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Being obese has worse negative side effects I promise you, I was 325 at my peak, wish I didnt have to lose it manually, ive bounce back and forth between 220 and 280 for a while now

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    Guess it depends on the project or model, I haven't used it in an ide for a while now, since agents have been a thing. I have it set in it's "soul" to always keep backups, make sure it can restore the backups before making changes, or if i'm in a good stable place, I have it work on a duplicate rather than the main thing so I can make sure it isn't breaking anything. Every once in a while it fucks up but I just tell it to reverse/restore and it works out fine. Never had any issues with github. In the case of agents, telling it to plan, always ask for confirmation, work readonly on every task until the user allows writing, etc. helps a lot.

    You just have to be ultra specific with instructions which feels counter intuitive to using llms or ai in general. Also helps to only use it for meaningless personal projects and not real work I guess lol.

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    If you arent against using ai and sideloading, you can prob fork voyager and have it support this piefed feature within an hour or so, I might try it later, imo this is the kind of usecase ai is great for, doesn't harm anyone's business, it's all free anyways

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  • [–] -2 points 3 days ago (2 children)

    the greater issue imo is how its really not bad anymore, sure you still have to babysit it, but its improved significantly without any sort of regulations or laws in place to protect workers

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    What apps/sites are yall using lately that you weren't in the past 2 years? Any features you like?

    Are there new lemmy frontends or ones that are your goto? I remember that being a thing that felt superior to the regular front end but I don't remember which were good or how to access them.

    Has Friendica, Mastodon or any other service got signicant or interesting updates in the last year or 2? Any Linux clients? Does a fully interconnected app or one meant for crossposting exist? Saw that openvibe switched to a subscription model recently and you can only log in to 2 profiles. I've always liked the idea of publish on your own site, syndicate everywhere and the activityhub seems built for that, yet it doesn't seem possible across it? Does anything actually support that here yet in a usable way. (I always found making crossposts to mastadon from lemmy and vice versa confusing.)

    I just feel out of the loop and don't see much discussion about what's new here. Wouldn't mind anyone doing self promo, since I never see that here.

    Some things I'm aware of that weren't around when I got interested in the fediverse

    • Loops on both appstores (Tiktok Alternative)
    • Intersteller on ios appstore (Mbin client, lets you reply in feed and scroll around instead of opening a full screen popup)
     

    Whenever my main pc is running some heavy game that requires all resources, I throw my handheld on the 2nd monitor, just swapping inputs between bluetooth and wireless to go back and forth when necessary. Works great for multitasking. Think it's nice when my handheld is being used for gaming, my pc is in productivity mode, and when I want to play something heavier my handheld becomes the productivity pc (I sometimes do remote work and keep games running on my main pc for when I take breaks so I don't have to reload the game.)

    Obviously a benefit that can come from any mini pc, backup laptop, etc. but in the case of handhelds, mine is never just sitting around collecting dust, if I'm gaming on my PC, it is doing my regular pc tasks like webbrowsing, streaming, etc. and if I'm using my main pc for productivity it becomes my gaming break device again. Just not something I considered as I was worried if I got back into heavier gaming on my pc it would become a waste of money.

     

    I just binged millarworld, ngl I hated most of it, superior, starlight and huck were the main standout exceptions. I did like big game, felt like it retroactively made his previous books better and had a good ending. Not the biggest fan of the new huck (huck gets cucked) and nemesis books that have come after.

    Not sure what to start next, was nice to have a reading order. Read the valiant universe 2012 reboot before this. Probably going to do marvel/dc next, tried to start with greenlantern after kickass to read something light at emerald city. A few issues later I hit the fridge and had to stop reading, not sure what's worse, that or what happens to katie in kickass.

     

    Going for real id, I think I can go in the appointment line since it says to do that, I preverified the documents. I went to madera years ago and my parents have always went there because they say it's the fastest, tho that is just an assumption at this point since it has been many years since they tried elsewhere.

    What's the one with the most tolerable wait? Like seating area or ability to wait outside and come back? Do they all have appointment lines, and I just want to make sure I can enter that line without an appointment.

     

    If you tried it in the past and had issues, try it again. It's the best ui for using lemmy imo. I had been using arctic for a while but was getting bugs with clicking on notifications not leading me to the correct comment.

    The testflight has experimental piefed support, don't think notifications work there yet.

    Voyager also has piefed support, and is my second favorite right now. Mlem is also stable, but i'm not a fan of the look no matter how I customize it.

     

    The fk is clara supposed to be now? I thought she the impossible girl, the girl who is somehow alive but shouldnt be, the surviving impossible girl, this episode makes her the dead and forever forgotten girl, the girl who wasn't remembered. The only companion the doctor forgets, who jumps into a timestream to save him throughout history but just loses her life out of it.

     

    The doctor implies humans came after and descended from timelords, but what if far in the future humans that generically modified themseleves to survive a harsh empty planet ( two hearts for whatever reason) they had settled on after thousands/millions of years of humans migrating out in the world, like the doctor loves to mention, found a time vortex on accident or settled there on purpose.

    Regenerations solve death, give people extra chances can descend from the concept of reincarnation. No age, gender, or race discrimination since you can die and become any. They lived near a time vortex and that couldve sent the whole dome encased city back millions of years back in time leading to an event where they later create humans. The whole fry is his own grandpa situation.

    I think they are both descendants of humans and that they created humans.

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