Carrot

This is my read on it as well

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Alright, so you've changed your argument. Slang does not mean "an exaggeration." I'm not trying to be the word police, it's just hard to understand your argument if you aren't using common definitions of words. You are arguing that the other person exaggerated, not that they are using slang. And to some degree, I agree with that.

I will also admit that my last response missed a key point. Open source projects have been struggling to keep up with garbage PRs that started once AI bots have had the ability to submit PRs themselves. Hell, it started before that, when people still had to submit their AI generated PRs. On the whole, PRs across projects have been more slop than before LLMs existed. In your dog example, it'd be as though a breeder specializing in breeding female dogs moved in and business was booming. Yes, not every dog coming into the vet is a bitch, but there are significantly more bitches coming in than before.

Ultimately, as they are right now, the net result of AI PRs is negative, so anyone choosing to release them is actively increasing the level of slop, even if a few of their changes aren't themselves causing an issue. I'm not saying the people submitting them are malicious, just that they are contributing to an overall worse open source scene.

In what way is it not literal? I've had to work closely with AI in a software engineering capacity, and if you let the AI do anything unchecked for long it will spit out slop. Slop by Merriam-Webster definition, is "a product of little or no value" or "digital content of low quality that is produced usually in quantity by means of artificial intelligence" which sounds exactly like an unchecked claude bot randomly submitting PRs to open source projects would be producing.

Other than first-party Nintendo games, I do all my gaming on Linux

Are you referring to "slop" as slang? In what way is it slang?

Don't change now if you don't have an issues in my opinion. However, if you have the space for the jellyfin backup, it should be a pretty simple transition. I always prefer deploying using docker compose for all my services, I have backups of the compose files, and it handles all the networking between all the services (VPN, *arr stack, qbt, seer, jellyfin) When I had to move off of my ancient server after it kicked the bucket, it was as simple as copying my compose files, a single docker deployment per stack, and loading the backups for specific services. I've not had any issues with Jellyfin on docker, but I am using GPU passthrough to allow for hardware accelerated transcoding.

I was as well. Put off buying it for years, as I am the patient gamer who waits for deals. I caved after playing Satisfactory and still having the itch to build factories

I think it's cute, but I cannot agree with selective breeding for defects, so I would never own one

Apple

This is how I do it. As soon as I sit down, it's over. Really annoying when I am working with friends/family who always want to take a lunch break, because they insist I join them and I lose all my steam if I do.

I think past thunderbolt 4 you get 2 displays daisy chained off of one port. I have a thunderbolt 5 port and I run 2 4k monitors off of it