AI is cool.
I just finished recording and editing 20 new video lessons for a course.
Uploaded the videos to Sonix and it created a (mostly) accurate transcript.
Uploaded the transcript to ChatGPT and asked it to create a summary of the lesson for the landing page!
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It's gonna be a while before AI takes all our jobs though.
Or maybe not, since it speaks with the confidence of a mediocre white man while gaslighting me throughout this whole reply.
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AI is cool.
I just finished recording and editing 20 new video lessons for a course.
Uploaded the videos to Sonix and it created a (mostly) accurate transcript.
Uploaded the transcript to ChatGPT and asked it to create a summary of the lesson for the landing page!
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Ran across a random software article that made me, feel, well, old:
In traditional web applications, web pages are rendered on the client side. The browser receives a blob of JavaScript from the server, processes it, and paints the UI that the user sees.
This is not a “tradition” I grew up with!
(It’s also not a “tradition” I’ve ever particularly loved.)
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another #disinfo technique
"overwhelming list"
People who support #Putin try to justify by proving how evil other countries or alliances have been in the past.
Ignoring one evil does not justify another the lists are pronounced nonsense
Includes invites and peace keeping.
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NEW: Twitter is shutting down its data center in Sacramento and downsizing another in Atlanta by early Jan, likely as a cost saving measure. This means a huge amount of traffic will be shifted to its remaining data centers, which could result in increased instability.
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"html": "<p>Making notes is helpful when reading and running unfamiliar code for the first time. I usually start with happy paths. Here\u2019s some notes I made while learning about Mastodon account search and discovery. It\u2019s really cool to poke around the code that so many people are using every day to find each other.</p>\n\n<p>When you search on an account identifier on Mastodon, your browser makes a request to your Mastodon instance:</p>\n\n<blockquote>\n <p>/api/v2/search?q=%40herestomwiththeweather%40mastodon.social&resolve=true&limit=5</p>\n</blockquote>\n\n<p>The resolve=true parameter tells your Mastodon instance to make a webfinger request to the target Mastodon instance if necessary. 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"html": "<p>In my last post, I mentioned that I planned to add login history to <a href=\"https://github.com/herestomwiththeweather/irwin\">Irwin</a>. As I was testing my code, I logged into <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/\">indieweb.org</a> and noticed that I needed to update my code to support <a href=\"https://indieauth.spec.indieweb.org/#profile-url-response\">5.3.2 Profile URL Response</a> of the IndieAuth spec as this IndieAuth client does not need an access token. Here\u2019s what the history looks like on my IndieAuth server:</p>\n\n<p><img src=\"https://coffeebucks.s3.amazonaws.com/images/image/jekyll/indieauth_login_history.png\" alt=\"IndieAuth login history\" /></p>\n\n<p>If I click on a login timestamp, I have the option to revoke the access token associated with the login if it exists and has not already expired. My next step is to test some other <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/Micropub/Servers\">micropub servers</a> than the one I use to see what interoperability updates I may need to make.</p>",
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I got my own little private ice rink for having an existential crisis on
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I got the whole darn Lloyd center ice to myself this morning due to snow
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Just two days to Christmas for many folks around the world and we have our special #NAFO tree topper today.
From forger @keene_chemistry
Bid to win your North Star
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