes, the obsequious nature is a part of the US culture which I'll never get used to.

[waf@dataare.cool]

@Edent Reminds me of what @arya wrote on Framework/DDH that you shared, specifically the Hyprland bit.

That change is hard, but change in rep is harder. Stack isn’t horrible in the protected characteristics sense, but can be horrible in the fresh meat sense. Even if Stack were to change, I don’t think I would go there were I 20 years younger and not battle hardened on BBS, Usenet, and general age/cynicism.

[dan@mastodon.durrans.com]

@losttourist @Edent LLMs can also point you in a direction. It may not be the right direction but at least it's a direction... if you don't know the question you need to ask then they can help you form that question.

[pikesley@mastodon.me.uk]

@Edent

The third guard likes big butts, and he cannot lie

[bornach@fosstodon.org]

@Waf @Edent @arya
Back when ChatGPT was less than 4 months old
https://youtu.be/N7v0yvdkIHg

#StackOverflow #Toxic #GateKeeping

[foxbasealpha@tech.lgbt]

@Edent @eivindmork My feeling about using LLM chatbots is that it is like having a genius level, eager to please 6 year old as an assistant. All knowledge, no experience.

[dolmen@mamot.fr]

@dan @losttourist @Edent A wrong answer helps to fix the wrong/imprecise question.

[dolmen@mamot.fr]

@Edent @eivindmork I like answers starting with "That's a great question!" when I know my question was bad. Because this immediately lowers my expectations of a great answer, and so lowers the risk of frustration when receiving a bad answer. This keeps me motivated to write a better question.

[floppy@mastodon.me.uk]

@rgarner @Edent my local area legislated that it should be rounded to 30khz to make the maths easier and now it’s 1972.

[calmeilles@mstdn.social]

@Edent I can see the appeal for those who tinker but as someone who just wants a non-proprietary drop-in replacement for my very agèd Kindle with the dodgy USB port it would seem to have some pretty hefty downsides. Even with timestamping you could have faith in. 😀

[edent@mastodon.social]

@calmeilles There are dozens of Android based eInk devices. They seem to work pretty well.

[kianryan@oldbytes.space]

@Edent
@caius.
It was @caius.

[caius@ruby.social]

@kianryan @Edent errrrr, for once not me. For once. My lock picks are also a little more lead footed.

[paul_j@hachyderm.io]

@Edent I'm getting the "This Post cannot be displayed as you are not authorized to view it" message rather than the quoted post. Not sure if that's just me, and if it is just me, I don't know what I have to do to fix it!

[edent@mastodon.social]

@paul_j ask your admin to upgrade hackyderm to the latest version of Mastodon.
The quote post stuff is still new and your instance appears to be ~3 months out of date.

[paul_j@hachyderm.io]

@Edent Thanks - will do!

[denny@boing.world]

@Edent Good bold manly colours! 🩷