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I use it on Windows (and Linux) but can't get it to work on M1 chips.

I still do not see a future without javascript. If you are not using any external libraries, why not use it?

Yes, can't remember who said it but LLM's always hallucinate, it is just that they are 90 something percent right.

you can write a program which randomly opens up a bookmark so you can get notified at least per some day/week.

Yes, no idea, people, cc and mobile payment, probably digital, yes.

why the downvote on this? is it wrong?

I believe we can still do them for fun, for practice. But having them readily available (also, tested) when you are trying to build something is much better.

Great gameplay. I love stuff like this where you are having fun with a game while learning or using some knowledge.

I would like to recommend something else than Gemini by the way, my experience was not good with it.

This is a very good game!

In academia, I see academics using ChatGPT to write papers. They get help with definitions, they even give the related work PDFs to it and make it write the part. No one fact checks. Students; they use it to write reports, homeworks and code.

GPT may be good for learning, but not for total beginners. That is key. As many people stated here, it can be good for those with experience. Those without, should seek for those experienced people. Then, when they have the basics they can get help from GPT to go further.

This is great!

Can get help from LLM for card generation.

sure. one is strongly typed and the other weakly typed.

Like the gfycat filenames. I would love to see a reference to them, I believe they popularized this approach.

This should be an academic paper, great writing.

I use it for technical questions I have instead of Google now.

It is very hard to do testing on theoretical side of things. It is also possible to cheat on experimental results. On top of that, it eliminates the possibility of redoing (or publishing previously done results) if there is no significant contribution.

I think academic publishing is not in a good place right now and should be improved, but I don't personally see any problem with the concept. Thank you for your insights on the matter.

We should give a damn. As you said, anyone can publish anything on the internet, how would we know whether it is valid or not?

Peer-review is important. I know it is not working great, but it is working to some degree.

Still turkish.

When was this? Afaik (35-year old Turkish) this is not a custom.

Can't we do the same thing with python, flask? Yes, not compiled and strongly typed but it's still easy to instantiate a web server with a few lines of code, no?

same here in Turkey. https://dergipark.org.tr/en has a lot of journals free of access. One can also find the phd and msc thesis too in https://tez.yok.gov.tr/UlusalTezMerkezi/giris.jsp

Looks great. I have a similar set up. In my Windows machine, I created a very simple AHK script which I can bring up with win+t. Then, the link I added is turned into a link with a timestamp and appended to an html page which resides in my Dropbox folder.

Its on the cloud now and I can open that up from everywhere I want.

Tsoding.

If they are teaching the specific research topic, yes. Otherwise, you need to come up with 14-week course material for different courses.

I have the same problem. It is a good language to teach to non-cs majors. If you want to build something out of the box, use Python. However, GPT is coming and maybe we won't even use Python anymore for simpler tasks.

Apart from the iCloud fiasco, I very much like these kind of programming. We generally lost the fun of it try to make enterprise/corporate programs, we forgot to use them for personal tasks.

I believe this is the way. That is why I sometimes think whether programming can be taught by using shell environment at first. Every command is like a program and you can do a lot without loops.

Piping also helps. But maybe piping is not a good way to start, dunno.

We can still use browsers as UI without using any cloud.

I like watching Tsoding in my spare time and I love what he calls "recreational programming". That is what we need imho, more recreational programming.