Web developer. Lead developer of PieFed
The other day I made a machine learning model that classifies images as either ‘a certain type of undesirable image’ (no, not porn) or ‘any other image’. It is 96.4% accurate and takes 14 ms to classify one image (using CPU only - with a GPU it could be 5x - 10x faster).
I plan to offer this as an API service that social media networks can use to filter posts.
Office 2000 was totally fine too. Apart from clippy.
I’d hook up https://easydmarc.com/ for a couple of months to monitor deliverability, just while you’re bedding it in.
The vision in my head was a huge truckload of it in one big pile that you can dive into like scrooge mcduck.
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You didn’t just code it with AI, you also wrote all your posts and comments with AI.
Having so many accounts is getting kind of ridiculous. Please just use one or two accounts.
Not everyone wants to see so many questions. When those people block you and then you make a new account and ask many questions again with the new one, you create work for all those people who need to block your new account too.
I was going to suggest Python too but you’ll need to be careful to just use functionality that is part of the standard library because once you start pulling in 3rd party packages deployment is much harder and portability seems to be a requirement here. That should be doable with your case.
The free edition of PyCharm is great for debugging.
While it is technically possible to write shell scripts that do as much as what you’re attempting to, it’s not a good idea.
Shell scripts generally don’t have the development environment necessary for debugging. You can’t pause execution based on a breakpoint and inspect variables, or step through the code line by line to watch the execution flow as it happens. Well, bashdb exists, but it’s quite hard to use.
Without proper debugging tooling you’re limited to printing stuff out on the screen and trying to figure out what that means. That’s ok for short scripts (< 50 lines?) but yours is 700+ lines.
Laravel has been around for a long long time (decades?) so I’m pretty sure whatever AI stuff they’re adding are optional packages that can be ignored if they’re not for you.
Another way to look at it would be “if you’ve got a toy project to practice coding without AI on, do it now” before that is the only option.
“I told you Mexico would pay for it!”
In the Homarr docs, there is this: https://homarr.dev/docs/widgets/iframe/
Towards the end there is a link to https://github.com/diogovalentte/homarr-iframes which contains many examples of some content formatted nicely to fit within Homarr iframes and a docker container you can use to make a url that the iframe widget can consume. They used Go which is only a little harder than Python to read.
Seems like this one - https://github.com/diogovalentte/homarr-iframes/tree/main/src/sources/changedetectionio - makes a request to a JSON api, for example.
This is AI slop, btw.
Don’t trust any of the numbers in that article.
Fair enough - I got it working recently but it was the hardest self-hosting install I’ve done. No way most people would succeed. Email is 50(?) years of questionable design decisions piled on top of each other so it’s become a whole world of weird stuff. Doing email should be it’s own tech specialty, like ‘devops’ or ‘db admin’ is. There’s enough depth to it.
There are a ton of email providers who are not Google, though. e.g. https://proton.me/mail. You don’t need to run it on your own hardware.
So good to finally have a label for what went wrong with Drupal!
Stranded major
It’s funny how they’re concerned about the optics of the size of the audience members when the optics of holding a UFC event on the whitehouse lawn at all are already absolutely terrible.
The homeless people living in RVs are the responsible and organized ones who saw a bad situation coming and invested in a solution that would keep them from living in a tent.
If that solution is taken off the table it’ll just lead to more people living in tents and all the problems that come from that.
It depends on your company.
If you are running public-facing code, security is going to become a huge deal in coming months. So use AI to find all the security holes in your stuff before the hackers do.
If you have lots of databases and APIs for internal use, create a MCP server so agents can do anything with your data and APIs.
If your data is even a little sensitive and you don’t want to send it all to the USA (read up on the CLOUD act), look into running models locally and the hardware investments you’ll need to make.