3h15 is nothing, I do 4+ hour episodes of CriticalRole 3 times a week!

I've tried books here and there but always regret them as the point is usually lost to hitting a word count.

I tried Flatpak, I tried bundling an application with Flatpak, I skimmed through Flatpaks code. Flatpak is not ready for production and is fundamentally flawed. I was pulling my hair out before reverting back to non-Flatpak installations.

My peeve is when publications and professors use "phasing" as if it exclusively refers to a specific thing. I literally had to defend another student who was being penalized for not providing that profs intended definition by forcing him to talk to another prof with their own exclusive definition.

This project was literally just that: bsky.app/profile/thew...

You reinterpret the human looking response, that is just biased noise, as a rational and original output.

I speculate that both your riddle is largely unoriginal even if you came up with it, and the items it listed have been implicitly associated with "absence" in it's training set. The trick of LLMs is that they either show you an human produced idea it attained from its training or..

😭finding a critical vulnerability while reverse engineering a document format you currently have in production