Due to their past, LLMs need to prove themselves as correct and accurate. Bloggers have already gone through this gauntlet and have proven to be more likely to be correct and accurate.
The goal as a blog author should not be to grab attention and mislead readers into starting your article only to realise it's not what they expected and were interested in.
I doubt it was OP's goal. Commenter I responded to on the other hand said that the original was more 'attention grabbing' than my clarifying amendment, and that's what I said ought not be the goal.
It's a good analysis but the AI slop writing makes me not trust you've reviewed this and I'm unable to finish or subscribe. I'm sure you're a great blogger but this is holding it back!
love the concept and dont mind that ai wrote the code, but please consider rewriting the readme out of the AI style and cadence, it's a bit exhausting seeing ai writing everywhere.
Sorry, meant say that Blacksky is much more important than the metrics you point to, with more detail on that wiki.
They're the first alternative full stack, the first alternative AppView, and that is something that the author should have mentioned. However, it weakens the argument so they left it out.
"Number of contributors" has never meant impact. You wouldn't dismiss openssl or curl, ya know?
I've been mostly using emacs past 30 years ie. about the time when system memory wasn't any more constraint which while single user was about 8MB at least. But I did earn my living before that about 7 years mostly using vi as most usable editor in the system and that 8MB was luxury most of that time.
But even emacs IMHO was and is vastly superior, vi still had it niche fast small edits and especially before log based transactional filesystems. After power outage or bad brownout event system crash there was great chance you got to fixing filesystem with fsck (which did often take lot of time) and worst cases finally debugfs trying to fiddle bits that you get fsck fixing rest.
Bringing system up with old system could be tedious. Before you get system enough up single user mode and just root fs mounted you had to resort you way forward using those modest tools you had there. It was really great if vi did work, but it too required sometimes more memory than you had before swap was active. If not, then ed was your friend, ex is just vi without visual mode.
For a long time vi was also able to edit very large files. It did not require reading whole file in memory before it allowed editing as for example emacs did (or mmap's it memory later).
These days I use vi for quick edits like someone above mentioned and like it more than any later replacement (nano etc) if emacs is not there, not worth installing it for just quick change or when can't install on (embedded) or someone else's system for any reason.
Vi is often available also *bsd based appliances which I've been using like Junos, Netscalers, etc.
I disagree. Notable and impacting politics are often here and foster interesting discussions.
Everything is political, and nowadays everything has relation to tech. ICE is being supported by Palantir and many defense tech companies and that technology impacts and perfects the terror and abuse by ICE in Minneapolis.
It's important for us to talk about this, especially when it is uncomfortable.
Where else do we go? Reddit? The r/democrats is sold out to the corporate side. I’ve only found /democraticparty /marchagainstnazis /nokingsmovement /progressivehq and /NoKingsCoalition to be decent. But it’s more about reporting not action
As such, you cannot be sure if the writing contains correct and accurate information at all, even with modern models.
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