My theory is that there’s a tonne of push back online about people coding without understanding due to llms, and that’s getting absorbed back into their models. So these lines of response are starting to percolate back out the llms which is interesting.

RSS is in no way simple to regular normies.

Yea, talk about overcomplicating a simple task.

Yea, do it to fill your resume with some good points but once you’re not learning anything new it’s time to leave.

Nah your boss is just getting you to work beyond what you’re paid to do.

Honestly I liked it initially but it got boring quickly, just generally the same pattern of runs.

Mate it’s a trivial problem

Because a huge part about learning is actually figuring out how to extract/summarise information from imperfect sources to solve related problems.

If you use CHATGPT as a crutch because you’re too lazy to read between the lines and infer meaning from text, then you’re not exercising that particular skill.

Idk about you but I have a newish chromecast with google tv and it’s laggy af. So it’ll be good to have something with better specs.

Unless you short. Then you can be -200k!

Let’s burn down the Amazon to do it.

Maybe it’s an issue of weatherproofing, or maybe vandalism?

This isn’t ai…

At that point why not use TSV?

I’ve only been programming seriously (for work) in the last two years and honestly don’t get the copy pasting memes. I get copy pasting a 1-3 line terminal snippet sometimes, but idk how people are getting away without actually writing their own code.

Rclone is superior IMHO, you have to explicitly name the output folder. Used to think it was a hassle but in hindsight being explicit about the destination reduces mistakes.

I use GNU find every day and still have to google about the details. Only learnt about - delete the other day, good to know the position matters.

Wouldn’t syncing automatically every few days give you the same protection though?

Only if you’re specifically targeted. I know enough regex to know that nobody is going to bother trying to parse known passwords to identify patterns like that when there’s a billion suckers who use ‘password123’ for their bank accounts.

As long as the pattern is not super predictable, and aren’t dictionary words, nobody is brute forcing that.

You don’t have to wait, they’re doing it now.