I’m enjoying the sunny and warm day. It’s only 73ºF. Yesterday was 83. If I were to extrapolate, one week from today it will be sub-zero. You say, never extrapolate from two data points? Well, that’s what technical stock analysts like to do.
Coming soon: it’s going to be trivial to deploy a different app on your Small Web server. Useful if you’re a dev and you’re playing around with different apps.
(Also, notice the speed at which deployment happens. I’m one step away from implementing this in Domain using pre-warmed Kitten instances – called toasty kittens – thereby bringing the time it takes to deploy your own Small Web place down to a handful of seconds.)
If someone offered me a part-time job where I could do #technical 2D #drawings like this in #inkskape all the time, I think I would say yes. 😊 I actually enjoy that kind of simple work quite a bit. 😇
"- Think strategically, as in content strategy. The potential of AI content in certain scenarios, such as integration docs or code samples, is huge. Figure out where AI should interface in your information architecture and let the LLMs roam within the boundaries that you build for them. Shepherd AIs.
Test your assumptions, test everything. It’s already common knowledge that default LLMs’ output is good only up to a certain point, if not outright unusable. Even my kids can tell whether the stories GPT came up with are lame. Stage A/B tests and user research to verify how good LLMs really are.
Embrace metrics and docs observability. Don’t just unleash AI on a product and forget about it; instead, measure the impact of the AI-generated or AI-edited content across your product and content properties, see where they have the greater impact and where they could hurt your product’s credibility.
Hire with AI augmentation in mind. As I explained in Hiring technical writers in a ChatGPT world, writing skills are based on the same pattern matching and retrieval skills that LLMs mimic. Unless you expect writers to work offline on parchments, tolerate a certain degree of AI augmentation.
Advocate for your craft at work. Tech writers only write during a fraction of their time — the rest is spent chasing subject-matter experts, organizing information, and more. Don’t let stakeholders think that the deliverable is your job: Remind them how the cake is actually made."
I've read this site for 25 years, subscribed for 10+.
It used to be #extremely technical - the writers knew their stuff. But in recent years, #technical#errors in the content have been driving me nuts - basic things any #engineer, #developer, #electronics hobbyist, or other tech-adjacent layman would spot as wrong instantly.
Today, talking about a memory bit-flip:
> Is there something that caused that number to be 4,096 or is that just a coincidence?
This article delves into the multifaceted #technical#innovations underway in #Nigeria , highlighting their potential to alleviate poverty and enhance the quality of life.
#Technical#documentation is too often written by the engineers/etc who built the system being documented. Most of what a normal person first exposed to the system would need to know to make sense of it is so #obvious to them they don't even think about it.
I do my best to try to get into users' headspace when writing docs. But there's something to be said for having a dedicated technical #writer who can be that typical user and document what end users actually need.
I don't get the "only English" thing in fosstodon. I get it for technical forums because it's useful for people looking for info. This doesn't apply to social media, it's just posts. Posteen en el lenguaje qué quieran, ¡maldita sea!
Although I don't listen to #ThrashMetal that much anymore, I like to be reminded now and then that #Coroner still rips and remains one of my favorite bands that thanks to their melding of various styles had introduced me not only to thrash but #prog, #avantgarde, #technical, and #experimental metal as well.
@itnewsbot#AI does have the potential to provide good quality services.
It's not a blanket solution to most #technical problems and shortcomings, and it must address the same issues regarding #data and #privacy as all #tech.
Articles content not only about hardware modifications and technical improvements through custom hardware modifications, but also about drone parts and accessories....
Join us as we delve into the Formula 1 technical features on display in the pitlane as teams prepare for the Canadian Grand Prix, courtesy of Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images.
#Google's search results have become next to useless for anything remotely #technical.
It's been getting noticibly worse over the past year or so, but it's now at the point where it seems to be willfully misunderstanding even quoted search terms & directing me to sites that have more traffic, rather than less-visited but more specific answers.
Needless to say with technical questions, this is the opposite of what I need.
Hardware modifications
Articles content not only about hardware modifications and technical improvements through custom hardware modifications, but also about drone parts and accessories....
ARCHSPIRE - "Drone Corpse Aviator" (Official Music Video) 2021 (youtu.be)
From the album 'Bleed the Future'
Canadian GP: F1’s latest technical images from the Montreal pitlane (www.motorsport.com)
Join us as we delve into the Formula 1 technical features on display in the pitlane as teams prepare for the Canadian Grand Prix, courtesy of Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images.
Where is all this actually hosted?
I read a little bit how kbin works, fediverse and all of that, but I didn't find information where are the files?...
Technical Questions Thread
Welcome to the PygmalionAI thread for technical and basic questions....