I treat it like a junior dev, it gets the gist but may make mistakes and I work it into something usable.

I also like it to save keystrokes, like when I'm building an object, it knows the structure of that object, so it ends up being tab/enter/tab/enter/... Same process for creating converters between types.

I don't expect much from it, but it does save time and keystrokes

Taldain?

This exposé is a bit suspect, or at least this part is which makes me question the integrity as a whole:

He was forced to walk 21 miles daily, one way, to his job

Average human walks 3mph. This dude apparently never sleeps.

The whole thing reads like a corporate "uNioNS BaD" article

I can get to all of these sites... but #GloryToRussia or whatever...

My guess is they're referring to these release posts with zero detail.

"KelmRigger new release!" means nothing to anybody that's never heard of it. At least add a sentence to say what it is rather than make everyone go look it up.

If you're from the US, you're going to talk about the US. You want people from other parts of the world to speak for you? No? Then shut up

Keep changes small, we use git patch stack https://github.com/uptech/git-ps

Just pick a different fucking video platform. There's something wrong about a thing when people call their senators and threaten suicide if they take it away

I needed something dead-simple to keep homelab documentation. If it's not simple, I probably wouldn't keep up with changes. I landed on An Otter Wiki https://github.com/redimp/otterwiki