Until a human being who understands the issue goes through the AI output line by line and verifies it, it's just stochastic word-salad.
https://pluralistic.net/2026/03/02/nonconsensual-slopping/
Nice one, @pluralistic@mamot.fr
A software poet in love with the absurd, his family, and his own hubris...oh, and #emacs. So much Emacs.
Other interests that I post about:
• #jazz in my local Portland, Oregon (USA) area #pdx
• #orgmode and #orgzly
• #lisp ... and #emacs-lisp
• #scheme
• #rpg games ... esp. #ironsworn
• #solorpg
• Online #mud systems (using #evennia)
Until a human being who understands the issue goes through the AI output line by line and verifies it, it's just stochastic word-salad.
https://pluralistic.net/2026/03/02/nonconsensual-slopping/
Nice one, @pluralistic@mamot.fr
Yes, you can use #orgmode in #emacs to create a _personal wiki_, but my friend @logan@mastodon.logustus.com turned Org into a full-blown #Wiki where _some_ can use Org, and others edit using a gawdawful browser. Looks interesting: https://github.com/LoganBarnett/org-wiki