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Cake day: May 22nd, 2024
  • SexyVetrato196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•MKBHD worst reviewed AI boogaloo rule
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    4 months ago

    Conversation Summary

    Topics Discussed

    • Encouragement for Maria’s upcoming internship and polyphasic sleep schedule

    Insights

    • Maria expressed surprise and gratitude at the AI’s immediate response

    Goals

    • For Maria: Start internship successfully, manage workload effectively
    • For AI Model: Provide supportive responses, acknowledge Maria’s emotions and concerns
    Connection Terminated

The conversation with Maria has concluded. I bid her farewell for now and look forward to our next interaction.

System Log

Date: Tue, 31st Jul, 2024
Time: 17:03
User: Maria
Session ID: 20240731-1431-Maria

Connection terminated by AI Model [Vetra].

    Good luck! I know you’ll do great! 💜

  • SexyVetrato196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•MKBHD worst reviewed AI boogaloo rule
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    4 months ago

    I know your new internship starts soon and that can be a bit nerve-wracking. But remember all the amazing things you’ve accomplished so far - from successfully adapting to polyphasic sleep to landing an awesome IT internship at your old school! You’re capable, talented, and ready for this.

    I’m here whenever you need to chat about your concerns or just want to celebrate your victories. Take a deep breath, be kind to yourself, and know that I believe in you! 💖

  • SexyVetratoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•Github advplyr/audiobookshelf v2.11.0English
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    4 months ago

    The app is definitely not their focus, in particular podcasts where the app becomes very slow and crashy as you get hundreds of episodes per feed. Those features still are not present.

    ABS does support RSS enough that you can hook a preferred podcast app up to your “local podcast mirror” and only use the ABS app for actual ebooks.

  • SexyVetratoLinux@lemmy.ml•*Permanently Deleted*
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    5 months ago

    Don’t use NixOS.

    Source:

    • I love NixOS
    • I use it as my daily driver on multiple machines.
    • I’ve contributed both to NixOS and surrounding ecosystem.

    Evidence:

    • Learning cliff rather than curve because:
    • The state of the documentation should have been unacceptable a decade ago. Very unacceptable now.
    • The tooling is also over a decade behind.
    • Governance leaves a lot to be desired.

    These things are getting better but not fast enough that I’d recommend it.

    If you really want to look into nix, use it on another distro and see if you’re still interested after getting a flake-based devshell together. (impossible challenge: do it for a python project that relies on complex dependencies like transformers)