It calls ollama with a prompt, it’s a bit complex because it renames and moves stuff too and sorts it.

Agents work better when you include that the accuracy of the work is life or death for some reason. I’ve made a little script that gives me bibtex for a folder of pdfs and this is how I got it to be usable.

This game and Cities Skylines… I’ve banned myself from them lest I become a complete goblin.

Minecraft was actually bought by Microsoft from the original creator who had similar views, if you catch my drift.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/04/online-conduct-leaves-markus-notch-persson-out-of-minecraft-10th-anniversary/

Dude was promptly scrubbed by big corpo.

Lmao.

RIP

Tailscale -> Headscale after you get comfy.

These services are a scam.

Security theatre.

I’m not your friend, buddy!

Nextcloud for shared storage and as a hub for users.

Oh hell no

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44287043

StirlingPDF is basically 1 size fits all.

StirlingPDF does this. I’ll dm you the one I host for my writing group.

You can pick the project you want to participate in. :)

Just in case, a big thread this week for Linux users: https://feddit.org/post/14167855

Reddit feels like walking into a creepy anamatronic exibit alone at night. You keep looking for someone to ask where the exit is, and occasionally you bump into another warm blooded creature that is sometimes human, but you slowly start to realise that most of those shadowy figures aren’t alive. You’re trapped there until you start listening for the real music softly calling below the ambient noise of the exhibit in the distance.