There’s no pleasing some people. 🤣

Probably ‘:colors blue’. I had a brief stint with this scheme cerca early 2000s

I use LLMs to automate boring tasks or generate starting points, but in my experience, i can’t trust them to generate code that I’d be proud to share. If I use the code they spit out, I’m always adapting or rewriting it to meet my standards. I find they better at explaining code than generating it… Anyway…

How will these students evaluate if the code they have generated is up to scratch?

You kind of have to have been a good coder to know what good code looks like.

I know, I know, another AI will be used to review the code…

Something feels a bit off here to me.

I’m sure I will be flamed.

If you dont know Flock is a camera, this headline is really hard to parse!

Agreed with starting small.

Find something broken or missing something, fix it.

Man, Dune 2 is/was great.

Used to play in on DOS back in the day. Even had the megadrive version too.

Just disable the lid switch in software.

I’ve always done this. I dont like it suspending when its closed.

Data centres are the new windmills?

Chu is cheap. Maybe they used crappy plastics?

Fwiw I have many IEMs and have never seen that!

Thats weird.

Are they old? Maybe rubber/plastic has degraded?

Check if the filter is clogged?

Sloperating

I’d reccommend an android dap.

Most phones dont have enough storage for a medium sized music collection. Most phones dont have a headphone jack.

Android dap + Syncthing.

I’ve tried enough custom os players to know that they are never good. Ofren you cant do something as simple as play a random album, search by name, or go to the currently playing album/artist.

I prefer android, so I can install any player.

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Brutal

Musicolet is great. Just dont like how it handles external playlists.

Inuse syncthing to sync music from my NAS to the SD card on my phone.

TempleOS phone, when?