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Remember, LLMs are just statistical sentence completion machines. So telling it what to respond with will increase the likelihood of that happening, even if there are other options that are viable.

But since you can't blindly trust LLM output anyway, I guess increasing "I don't know" responses is a good way of reducing incorrect responses (which will still happen frequently enough) at the cost of missing some correct ones.

E. g. saying "1963" when the actual year in the text was 1967. Yeah, the voices sound very realistic. But I'm not sure how useful that is if you can't trust the spoken words.

Does anyone know if it got better in the last weeks?

Now, there is a lot of CMS software out there. Some of the better ones are paid products.

What I'm hoping to eventually accomplish is easy local creation of a website (content and themes) and after that easy one click deployment to a cheap hosting provider. Alternatively just copying a local folder to your own vps/server with the CMS should be enough.

My dream outcome would be a CMS that is a one-stop solution for most types of websites (blogs, company sites, shops, ...). To hopefully contribute to making people stop using facebook, twitter, other centralized and eventually login seeking services for hosting content people would like to read.

For this, a free/cheap one click hosting solution after locally creating and previewing a site would be necessary.

PHP is still pretty widely used here because cheap web hosting package support that. I like PHP, but for open source projects I prefer Go because of the maintainability and fun of writing it.

One nitpick: I'm seeing occasional timeouts (probably because the residential endpoint went down recently). Do you have a best practice on how to work around that?

Does anyone have experience with a mass produced product that used the Rpi in prototypes?

I know element14 is offering Raspberry Pi customization for mass production.

We're looking for someone to dive into our existing Android code bases as well as develop new mobile apps from the ground up.

Apps you'll be working on include SPIEGEL ONLINE, DER SPIEGEL, and SPIEGEL TV which are used by millions of readers daily.

We need you to be proficient in Java, Android SDK, and Git. We would be very pleased if you bring a curious mind as well :) In addition to that, familiarity with relevant technologies used within SPIEGEL will be a plus (e.g. SQL, HTML, CSS, JS, iOS development, Java server side).

Due to the nature of our industry (publishing), you should be able to read/write/speak German on a native level.

Interested? Please send your application to [email protected]

We're looking for someone to dive into our existing Android code bases as well as develop new mobile apps from the ground up.

Apps you'll be working on include SPIEGEL ONLINE, DER SPIEGEL, and SPIEGEL TV which are used by millions of readers daily.

We need you to be proficient in Java, Android SDK, and Git. We would be very pleased if you bring a curious mind as well :) In addition to that, familiarity with relevant technologies used within SPIEGEL will be a plus (e.g. SQL, HTML, CSS, JS, iOS development, Java server side).

Due to the nature of our industry (publishing), you should be able to read/write/speak German on a native level.

Interested? Please send your application to [email protected]

They used to hand out Turkish Delight after take off. They didn't the last time I've flown with them though (October 2016, economy). Did they stop doing that altogether?

I know first hand[1] that visibility of an Android game is basically zero if it's not on the Play store. So something like this could help alternative ways of distribution to become feasible.

[1] http://tetrios.tumblr.com/about

Anyone else experiencing that or is it just my laptop running wild?

Pierre Bourdieu's "La Distinction" is a great text that investigates this topic in depth. It's (among other things) about taste. How it's inherited through generations, how it's a gatekeeping tool for jobs and status.

What you wear isn't the whole story btw. It's also how you wear it (as exemplified above ("Chavs" wearing Burberry)). One of Bourdieu's examples is art and how one speaks about it (using certain words, knowing the "right" works of art etc. Another example might be wine).

I don't know if Bourdieu is widely read in the US, but he certainly influenced my thinking about class, class boundaries, and taste. Highly recommended.

I'm the creator, I hope it's OK to post it here. It seems fitting.

You can also try compiling from source (see the Journey Wiki on GitHub for instructions).

I'm not looking to make money off it. It is tempting to expand the functionality into a full CMS, but that should be a task for a fork.

If you use it in a web server that executes Lua with requests, take a look at the LState pool pattern[1].

[1] https://github.com/yuin/gopher-lua#the-lstate-pool-pattern

I'm working on being able to just drag and drop a Ghost db in there and loading that one. Only the timestamps need to be converted for that to work.

Yes for everything except for SEO metadata. That's planned tough.