Mug Moment

My experience with ChatGPT goes like this:

• Write me a block of code that makes x thing
• Certainly, here’s your code
• Me: This is wrong.
• You’re right, this is the correct version
• Me: This is wrong again.
• You’re right, this is the correct version
• Me: Wrong again, you piece of junk.
• I’m sorry, this is the correct version.
• (even more useless code) … and so on.

I’m-a sorry FISH from unix_surrealism

I’d go for stability. Smaller instances can be slow. If you want fast load times use a bigger one, like mastodon.social

But…

Bluesky should stop pushing their own protocol and adopt ActivityPub and the Fediverse. They really don’t offer anything that Mastodon or even Threads already have. It’s another centralized mess in the making.

In Spanish these are called “camionetas”, something like “truckettes”.

And probably cheaper.

More like officially supported modding. For example, Gnome extensions are third party add-ons.

I used to be angry at Microsoft. Now I’m angry at Microsoft, Red Hat and Canonical.

That’s true.

Bluesky is very barebones and has even less functionality than Mastodon. Beside having a similar look to Twitter I don’t understand why people choose it.

⭕👈

Duende