That’s a great way to do it, but human attention on your code is a scarce and valuable resource. LLMs are great for the sort of lazy stupid questions where you benefit from a quick answer, but also don’t want to waste someone else’s time on. When you are learning nearly all the questions you’ll have will be like this, your progress is gated on finding the answers, and even if you are taking a class and it’s someone’s job to look at your code and help you understand what’s wrong with it, you have to wait your turn for that and only get so much help.

I like the idea of a serious commitment to a romantic relationship, but I wouldn’t want the government to be involved in the associated ritual, just like I wouldn’t want a church to be involved, or a diamond monopoly.

tbf the text in error messages very often leads down a rabbit hole of barely relevant context, rather than to the shortest path to getting things to work as you expect them to. Or maybe they just don’t understand what the word “deprecated” means or implies.

They rejected expanded access to medicaid, but afaik the health insurance marketplace system established by the ACA is still accessible.

There is something of a welfare cliff for medicaid, but aren’t there also means tested subsidies/discounts on the health insurance market for when you make more than that but are still poor?

If reddit implodes there’s not really any likelihood that refugees will seek out lemmy.

Why not? Isn’t that the reason for the influxes of users that have happened so far?

To me it would be worth it for Lemmy to get somewhat Eternal September’d if it meant Reddit being destroyed/replaced with something that isn’t a company.

It would only succeed in filtering really low effort bots anyway, because it’s really easy to programmatically check if you are shadowbanned. Someone who is trying to ban evade professionally is going to be way better equipped to figure it out than normal users.

The impact of this would be proportional to how successful you are at making comments at the top of comment chains

#opsec

To me the disadvantage would be, the library likely does many more things than just what you need it for, so there is way more code, so you probably can’t realistically read and understand it yourself before incorporating it. This would lead to among other issues the main thing that irritates me about libraries; if it turns out something in it is broken, you are stuck with a much bigger debugging problem where you first have to figure out how someone else’s code is structured.

Although I guess that doesn’t apply as much to implementations of common algorithms like OP since the library is probably solid. I would consider favoring LLM code over most anything off npm though.

Having fewer/no dependencies is nice though

The internet is wrong, more “um actually” is needed, not less

Probably going to be a ton of cheap used computers on the market in the near future for installing Linux on

FreeTube is currently broken, maybe for the same reason OP is having problems, YouTube changed something on their end. Although supposedly the fix is coming through shortly. Shoutouts to the maintainers doing all this work.

I don’t actually know how good it is but another software that does screen sharing you might try is Jitsi

Matrix is the main one I think

Yeah I mean I did read the translated version, but translations are imperfect. Looks like this confirms that there is a recent spike though

Not sure, the article links to another article about the recent state of Argentina’s economy and currency though, which seems to be saying among other things that its stability became worse in 2023, which was closely followed by spikes in cryptocurrency adoption:

I’m not 100% on all that though since I can’t read Spanish