The process of throwing ideas back and forth usually doesn’t include just choosing one, but generating ideas as jumping off points, usually with some existing concept in mind. Talking with friends, looking at other projects, searching for inspiration online and in the real world, and now also generating some more ideas with an LLM to add to the mix. Using one source and just picking a suggestion probably won’t get you a good result.
And yet virtually all of software has names that took some thought, creativity, and/or have some interesting history. Like the domain name of your Lemmy instance. Or Lemmy.
And people working on something generally want to be proud of their project and not name it the first thing that comes to mind, but take some time to decide on a name.
Yes, but for some tasks mistakes don’t really matter, like “come up with names for my project that does X”. No wrong answers here really, so an LLM is useful.
And GUI is even easier and faster with Compose.
I thought I like Java until I tried Kotlin. It’s everything I liked about Java, but with everything wrong with it fixed.
Apparently I was the only one to read the title that way, but I thought your brothers died (late) in their 40s.
I imagine because it’s supposed to encompass blog writers, comic authors, and other creators of, well, content, that isn’t necessarily a video.
Why is it insane? Is it surprising that people make joke offers? Joke offers exist on any online auction site.
And how did the absolute number of them changed? The chart is meaningless without that - as far as we know the pleading worked, all the moderate Republicans left and are no longer registered Republicans. The percentage of Democrat votes among Republicans got smaller because they not only voted Democrat, they also changes their party registration.
I don’t think it happened, I’m just saying these percentages alone aren’t proving anything either way.
You can’t be pardoned from a lawsuit. This is not a criminal case, just Musk getting sued, which you can’t get out of with a pardon.
His lawyers showed up, which fulfills “all parties must be present”, as the defense was present.
It’s clickbait, Musk wasn’t required to show up personally.
@RemindMe @RemindMe@programming.dev 15 years, tell this guy he’s wrong
It was fine in Mr Robot.
His major product is SpaceX. His major customer is the government for the launches and contracts he sells, and his major detriment is government regulation of these launches.
Being on the good side of the government benefits both.
Can someone explain the “Mark of the Beast” thing?
It seems commonly mentioned by US posters, but I’m not from the US and have no context. I know it’s a Bible thing, but I’m always seeing it on posts that have nothing to do with religion, like this one, and I’m lost on what it could mean here.
I don’t think he wasn’t believing in the force, he knew Jedi were real, he just wasn’t buying the mysticism surrounding it and didn’t think it’s such a big deal. He knew Vader is a powerful force user, but the Death Star is literally one shotting entire planets, so the force didn’t feel that significant to him in the grand scheme of things.
Have you tried that fun fact? I know there was a meme claiming it, but I have never found any evidence of it actually being true, nor did I manage to replicate it on Amazon.
Purchase a subscription to not get personalised ads? So even when you pay, you still get ads, they are just not personalised.
“Show all posts from newest to oldest” is an algorithm.
“Shows random 10 posts, unordered” is an algorithm.
It’s not possible to show a list of items without an algorithm. You may of course take issue with what the algorithm is, but you can’t not have one.