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Most of the coffee shops in my city were closed yesterday. Only the big corporate ones were open, and they were pretty empty.

Yeah that's a no-go. The lawn extension must be kept less than 12" tall under city ordinance, and you need a license if you're going to sell or give away those vegetables...

I would like to see both anti-AI and "slop 'em up!" forks of Linux, mostly to see which one fails first.

My hypothesis is that the anti-AI one would fail first because the slop-em-up one would end up with bots just copying a bunch of fixes from mainline Linux.

Yeah I often tell a local LLM to find problems with my code before I submit it. It's essentially a round 0 reviewer, trained on previous (human) reviews of the same project.

Foie de boeuf!

Please don't make fun of her female-pattern baldness

No you didn't. I saw on TV that everyone in McKinney is dead.

"Don't even bother looting up there" slayed me.

Interesting. I don't use any of the compose tools, so I've not faced that. I find Podman works reliably in places where I can't even get Docker to start working (such as RISC-V machines), but I also typically use podman for testing before deploying to k8s

I see the New York Times doesn't know what minicomputers are.

I'm curious why you feel this way? I'm kinda the opposite — podman has features I use that Docker doesn't.

Depends on your workflow, really.

For my use case I've found a series of rocks on an infinite beach works well.