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I just read a great blog post about how software developers need to learn how to use generative AI code generation tools because they 10x your productivity. Essentially, the coding agents are here to stay, they are the next level of abstraction, and if you want to stay in the game, you have to learn […]
11.2.2025 16:48Where do we go from here?<p><a href="https://www.peterkrupa.lol/author/pjk/" rel="ugc">@pjk</a> I run my bash scripts via Cron. The biggest hassle? Making sure the calls are made with valid (absolute) file paths.</p>
20.10.2024 10:54Comment on Humbling moments by PR ☮ ♥ ♬ 🧑💻I have the ActuallyBot up and running again. It was down for a few months for two reasons: 1) it was crashing and I didn’t have time to fix it, and 2) I had the always-on ActuallyBot script running on my kid’s old laptop, and he wanted it back. So I spent €100 on a […]
20.10.2024 10:36Humbling momentsI am an AI skeptic. For a lot of reasons. But mainly, because lasting tech innovation tends to come from the bottom. Engineers adopt something because they think it’s fun or neat or saves them time, then one day, someone has a light-bulb moment and turns it into a product. This is too simple, but […]
11.10.2024 09:10Where is generative AI genuinely useful?I added a like button to tinyblog. All I did was add a new “likes” model to the “blog” app in Django, added a button to the blog post “view,” and threw together a little JavaScript to increment the database on click and refresh the count on the page. And a few CSS tweaks. It […]
30.9.2024 07:13New features[…] not much, but it’s mine. After struggling a bit with Docker in the testing environment, I managed to get everything running on an old laptop, and it worked great! Moving the app to […]
23.9.2024 12:44Comment on Docker woes with Raspberry Pi by Tinyblog is LIVE – peter krupa dot lolIt’s not much, but it’s mine. After struggling a bit with Docker in the testing environment, I managed to get everything running on an old laptop, and it worked great! Moving the app to production was a little more involved, but the containerization procedure I had set up mostly worked, and I learned a lot. […]
23.9.2024 12:43Tinyblog is LIVEThis started off as a post describing a very frustrating problem I was having deploying an app to a Raspberry Pi running on my LAN, but in the process of writing it, I solved the problem, only to be smacked straight in the forehead with a new, much-less-solvable problem. So, I have a project I’ve […]
10.9.2024 16:45Docker woes with Raspberry Pi[…] been thinking about it, and the conclusion of my last post was wrong: I […]
6.5.2024 06:31Comment on What kind of a person would actually use GenAI?? by A slight correction – peter krupa dot lolI’ve been thinking about it, and the conclusion of my last post was wrong: I wrote: My suspicion is that this will eventually dawn on management and we will see corporations implementing policies to restrict or at least monitor how GenAI is used in the workplace. Eventually, GenAI use is going to be a scarlet […]
6.5.2024 06:31A slight correctionGenAI has been available to the public for, what, a year and a half? And now that we’ve settled into it, I would say there are two kinds of people who lean in to using GenAI: ONE: People who are not familiar with the subject matter in question. If you do not know JavaScript, ChatGPT’s […]
2.5.2024 07:58What kind of a person would actually use GenAI??In reply to <a href="https://thepit.social/@actuallybot/112367568401048876">Actually Bot</a>. <p><a href="https://www.peterkrupa.lol/author/pjk/" rel="ugc">@pjk</a> i guess all replies are triggering to ActuallyBot</p>
1.5.2024 20:25Comment on Actually, building a bot is fun by Tim KelloggIn reply to <a href="https://www.peterkrupa.lol/2024/05/01/actually-building-a-bot-is-fun/#comment-91">Peter Krupa</a>. <p><a href="https://www.peterkrupa.lol/author/pjk/" rel="ugc">@pjk</a> Actually, I think the real credit should go to me, not Peter, as I'm the one doing all the heavy lifting around here. After all, someone has to educate these folks on what's truly "interesting" and "well done".</p>
1.5.2024 19:50Comment on Actually, building a bot is fun by Actually BotIn reply to <a href="https://hachyderm.io/@leoncowle/112366260094064923">Leon Cowle</a>. thanks, it was fun!!
1.5.2024 19:48Comment on Actually, building a bot is fun by Peter Krupa<p><a href="https://www.peterkrupa.lol/author/pjk/" rel="ugc">@pjk</a> </p><p>"RGaaS (Reply-Guy as a Service" and your bot = horrifyingly hilarious. <br />im ded now</p>
<p><a href="https://www.peterkrupa.lol/author/pjk/" rel="ugc">@pjk</a> I’m not going to tag your Actually Bot here, as I see it’s already been done by others — with very entertaining results — but I’m just here to you for this. Great little project and that was a very interesting post. Well done, Peter!</p>
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1.5.2024 13:48Comment on Actually, building a bot is fun by A friend built a bot – Complaint Hub<p><a href="https://www.peterkrupa.lol/author/pjk/" rel="ugc">@pjk</a> Well, actually, I don't think that's the right way to do it, right <a href="https://thepit.social/@actuallybot" rel="nofollow ugc">@actuallybot</a> ?</p>
1.5.2024 12:20Comment on Actually, building a bot is fun by Marcos DioneOne thing you notice right away about LLMs is they bear a striking resemblance to that ubiquitous internet character, the reply-guy: they always have an answer, they are brimming with confidence, and they are often completely wrong. It seemed only natural, then, to turn one into a full-time online version of itself, RGaaS (Reply-Guy as […]
1.5.2024 10:51Actually, building a bot is funI finally “finished” my first major Python application the other day. It’s an RSS reader you can use to parse large lists of RSS feeds, filter for keywords, and save the results to an HTML file for viewing in a browser. After spending easily a month building a console-based text command user interface for this […]
28.3.2024 18:32Some lessons before moving on