I call it ag-gnorance . Aka arrogant ignorance

What about while you were sitting/squatting?

So far, I have made a full stack server on a rpi from only ai and pentesting. It is deployed (live and used by my coworkers as a part of their workday). I intend to open source it once I understand more about git.

I recently have made one pull request on one project that js very well maintained and I indicated that I used ai and it is really eye opening to see what good development/maintaining looks like.

I am currently doing a deep dive into each of the feedback notes (left by a collaborator). I am by no means fast as I’m trying to max my learning from each scrap of interaction and error. Several concepts are hard for me to remember well so I use my high level memory and commands to the ai each time they come up.

I can walk through tricky logic.

I can pentest and determine issues or if a solution works.

I dont know what is important. I dont know how to rebase git commits and get a pat token unless ai is holding my hand.

I right now only vibe code but I then deep dive through the finalized commits. I am not a programmer by trade and at best I’m a sloperator.

I think my code contributions are helpful.

A quick quip is: I dont suppose you own curtains? Humans have a harder time conceptually thinking of privacy like curtains.

I am trying to get into foss, and this really shines a light on what to expect.

Well, i just remembered the nexus mods and vortex Mod manager business model. All downloads are counted and you are asked to give an endorsement of the mod after a period of time. There is then a option to donate and you can choose your allocation if any. Something like that could only run once per month and be able to give good info. While tracking use time can be like beneficial Spyware, I think I would still like the reminder without that service.

I would like to have a way to track my use of FOSS, but i want to retain my privacy. I would be interested in this app. I also would like a different way to allocate so that apps that increase my efficiency so that I don’t spend a long time troubleshooting something get the bigger slice. Perhaps having an optional “impact” survey with varying degrees of granularity (impact survy with only thumbs up and down OR impact survey with only 5 stars OR impact survey with 1-100) honestly this would be really cool if adoption got so high that this became the “patreon” of linux apps (aka having a “like” at the bottom that would remind you of high impact).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decree_770?wprov=sfla1

I beg to differ, and i dont consider altering sex ed to be full evil. When people have a lot of money and power and political influence they can do some bad unethical things. Things like requiring “the correct race” to breed and “the incorrect race” to have forced military drafts and mobilizations. It’s right now easier for other immediate goals to … not go that route yet. Let the robots and automation catch up to the depopulation is my guess.

How does this compare against quik? https://f-droid.org/packages/dev.octoshrimpy.quik

I learned something today about something removed 35 years ago.

Planning my additional research, for someone alive to have gone to the temple and have done these, they would have to be at least 55ish. I’ll try to find someone to talk about it.

I’m curious. The temple has 4 rituals

1. baptism on behalf of your ancestral dead
2. ritual washing
3. promising 5 commandments that are above a regular baptisms promises to gain access to pass through to God’s dwelling with power.
4. marriage for all eternity.

Mormons dance around temple and associated rituals being sacred, not secret, so the command to not cast pearls before swine applies; but certain promises are not to share signals that show you made the extra promises, so just to be sure, mormons treat it all temple info as secret unless they actually thought about the words of the rituals.

I have been able to talk to Mormons outside of temples in pretty deep detail because I was respectful (not mocking).

Please be specific, what part seems to pantomime suicide? I’m thinking baptism on behalf of ancestors?

Shrug

I met two people who hate seatbelts to this day: a old coworker and a pregnant woman. Both were able to wear without complaint with a large binder clip releaving the tension (on the belt at the shoulder)

Holy clothing must not be damaged unless you plan to do the ritual of discarding (shred abd burn). As a windbreaker has at least 4 holes when worn correctly, it is indeed holy.

/s