Jo: https://postmarketos.org/blog/2026/09/27/nura-rename/

I switched teams at $DAYJOB a few months ago, into a project which is developed open-source mainly by our company and with heavy use of LLMs.

And at some point, one of our devs told me that they explicitly don’t have an AGENTS.md file in the repo (which would contain instructions to make the LLMs generate better results), because they don’t want LLM-generated contributions.

Why? Because we would need to review that slop.

I feel like this isn’t talked about enough in these discussions. It’s faster to generate a contribution, but the end result is often considerably worse and needs a much more thorough review.
The workload for maintainers increases. And maintainers were the bottleneck even before LLMs.

So, I just don’t think you generally want to allow generated contributions, not without LLMs making a massive leap still.
At best, I would allow it for select people, like the maintainers themselves or past contributors where you know they will ensure a base level of quality and have an understanding of the architecture and the project goals.

Jo, auch Diktatoren verstehen, dass man den Großteil der Bevölkerung zufrieden genug halten muss, um Revolutionen zu vermeiden.

Minderheiten kann man mit Staatsgewalt in Schach halten, vor allem wenn du genug Volksverräter findest, die dir loyal sind, in der Hoffnung, etwas von der Macht ab zu bekommen.

Aber wenn mal das gesamte Volk gegen dich ist, wenn deine Volksverräter Angst bekommen vom Volk angegriffen zu werden, dann musst du nicht lange warten, dass sie dich verraten und du ohne Unterstützer da stehst.

It’s not that rational of a position. I mainly just think that plastic looks and feels tacky as hell.

I mean, I am also trying to reduce plastic items in my household in general, because it’s just less potential sources of microplastics, but I have no idea, if these pots would even give off any microplastics. They don’t typically get abraded, at least.

I guess, on the flipside though, non-plastic pots can be good for plants. For example, if you have a plant which struggles in moist soil, then a terracotta pot can help to move that moisture out.

I’m glad that I can’t stand plastic, so I’ve been getting rid of these pretty quickly…

Hmm, yeah, never tried to write mods for VoxeLibre, but I would be surprised, if there’s a guide for it in particular.

That modding book is still applicable. The Luanti modding API is still applicable. I believe, you just need to know the technical names for the VoxeLibre blocks and items, so you can reference them in the code.

In the F5 menu, you can see the technical names for blocks you point at.
Not sure, if there’s a way to see that for items in-game. There might be a mod that displays them. Otherwise, you can look in your Luanti directory. For me on Linux, that’s under ~/.minetest/games/mineclone2/.

I never got why I shouldn’t just jumble up pitches any way that sounds ok to me. Ultimately I decided that I’ll spend my life composing music, deliberately ignoring harmony theory as material …

Well, we have a word for jumbling them up however you feel like: jazz 🙃

Okay, more serious response, at the end of the day it is all about having it sound good. No one’s going to question why you did things a certain way, if it sounds good.

I try to see it more as a shortcut for making things sound good. It’s just a set of known-good strategies that you can apply, if you feel like it.
Like a tube with premixed color. Yes, you can mix your own color, and many times it is necessary to get it just right, but sometimes you just know that a few dots of khaki are what you want.

Yeah, I was actually wondering why that’s the case, or if it’s just a matter of only glucose being measured in the glycemic index.

But on the Wikipedia page for fructose, it says this:

The liver converts most fructose and galactose into glucose for distribution in the bloodstream or deposition into glycogen.

So, I’m guessing, that’s what ‘slows’ it down and makes it healthier in that regard.

If it helps with your research, the scientific way of distinguishing between slow carbs and quick carbs is with the glycemic index: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glycemic_index

Well, that lambda comes from lambda-functio…

Ah yeah, it’s just a translucent overlay slapped on top of everything. It’s the fallback option when nothing else works.

Lots of apps that advertise lowering screen brightness below 0% just do that, so I thought that’s what you mean.

There is also a way to properly filter the colors, which doesn’t discolor things as badly, but I believe you need root for that, or for it to be built into the OS, like the “Extra Dim” option that various ROMs have.

I guess, there might also be ROMs where the manufacturer decided to limit how low you can set the brightness via the UI, even though the hardware would accept lower values. In that case, yeah, try what @hexagonwin@lemmy.today posted with writing to that file via ADB.
Maybe you can also do that via Termux somehow, if you’ve got root on your device.

Yeah, the companies would rather not, though, because people may think you need to play them in order…

Yep, roguelikes are roguelikes, because there was literally a game called “Rogue” way back in 1980: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_(video_game)

Duskbloods is the new FromSoftware game, so there’s no chance anyone will forget that.

Oof, I had already forgotten it before they mentioned FromSoftware. It sounds like a teenage vampire drama…

Thought it was the Get Rotated shark for a moment:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBTQ_symbols#Lambda

Aka !youdontsurf@lemmy.world

I used this app before it came built into the OS for me: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.jmstudios.redmoon

Hab mein Gemüse meist in so Gemüsenetzen rumliegen, wo man nicht direkt rein sieht.
Und erst vor ein paar Tagen habe ich eines der Gemüsenetze angegrabbelt, um zu erfühlen was drin ist, und mir gedacht: “Oh, das fühlt sich an wie ein Po, das muss eine Paprika sein!”

Well, in my case, it’s a form of gluten intolerance. Might be coeliac disease.

So, if you were to have the same thing as me, then try not eating wheat, spelt, barley, rye for like three days or so.

Perhaps more generally, make a list of foods you frequently eat, and then go through it one-by-one and don’t eat that food for a few days and see if anything happens.
Could of course be various other things, too, but it’s something you can control fairly easily. I’m still baffled that I never had a few days where I didn’t eat wheat in all those years.