@dalias @beka_valentine I use it because it does (did?) a lot well out of the box. I could replace Geany (what I used to code python in) and Gummi (for latex) with it quite easily, and until it started pushing copilot down my throat, I was happy with it. It was also the first editor I used with LSP, and pylance is quite convenient.

@markmccaughrean @vicgrinberg but here's the thing: Robert Moses was absolutely nobody at 35 (!). So it can happen, any minute now, surely...

@patrick_h_lauke @tommorris it's worse, if you click on the page and it's someone's ~surname page on a uni server, you can probably trust it; with AI summaries it all looks equally trustworthy

@andrewdwilliams @Nonya_Bidniss yeah knowing about that "famous" glass factory in Poltár, which closed 22 years ago, coming handy any minute now.

@atwolf @hacks4pancakes well it's also often the case in Germany and the UK, at least for the practices we have lived nearby. Not for every refill, but maybe once a year.

@cstross I've heard a pod where @timnitGebru was telling @parismarx about how the current gen of LLMs does worse job at speech transcription than the previous models/tools that were tailored for that task. So I wouldn't hold my breath.

@airtower @quixoticgeek @mgleadow @benc senk jou for tchravellink withs Deutsche Bahn.

@cstross Canticle for Leibowitz, huh?