I mean, yeah, even my orange cat has more working neurons that any LLM, but me, ofc.
MrLLM
Hopefully it will.
Btw, if you’d like, you can downgrade your M1 mini back to sequoia using DFU mode. Keep in mind that you’ll need to wipe it out entirely, so you might want to do a backup first.
How to do it: https://gist.github.com/idleberg/98cea990efef643423f7d9ed1f298bd2
Get macOS IPSW: https://ipsw.me/product/Mac/
100% of the people who have consumed dihydrogen monoxide will eventually die.
Spanish Inquisition sad noises
Yeah, definitely sketchy, I’m glad I asked here.
Yeah, I asked for more details and got more information about it, I still need more info.
I’ll probably decline since performing interviews doesn’t sound like something I’d like to do as a first job
I’m not really sure what I should look for. There a bunch of base64 looking strings that cannot be decoded to text and some IP (both v4 and v6)
Ok, I’ll take the bait.
This is not longer about whether they’re capable of not, they’re just a mere tool, it’s about supporting an unsustainable industry that’s destroying the environment, economy, society and already working technologies for… well, nothing, it’s not even profitable yet, they’re slowly getting into the find out stage.
Not to say that, even if they are capable of “keeping documentation up to date”, they’re unable to do software engineering, most software projects fail because bad design decisions. And btw, documentation is not limited to code comments, API endpoints or whatever a JavaDoc is in your target programming language (methods and attributes comments, if OO, on how they work / what they do / how to use them).
Professional grade documentation goes beyond that, begins with the problem you’re trying to solve and goes all the way to the end of life of your system. Yes, it’s hard to maintain it up to date and will slowly become outdated, but it’s bound to happen, it’s almost as if you wanted to have 100% of testing coverage, it’s economically impossible.
Friggin hate nothing is real anymore
Thankfully you haven’t had the need to use Excel Online
It’s almost as if you neglect young people’s needs, you get fewer. Who could’ve known.




We don’t need a covid-style lockdown to do that. Just saying.