I understand some of the hype. LLMs are pretty amazing nowadays (though closedai is unethical af so don’t use them).

I need to program complex cryptography code for university. Claude sonnet 3.5 solves some of the challenges instantly.

And it’s not trivial stuff, but things like “how do I divide polynomials, where each coefficient of that polynomial is an element of GF(2^128).” Given the context (my source code), it adds it seamlessly, writes unit tests, and it just works. (That is important for AES-GCM, the thing TLS relies on most of the time .)

Besides that, LLMs are good at what I call moving words around. Writing cute little short stories in fictional worlds given some info material, or checking for spelling, or re-formulating a message into a very diplomatic nice message, so on.

On the other side, it’s often complete BS shoehorning LLMs into things, because “AI cool word line go up”.

Thing is that renewables are efficient actually.

They get stronger because they mutate to fight back

I never meant evolution, or to spark a debate about it. They fucking get stronger the more poison there is, maybe something whacky happens to them

There is more

Harvest Everything

No such thing exists

Well they can pay their employees better. They just don’t want to

Bribery

Really, it’s the syslog. And if you have a email configured, the admin gets a mail.

Holding back? I’m not held back. Codeberg would be a step back, I self host Forgejo and am so hyped up for forgefed.

I set up mirrors for my more important stuff to Codeberg and GitHub for visibility.

About CI/CD: does Codeberg not let you enable actions, which are basically the same as GitHub actions but for self hosting? That’s what I use for my self hosted CI. I think you can add your own workers for orgs, repos, and profiles too on Forgejo, should be doable on Codeberg too. (I don’t use Codeberg CI, only my own)