https://plspace.shit.nexus lets you customize your profile with custom CSS and anybody who uses plspace also will see your style your own profile!
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@mametsuko unfortunately it does not work with MissKey 
@mametsuko you should be able to use an Akkoma account with it, because it's a Pleroma fork.
@SuperDicq @sun Filtered, good.
@SuperDicq AGPL. you can access it without bullshit via:
rad:z2gAKC6ESt5ZBV419uVPf2vFtEHCT
I use Radicle now because scrapers I have to lock down gitea
rad:z2gAKC6ESt5ZBV419uVPf2vFtEHCT
I use Radicle now because scrapers I have to lock down gitea
@SuperDicq anyway it works really good and the code is clean.
@SuperDicq it's faster than php
@phnt @SuperDicq @sun superdicq may be a nigger but i do like looking at the source code thru the web ui sometimes so he has a point abt that account thing
@SuperDicq Really liking it so far.
@SuperDicq I understand what you're saying but that's not what I was going for, I made a deliberate choice to do this as a static frontend even if you personally don't like that.
@pernia @phnt @SuperDicq use Radicle if you want to see or contribute to it, that's just what we're switching to now.
@SuperDicq Maybe you don't remember but actually using MySpace sucked.
@SuperDicq Anyway I could use Sveltekit and do SSR so I will consider that!
@sun @SuperDicq the point he's trying to make is that you should block him for being insufferable
@ganbold I like it a lot so far. Already collaborating with people on it.
@SuperDicq @lain Can you provide me with a checklist of do's and do not's for writing software going forward?
@SuperDicq @lain I can add a hashtag or something if you like
@SuperDicq I think it's a bigger risk if you close source something, I am doing AGPL so like unless it pulled something from some weird license should be okay.
@SuperDicq in the meantime I am marking my completely llm coded projects as being llm-coded so people are informed and can act accordingly
@sun @SuperDicq at least let the ai companies scrape the vibed stuff coming out of their products ;)
@SuperDicq @sun i'm just posting half serious takes while drinking a tea BUT it is kind of funny ouroboros situation. if you don't allow them to scrape, the llms wont get better. *insert something about dilemma of commons
@SuperDicq @sun while i'm critical of llms and don't want to use them, moon doing fun things is about the least bad thing i can think of with llms. i don't see why i should shit on that.
@SuperDicq @bonifartius give me a real problem and I’ll still write it by hand but I don’t respect webslop and yeah I’ll vibe code it
@SuperDicq @bonifartius I realized how much I fucking hate bootstrapping and setting up build systems, the shit is fucking awful and I’m done with wrangling arcane systems. Absolutely fucking done
@SuperDicq @sun you can not like what someone does but still respect them. e.g. i don't like the church, but i don't shit on people active in the church if they don't do harm to anyone - usually they even do good. moon works to do nice things for fedi, i don't need to shit on this. i only find the irony in that scrapers are an annoyance for self hosting llm generated code funny, but those scrapers are annoying for me as well.
@bonifartius @SuperDicq I respect the good arguments against llms. It’s a fact that the legal provenance of llm code hasn’t been legally tested yet and it could go either way. I don’t give a si for shit about power usage or building data centers in the abstract other than how they affect people’s property through externalities
@sun @SuperDicq almost every build and module system is absolute hell to use and i quit using languages when possible if the tooling is shit. the only half decent one i know is go, and even that has warts.
@bonifartius @SuperDicq I use go if I want a statically compiled native cli tool and it works great for that
@SuperDicq @bonifartius my wife asked if we can find a nice church and she’s an atheist
@sun @SuperDicq i don't think the environmental arguments about power usage or datacenters are very good, especially when considering other opinions the same people hold on certain wars etc. the datacenter water usage is a problem, but using fresh water for cooling is pretty stupid anyway. putting datacenters on a green meadow is retarded as well, put them in some industrial area. the issue is HOW things are done, imo.
@SuperDicq @lain @sun Personally, I'd argue that writing READMEs are the most mind-numbingly boring bit of writing software and rather one of the better use cases for an LLM.
@Phobos @lain @SuperDicq I also do admit that there is a systemic issue of what happens to the next generation of programmers who aren’t forced to learn things the hard way like I had to, but for me personally I don’t write any code a machine can now shit out ever again and that’s not actually a problem
@sun @SuperDicq out of interest, how does the church in japan handle buddhism and shinto? my main gripe with christianity (and the other monotheistic religions) is that they have been great destroyers of culture.
@bonifartius @SuperDicq Christianity is not common here at all. Atheism dominates followed by lay Buddhism and Shinto a distant third
@bonifartius @SuperDicq it has to be accommodating and tolerant
@SuperDicq @bonifartius incidentally there are tons of little scam religions and cults here lol
@SuperDicq @lain @sun I'm probably incredibly weird in that regard, as I enjoy writing in general, having written a number of short stories in my free time--nothing near actually worth anyone's time, but still. And yet I find writing documentation of any kind, even short READMEs, very much boring.
@sun @lain @SuperDicq Learning the hard way isn't always necessarily the better way, but yes, I absolutely agree that there's merit to being able to write functional code without fancy tools like LLMs and whatnot. Though I'm not really a good programmer, so whatever I weigh in with here in regards to "how one should do it" would probably just come across as stupid and no one should even care what I say about it.
Overall, the way I got started with C was probably just about the worst way possible, and I would have been better off reading some proper books on it. But I'm incredibly thick when it comes to learning, don't have the patience for it, and oftentimes end up just smashing my head against things until it kinda sorta sticks.
Overall, the way I got started with C was probably just about the worst way possible, and I would have been better off reading some proper books on it. But I'm incredibly thick when it comes to learning, don't have the patience for it, and oftentimes end up just smashing my head against things until it kinda sorta sticks.
@SuperDicq @lain @sun And I really, really appreciate people like you who bother writing good documentation for projects. Yet I would probably need someone to physically hold a literal gun against my head before I sat down and spent more than like two minutes on doing it.
@SuperDicq @lain @Phobos editing wikipedia was fun in 2001, now it's run by insufferable faggots (bad kind) that love to argue
@SuperDicq @CapitalB @sun i still don't understand how downloading and executing a binary is any safer than curl | sh
@snacks @SuperDicq @CapitalB @sun there are ways you can fingerprint a curl | sh and sneak a malicious script in. Besides that, you can't read the installer source when doing that.
@phnt @SuperDicq @CapitalB @sun so you don't trust the devs of this sofware as far as the installer goes but the rest of the program is fine?
@snacks @SuperDicq @CapitalB @sun I can verify a binary if they provide a signed checksums file. You cannot do that when you blindly pipe a script into sh. It's not about trust really, but about avoiding compromised sites/installers.
@phnt @SuperDicq @CapitalB @sun you can only verify that it's the same binary/a reproducible build of another binary
@CapitalB @SuperDicq @phnt @sun it isn't quite clear to me why it'd be harder to serve bad stuff one way or the other
@snacks @SuperDicq @CapitalB @sun If the checksums file is signed with the developers key published elsewhere, or on a key server. You can publish fake checksums all you want, but the signature won't be correct against the developer's key. Only a hash collision would be an issue.
@rain it makes me happy when stuff like this makes other people happy