Siddharth S

@me@joshuastrobl.social that was a really helpful review. It was honest and pretty detailed, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for making and sharing it.

@thibaultmol I concur. @Techaltar I am surprised that you noticed it recently. I have been removing these annoying tags using URLCheck for as long as I can remember. @neatnit 🤝 I wholeheartedly recommend URLCheck to anyone who wants to tackle these annoyances on #android. https://github.com/TrianguloY/URLCheck @jackeric that "is" tag is there right? I saw it once somewhere and thought either the URL was broken or I was hallucinating or something. 😅

@thibaultmol thanks for boosting this. Thanks to you, I found one of my favourite content creator here. 😊 @notjustbikes

@carl@kde.social incredible!! 😍 I thought the first thumbnail was of a painting. Only when I opened it, I realized it was a real photo. 😊

@Techaltar nice easter egg! 😊 Are there others I should be looking for? 🤓

@lefticus it would be interesting (and fun) to see the results of an experiment where you task the LLM (I refrain from calling them AI, yet) to do a port which you (or preferably any one else) hasn't already done or isn't in public domain. Then once it has completed its task, you try to do it later without looking at the LLM's process or results. Yet another interesting version would be that once the LLM has completed its task you *"get to train"* on it, meaning, you get to look at how it has done its job and what is the result, and then create your own version. I think that would be a fair apples to apples comparison. What do you think? 🙂😊

@signalapp NO!

@lefticus sounds cool! You could post a poll here to see if people want that episode. 🙂 My vote is for it. I’m an avid viewer of your YouTube channel. Glad you’re on Mastodon, this way I get to have a one-on-one with you. 😊 Everyone, I highly recommend subscribing: https://www.youtube.com/@cppweekly