But we’ve been able to disable it from the GitHub setting for some weeks now. ![]()
For Atlassian, they still don’t want us to be able to disable it officially, without using workarounds that they can break when they want.
But we’ve been able to disable it from the GitHub setting for some weeks now. ![]()
For Atlassian, they still don’t want us to be able to disable it officially, without using workarounds that they can break when they want.
I’m old-fashioned, I don’t use AI. But for how long?
I don’t really know what the point is in lying about something like that. You have been talked to about your AI use on these forums before.
@chaban copies scripts from AI. I’ve only clicked “Google with AI” a few times, so I don’t know what you’re talking about.
I would like to nominate @dseomn for early forum profile pic of the year 2026 ![]()
I have no idea what that is. Is there a prize for it? Is the prize a dog?
As many as you can carry
Oooh, tough choices then. 1-2 large dogs, or more smaller dogs…
Okay, so UK biased but still musical. Simple quiz. Taking two tracks that were number one in the UK charts can you guess which has the most YouTube plays.
I got 7/10 despite not recognizing most of the tracks. Mostly by looking at the years and picking the year that probably had more active YouTube users.
There was a comment elsewhere that picking the newer year works 75% of the time. There are a few hits that do break that rule - maybe from being in films, adverts, etc
My first run I got 8/10 but failed to get any where near that on later attempts. ![]()
Does anybody else feel a bit annoyed at how some (many?) people seem to have started associating em dashes and other fun punctuation with LLM output? I feel like I keep seeing pushback against em dashes online despite such a long and rich tradition that predates generative AI by centuries.
/me goes to yell at clouds,—without using AI.
(Inspired by another topic but not related to it.)
I don’t use AI (this useless crap goes against all my values) but I have a shortcut for typing en and em dashes, as well as many others. And I replaced my typewriter apostrophe keyboard key with the good looking curly apostrophe, in direct typing. ![]()
Very interesting music player:
(found it when I was trying to find a 3D player although it’s not what @lazybookwyrm is searching for either)