Firehose

I must say, these OpenAI and Sam Altman shenanigans have been better drama than anything I think I’ve seen on television. The plot twists are out of this world and I genuinely have no idea what will happen next.

The new Mutant Remix site, developed by yours truly for Revolt, is up!

Mutant Remix is an awesome emoji packed based on Mutant Standard by Dzuk. It’s still got a bit to tweak but go check it out!

https://mutant.stoat.chat

I think I can actually feel parts of my brain flaking away as I write JavaScript.

I’ve spent far longer than I wish to admit getting the Domino’s App feat Hatsune Miku working on my iPad 4, but I finally managed it today.

I initially went about it a stupidly complex way but ended up learning quite a bit along the way, so it wasn’t a total waste of time.

It seems some people have looked into decompiling it to fix the frequent crashes and broken features. Hopefully, this becomes a reality.

OpenAI recently unveiled some fancy new models that I wanted to play around with so I created Jarg. A nice to use AI client which allows you to select from a range of models.

Check it out here: https://jarg.vale.rocks

The modern job searching experience:

Job Title: Entry Level Position
Requirements: 3 to 5 years of experience

How does somebody get experience when nobody will hire them because they don’t have experience?

And don’t forget the job description:

“At [COMPANY NAME HERE], we pride ourselves on our tight-knit and supportive work culture. We believe in fostering an environment where every team member feels valued, respected, and encouraged to grow. Our company operates like a family, where collaboration, innovation, and a sense of belonging are central to our success.

As a member of our close-knit family, you will play an integral role in contributing to our company’s growth and success. You’ll have the opportunity to work in a supportive and collaborative environment, where your unique skills and perspectives are appreciated.”

I re-watched Hackers (1995) yesterday evening. For any tech lovers looking for a demented 90s hacker film, you can’t go wrong. Objectively, it isn’t great, but it has very much cemented itself as a cult classic. It’s worth a watch.

Do people use share buttons on websites, such as those on blog posts or articles?

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Hello, I’ve made some changes to my Fediversing. I’ve moved from microblog.pub to Akkoma. I was having some issues with microblog such as bad Mastodon federation but Akkoma seems very nice.

I’ll see you all around, be sure to send me a follow.