17.5K Posts, 583 Following, 8.01K Followers · Founded LGBTQ+ gamedev studio Kitsune Games with @Njord@peoplemaking.games. Kitsune Tails, Super Bernie World, MidBoss, Ultra Hat Dimension, Lore Finder. Also: Coding History. She/her. Dutch, former US greencard holder, now living in Cyprus I do bad things to code (Hello search engines, this is the Mastodon account of Eniko Fox)

1.44K Posts, 74 Following, 596 Followers · I Run Kitsune Games with @Eniko@peoplemaking.games. Kitsune Tails, Super Bernie World, etc. I mostly post weird polls and pictures of my cat. Location: Cyprus He/Him

17.5K Posts, 583 Following, 8.01K Followers · Founded LGBTQ+ gamedev studio Kitsune Games with @Njord@peoplemaking.games. Kitsune Tails, Super Bernie World, MidBoss, Ultra Hat Dimension, Lore Finder. Also: Coding History. She/her. Dutch, former US greencard holder, now living in Cyprus I do bad things to code (Hello search engines, this is the Mastodon account of Eniko Fox)

"AI" (large language models) doesn't have understanding and this is trivially verifiable by asking it about something niche. It will not have sufficient data to autocomplete what you're asking it and no amount of cajoling will get it closer to a real solution, instead it will spin forever spitting out wrong solutions that are in its training set (because humans have posted them sometimes) For example. In qbasic you have subs, and functions. Subs do not return a value. Functions do. If you ask an LLM how to call a function in qbasic while discarding the return value the "AI" will never give you the right answer. It will cycle through answers for related basic dialects where you can do it, but it will never say "you can do that in other flavors but not qbasic specifically" no matter how many times you point out its wrong Why will it never do that? Because the statistically likely answer for "how do I X" is "you do Y", not "you absolutely cannot do that" LLMs have zero understanding

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23.8K Posts, 676 Following, 2.53K Followers · My gender is one of the following depending on the day: *Fix something. *Pissed off. *Gonna screw somebody.

23.8K Posts, 676 Following, 2.53K Followers · My gender is one of the following depending on the day: *Fix something. *Pissed off. *Gonna screw somebody.

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2 Posts, 2 Following, 75 Followers · A suite of powerful new actions for Apple Shortcuts. ✨ Unlock your device's potential. Free to download. In loving memory @mralexhay@mastodon.social

2 Posts, 2 Following, 75 Followers · A suite of powerful new actions for Apple Shortcuts. ✨ Unlock your device's potential. Free to download. In loving memory @mralexhay@mastodon.social

Toolbox Pro 2023.1 is released and available for download in the App Store! 2023.1 brings fixes to Apple Music integration, the "Scan Documents" and "Get Location from What3Words" actions, as well as other minor fixes. Due to the transfer from Alex Hay's developer account to ours, Global Variables as well as File and Folder bookmarks have been unfortunately reset. We apologise for the inevitable inconvenience caused. If you have a Mac, you can recover your Global Variables by following the guide here. https://toolboxpro.app/docs/find-variables-macos

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Toolbox Pro 2023.1 is released and available for download in the App Store! 2023.1 brings fixes to Apple Music integration, the "Scan Documents" and "Get Location from What3Words" actions, as well as other minor fixes. Due to the transfer from Alex Hay's developer account to ours, Global Variables as well as File and Folder bookmarks have been unfortunately reset. We apologise for the inevitable inconvenience caused. If you have a Mac, you can recover your Global Variables by following the guide here. https://toolboxpro.app/docs/find-variables-macos

31.5K Posts, 1.14K Following, 3.74K Followers · Chinwag admin, fan of open communication standards, maintainer of communities, male comedienne. Winner of Time Magazine "Person of the Year" 2006 and will never get tired of that joke. I talk about #retrocomputing a lot. I also do a lot of #gardening and occasionally make #bread and #beer. I was a Unix #sysadmin for 25 years and I'm slowly recovering. I live in #Melbourne, #Australia and sometimes tell jokes on stages around here. I co-host a #StarTrek podcast with @ThePingMachine

Keep seeing comments from people along the lines of trying to get "how Mastodon works" and my advice is just relax. Mistakes are cool and normal! Also loud shouty people may come at you for doing things "wrong" but their rules are not necessarily yours and that's ok. It's hard to go really wrong if you're not a terrible person. Folks get very protective of their communities. Things will settle. Ask for advice freely but don't assume the first answer is the only one. Breathe. You're OK here.

Consider this place your friendly, local Australian pub. Make yourself at home, bring your friends, have a good time! Meet new people, have a laugh, enjoy the ambience, and the Oxford commas.

Putting software in containers is cruel and unnatural. Programs should be allowed to roam and graze freely on computer systems. Forcibly isolating and constraining them will lead only undue suffering. Use of technologies such as Docker in systems administration must be ended immediately, there is no ethical justification for inflicting trauma like this in an enlightened society. In this "free range software manifesto" I will -

Consider this place your friendly, local Australian pub. Make yourself at home, bring your friends, have a good time! Meet new people, have a laugh, enjoy the ambience, and the Oxford commas.

Consider this place your friendly, local Australian pub. Make yourself at home, bring your friends, have a good time! Meet new people, have a laugh, enjoy the ambience, and the Oxford commas.

Consider this place your friendly, local Australian pub. Make yourself at home, bring your friends, have a good time! Meet new people, have a laugh, enjoy the ambience, and the Oxford commas.

Consider this place your friendly, local Australian pub. Make yourself at home, bring your friends, have a good time! Meet new people, have a laugh, enjoy the ambience, and the Oxford commas.

Consider this place your friendly, local Australian pub. Make yourself at home, bring your friends, have a good time! Meet new people, have a laugh, enjoy the ambience, and the Oxford commas.

Consider this place your friendly, local Australian pub. Make yourself at home, bring your friends, have a good time! Meet new people, have a laugh, enjoy the ambience, and the Oxford commas.