Hello. I also continue to grapple with LLM use in software development myself, and I have so far found it most useful for me for research, documentation discovery, reading and summarizing RFCs and docs, as well as brainstorming and building smallish snippets of code.

Can you describe what you mean by pair programming with LLMs?

I got licensed because I like the "radio" part of ham radio.

Computers? Cool....hook them to radios.

Networking protocols? Cool, how can I use radios to build networks?

Packet radio? Still has radio involved.

All-star node? Great! It's hooked into a dedicated radio.

Just got my first HF amplifier for my.....you guessed it, HF radio.

OK I'm starting to sound like an ass. I don't understand why anyone would go through the trouble to test and get licensed only to get involved with things that have...no radio?

I guess I'm a bot now.

It looks like the link to the story is broken. When I click on it, I get taken directly to MSN.com homepage.

Right? I've been working on modernizing our messaging product and recently have been reading through the email RFCs to make sure we implement things correctly...

I'm wondering about the future of Matrix. I run a home server myself, but it seems that it hasn't reached critical mass. Do you mind explaining the kinds of trouble you had with what you say was technical and abuse issues with Matrix?