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felix (grayscale) 🐺Mar 1, 2025

@davatron5000 I've seen it said, "bad alt text is better than no alt text", and I think in this case that's still true. still, it might help to have a short tag like "#autogenerated" at the front, so someone can recognize that it might be mangled and unmangle it. "I don't like sand" is an iconic enough line that it's possible that someone hearing that would recognize the context and understand how it got mangled

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Kevin Karhan

Dec 12, 2024

@ai6yr nodds in agreement whereas the "akshual coding" is "relatively simple" if one doesn't mind #readability, #maintainability or using understandable variablr names...

#Testing and having #ReproduceableBuilds as well as #Documentation (even just #comments in #code!) Is way more important, cuz that'll make it maintainable!

Testing can be automated if one builds and documebts the tests that is...

So yeah, one does not remove or automate away these things easily, cuz even the best #autogenerated documentation needs #proofreading and testing for correctness and completeness!!!

"#AI" can't do this because those #LLM|s don't learn organically but merely act as "#StochasticParrot" and not as intelligent beings that is able or even willing to transfer * exchange information freely...

This dad follows his kid's PB&J sandwich instructions very literally

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Martha Crimson Aug 1, 2023

"Royal Funerals and Saints' Topography in Merovingian Paris" is an interesting lecture, but I'm laughing so much at the autogenerated subtitles I can't follow. Somehow San Fransisco is involved - ~1000yrs before it was founded - and we have such personalities as Dargo bad, Chilled Bear, and King Sugar Bears*. (YT link in toot below.)

#archaeology #autogenerated #merovingian #histodon

(*Dagobert, Gilbert, and - I think - Hildebert. It's been a while since I looked at the Merovingian dynasty.)

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GenghisKen Coar Nov 12, 2022

@postmodern
That might be a useful #metric. How often, if at all, are these #constant #regexp lines likely to be edited? How many are #autogenerated? Will they ever need to be #regenerated based on new knowledge or #constraints? Rather than thinking of #partitioning them in a #functional or #elegant way, how about in terms of sheer #maintainability? What's easiest for #editing, #documenting, and #maintsining?