Switzerland has expanded its sanctions list against Russia and Belarus, synchronizing its measures with the European Unionโs 19th sanctions package adopted in
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i guess if care was taken to set them up with really nice typography, wizards to connect them to services etc, maybe there are some extensions that could be made. mostly struggle to see what value you can add to "just asks chatgpt shit" considering chatgpt already does that.
Usually known more for pop anthems and extravagant costumes than for political disagreements, the Eurovision Song Contest is facing a major boycott after a
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If you're using #lazyblorg as your static website generator: I've updated the project today.
It now used "uv" for dependency management, script invocation and unit test execution. Furthermore, I adapted the code to match the #pandoc version of Debian 13 Trixie.
Although you need to adapt a few things (mainly path settings in a shell script), this update should actually improve and simplify things for you as well.
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By the way, I'm about to interview / just watch KMP's live video presentation of his his-ANSI-CL-condition-system for python implementation. Honestly, I *will* read your lazyblorg after but as a heavy python user [] do you use the error system or have a thought viz introducing lisp style handling? Over here I guess -> gamerplus.org/@screwlisp/11571โฆ
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I'm sorry to disappoint you: I'm a poor programmer with almost non experience who just needs to hack together stuff in order to implement the workflows and ideas I've got.
I'm one of those cases that are very happy to be supported by LLM services so that I just need to be a reasonable producer of prompts and then join the tedious LLM debugging dialog until it's actually working somehow.
Hot take: #podcasts should be listened to at 1ร speed.
Iโve often listened to podcasts at higher speeds, but lately, Iโve felt that listening to them at 1ร is best, because it allows me to experience the program at the pace that the host intends.
Of course, some podcasts that contain audio or music content should always be played at 1ร. But even spoken podcasts sound best at their default speed, because the banter feels more natural, more human.
Look, if your intention is to cram as much information in as possible, go for it and listen at 2ร (or higher) speeds. But my intention is also to experience a curated product. Just like I wouldnโt play a movie at 2ร, I donโt think Iโll play podcasts at anything but 1ร speed any more.
And if that means I get to listen to fewer podcasts, well, so be it. I donโt have to hear them all.
Yep. Im with you on this. The podcasts I listen to aren't for entertainment. I actually am trying to learn, absorb, and thoughtfully integrate the information I'm hearing.
depends on the speaker! If someone talks โtoo slow,โ Iโm going to speed them up. If someone talks โtoo fast,โ Iโm going to slow them down. Life is short. You donโt need to suffer through a podcast for purityโs sake, thatโs what the controls are for!
In general, I find people โsound smarterโ at 10% faster and โsound dumberโ at 10% slower. Itโs a very strong signal to me to pay attention or ignore unfortunately.
My podcast listening is 1x speed. On occasion I've 'pocket-dialed' higher speeds, and it has been a horrible experience. Got any recommendations for good podcast shows that you're willing to share?
I love Tech Wonโt Save Us with Paris Marx, the occasional Ed Zitron rant on Better Offline (although Ed: Iโm begging you to volume-balance the music interstitials, my eardrums thank you), 20 kHz, Song Exploder, 99% Invisibleโฆ
Nice, I havenโt listened to โTech Wonโt Save Usโ - will check it out. Iโm with you on Song Exploder and 99PI (just listened to latest episode โThe Checkerboardโ - Iโm not from the US, but still found this fascinating). Other non-work top listens for me include โPeople I (Mostly) Admireโ, โA Bit of Optimism with Simon Sinekโ and โCautionary Talesโ
Only thing I listen at fast speed, is screen reader's voice. Whatever I read. But not audiobooks or podcasts. One thing is having to read a social network or an app's interface. But if you listen to an audiobook or a podcast, it's because you sit on the sofa or lay on the bed, breathe, and relax. No reason to run.
Iโm team 1ร and Smart Speed on in Overcast. Keeps the speech sounding natural but trims just a bit of silence here and there.
I do keep it off for shows that are scripted and โproducedโ rather than just a natural conversation. And Finnish-language podcasts, where it sometimes snips the essential silent parts in the middle of words, which sounds a bit unhinged.
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@jhavok But six legs is a very odd number of legs for a horse... in spite of six being even. Now what kind of number is both odd and even? It must be infinite. So a dog has an infinite number of legs
the concept of proprietary LLM clients baffles me
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