Not saved as Markdown files, but in a database. I prefer editing my own files when I need to. I prefer Silverbullet.

This is not necessarily true. Many models have been trained on assembly code, and you can ask them to produce it. Some mad lad created some scripts a while ago to let AI “compile” to assembly and create an executable. It sometimes worked for simple “Hello, world” type stuff, which is hilarious.

But I guess it is easier for a large language model to produce working code for a higher level programming language, where concepts and functions are more defined in the body that it used to get trained.

Here it is in Commodore 64 BASIC:

10 PRINT “PLEASE AND THANK YOU.”
20 GOTO 10

You’re right. I changed it.

If anything, this highlighted for me how hard it still is to edit large posts on Lemmy! Also, I went to another instance multiple times without realizing it after I clicked “Show context”, which made it impossible for me to edit the post, because I was on a different instance!

This will take some getting used to and/or fixing!

I added a disclaimer. Might still be useful for historical purposes, or when the project becomes alive again, as open source project sometimes do.

I don’t know, it seems you disabled new posts, but there might still be good information that is readable there?

Nice! Keep that one going. I like the vibe of your podcast. Unfortunately, most of the other podcasts seem to have stopped putting out new content.

Which one? I used to listen to a couple of them in the car, but not so much lately! I figure it’s probably The Steam Deck Podcast.