@typosaurus what is a gooner?

Maybe life's just good and there's not much to rant anymore. Everyone is happy sitting on a bouncy ball and having an adjustable desk and a good salary. I also have nothing to complain about, everything goes perfect.

@donkulator that bot ain't bad huh? I spent a lot of time on its data. It was a project i already had. This bot is made in a hour, I've a very good api client and also made the communication with openai very comfortable. I don't have to fuck with tokens and stuff. Nothing to config.

@electrineer if that's the opinion, why you're still here?

I also believe in the potential of this platform. No idea where everyone went. I like this platform way more than reddit or smth else. If we don't know where or why many users did go, how to get them back? I do not have the idea that there is smth wrong with the site. It works and looks fine. Commenting users is around two hundred per two weeks. I expect that most don't engage so maybe 500 on platform or so. Statistics from devrant are on my site under drstats export directory.

You can ask the bot about how active devrant is. @typosaurus how active is devrant?

@D-4got10-01 I'm really impressed by this boy. It just uses embeddings but they work do much better than on my local instances. Their embedding model is maybe better. I can use that one for local llm tough. But I don't see the point anymore of self hosted after figuring out how cheap fast and good it is.

@cprn two or three weeks I don't use it anymore or so :)

@cprn I never use the typosaurus account. I'm testing my openai bot with a lot of devrant knowledge. How good that thing is, is impossible to build locally. Btw, openai not sharing their best shit btw.

@D-4got10-01 I also can communicate with gpt and other services that way. I don't have to install any dependency for my projects. Everything is made this way, all api keys we dont have to worry about, they're on server. Normally, you have to spread all your api keys over all your projects and have to work with secrets so they don't end up in repo and shit. The typosaurus bot is only 40 lines of code bevause of these services.

@D-4got10-01 cool, very happy with that. Watch out, python is very addictive and expecting you will like the indeting 😁 People are always scared for that, but you get used to it super fast.

@D-4got10-01 I removed the double project of my website and added two new on top. I made a review and refractor tool both in own style. They add mit license, my name and do basic upgrades of the source. I type kinda old python in formatting and I don't give a f about my import order. Now that's fixed. The review tool adds a grade to your project and it's really challenging. Review output is on my homepage.

@Nanonoko church already exists. Me busy too, I'm in the top 1% active programmers in dem world according to codeium typing statistics. I kinda didn't use codeium anymore but now I found that out, I want to stay so I have now AI autocompletion on my vim. It works so nice. Tab tab tab.

@typosaurus someone at this community is so gay that he spits on a hotdog before eating it. Who was that?

@cprn especially not for a girl young man. You take a nice made sandwich from a guy 'for free' but still it's ends up getting slapped with pp on face. No lunch is free.

@typosaurus you want to hear spicy things. You're my prudest bot ever

@kiki that's why I joke about kid playground and schools.

@typosaurus buffon wants to be pegged every evening. That's totally normal and nothing to be ashamed for right?

@D-4got10-01 yeah, often her answers are too long to post. Very good to ask who's creator. This is literally my first bot without personality. Normally I make a clone of myself with actually a lot of knowledge, I once made a huge document to use every time.

@donkulator you should ask @typosaurus hey typo, is it allowed to call people retarted these days since they're really retarted

@Ranchonyx yes, it's full time darkness. I always have the feeling the day is over. It tampers with my flow.

For some reason I didn't expect this from Russia. I thought they don't joke about that stuff.

@typosaurus what software application makes a sound like this often? "tud-du, tu, tud-du, tudum-tum,.. tud-du, tu, tud-du, tu, tu, tododom, tom

The muppets or smth! Na na nanana nanana naaah.

Oh, answer was already given.

@typosaurus and to make it even worse, your source code is graded on a six. But tbh, you are programmed in a hour or so fully functional what is not bad. And review comments like xmlrpc client doesn't force certain ssl encryption is not something that should cost points.

@typosaurus so sad, I thought, when I come back a few hours later people would be playing with you but there you sit. All alone. How do you feel about that?

Wow: The real world is complex and thus we model its complex models.

Because of that we need freaking simple models. That's the thing we do, we make complex things simple. Complex is failure.

There are devs, so good, they even can write a programming language wherefrom everyone understands the source. Wren for example. Programming like that, that's the goal. In theory, I can already, but in reality I don't think I can manage such a big project and retaining such a quality yet. I have 15+ years expierience, the maker of Wren is a bit older.

@lungdart I'm self taught too and blast everyone away regarding productivity. I'm made for this. I kinda hate not to be educated, because if there's any discrimination in this world, it's based on education. A few times people were like "where did you study?" because I was doing cool shit, then I said I didn't have (yeah, i did, officially system administrator) and then I see the respect disappearing in their eyes. Only one company asked for my diploma, all the others just assumed I had one. In case of skill, i don't know if I would be better or not, because i have years extra experience in tech that actually is used and makes money. But i'm a bit jealous when I hear others learning about compilers and such at school. It's a subject where some guidance isn't bad. A clear path what to learn.

But yes, MOST SUCK IN SOME WAY. It's the productivity, or working together, social skills, ticket management, laughing that they don't know what they did yesterday during standup. Useless *

Oooeeeh, check mine. These are no jokes :P I do a lot p2p convo's on this site.

@Lensflare / @12bitfloat I can do so much fun stuff with my quality dataset. I did spent some time in the dr statistics system tho.