We have three yotos. I cannot endorse them enough

I feel that post hoc reasoning is not a flaw. It helps build a coherent moral framework. To the hammer, everything is a nail. Why limit the philosophical tools pre or post any need i guess

For me, I have a mental knapsack full of philosophical approaches.

A situations scope, impact, and effect may demand a different philosophical framework to meet my or the groups goals.

There are some ideologies I won’t touch or entertain. There are some I can only accept under very specific terms and timelines. I have my favorites and more that I’m friendly with.

So ya, a sort of meta-utlitarianism!

I like my philosophy flexible

Thank you. I didn’t know i was waiting for Cooklang, but I am glad you connected me!

IANAL but one would sau , “It depends.”

Questions in capitalist systems should always start with money. Does anyone profit or lose perceived value by the uses described? If yes, the plaintiff has the beginning of a case

Educational content. I’ll get udemy or pluralsite content if I’m studying a topic. It has helped me earn certs and stay informed on different tech.

I used Fitbook on fdroid for a bit. The best feature was support for weighing food to get calories.

My biggest frustration with apps today is the lack of support for home cooking. I cook most all food but it is a pain get nutritional information unless it comes from a box.

Ive been trying to find a tool that will let me dump in all ingredients by volume/weight so I know the caloric value of a meal. CooksIllustrated uses this https://api.edamam.com/ but I can’t find an easy way to bring dishes from magazines or cookbooks to it

They have a straight forward application process every week in IRC

Ive used it and love it. I convert PDFs I read for work to ebooks and then audiobooks. Then I listen to the content at the gym and count it as work hours :)

Nothing beats a good narrator, there will always be a place for performance and folly noise. This is a useful tool for the content you have to consume

https://www.myanonamouse.net/

Best after the local library.

I’d you dont mind spending money, get a yoto. Kids LOVE them and you can make your own cards https://support.yotoplay.com/en-US/make-a-card-from-your-own-recordings-and-create-playlists-21683

A yoto with headphones is cool, but kid content can be cool

Putting up a synapse server in the public cloud and building bridges to the apps people use. At least I get my messaging in one place

I agree how these conclusions were developed is trash; however, there is real value to understanding the impact alignments have on a model.

There is a reason public llms don’t disclose how to make illegal or patented drugs. Llms shy away from difficult topics like genocide, etc.

It isnt by accident, they were aligned by corps to respect certain views of reality. All the llm does is barf out a statically viable response to a prompt. If they are weighted you deserve to know how

This it?

https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri

Pillars was awesome. I need to grab deadfire

Stardew valley :)

I wish there were a site I could report my specs to and get a list of playable games.

I have an 8th gen Intel i7, 32 gigs of memory and beyond SNES style games I have no idea what options there are for me

I think this, like anything tech, depends on the usecase.

As an example, if I was an ethnographer working to document rural cooking techniques on the Isle of Skye I might work with this group to stand up a public instance of mealie. Success would depend on the project being a collective work though. Me working with the collectives to meet the challenges of the project over a loosely defined set of time.

I think the above could be a big success. On the opposite side, I would not count on the collective to host and maintain my personal tech stack. Maybe I’d pay them to advise, but little more

My family tree. I’ll be a miracle if I make it out of my sixties. Whereas my wife’s grand parents all made it to their mid-nineties.

She could likely live 30 years past the point of my death.

No, my people dont live long. My wife will though. It makes me happy knowing that between both our labor she will be able to eek out a living in old age

This is cool. Thanks.