[–] 6 points 2 weeks ago

Just read the interaction, and honestly you are the one being obtuse and insulting with "go to school" and stuff like that. Like the other guy insulted you by having an opinion. You disagree? Fair. But man, what a horrible way to discuss.

And I think his arguments are better than yours. He's talking about intelligence and you keep talking about being alive. Scientists and philosophers don't even agree how to define and confine intelligence, or even what being alive is (see viruses). Claiming that computers can't be intelligent is quite the statement. Is being carbon based instead of silicon a requirement? I don't think LLMs will ever be intelligent, but who's to say that another form of computing won't? What if they simulate exactly a brain and it's inputs? You could argue it's not alive, but definitely intelligent.

You could have your opinion, but don't pretend you have the answer.

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  • [–] 4 points 7 months ago (3 children)

    GitExtensions

    I have tried many git GUIs and none get close to it. It has the history, commit diff and branches overview in the same screen. It supports most git actions pretty well (rebasing, interactive rebasing, cherry picking, editing, etc) when right clicking a commit. You can select a commit or current changes and in the diff view select a line/lines and stage/unstage/revert only them. And much more. But it's only for windows.

    I'm not a fan of the command line, I work much faster with gitextension. The best alternative I've found is vscode + GitGraph. This plugin is like a simpler version of gitextensions, but it's sadly abandoned.

    If any of you know any close alternative please share!

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  • [–] 4 points 8 months ago (1 child)

    Correct, if you get an audio HAT (like pisound) or a USB audio interface you can have an amazingly good digital effect pedalboard installing PiPedal. The software is FOSS and works extremely well, you can connect to a web interface to manage presets by either an Android app or webpage, either through Wi-Fi or by local hotspot served by the RPi. It comes with some effects, but you can install most lv2 plugins you can find online (requires some Linux knowledge though, but is simple enough).

    The best part: there is support for ML effects, basically you can download model replicas of classic amps and pedals and run them there. It's powerful enough to chain multiple, especially in the pi 5.

    You can also connect midi buttons or pedals by USB to control presets and it's effects, all configurable in the UI

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