Groups of three, parallel sentences, em dashes, (dang, that's a group of three! add excess bold headers and emojis) or whatever giveaway you prefer are cemented (unconsensually) as a sign the purported author either didn't care to spend the time to write something they're asking you to read, or second guessed their own training in human expression to delegate the actual 'execution' part of communication to an LLM.

I do all of my development on a laptop, so running sophisticated models locally isn't really an option for me.

I created a few shell scripts to, when given a list of URLs to Javascript/Typescript Github actions and a commit, tries to reproduce their build artifacts in a container.

I am working towards a course project related to "trusting trust" attacks in the Github CI/CD ecosystem. The idea is that Github actions have a lot of pull in supply chains, and the publication method allows malicious developers to upload compromised actions artifacts.

I bought an experimental eink tablet for almost $500, because I like to read a lot.

I previously used pastebin/filesharing sites to send code and images over IRC. However, I no longer do; after piecing together my own.