Eat em raw. Maybe peel them if the fluff bothers you. Never had any other way, never felt inclined to try.
To avoid pests, you can find small fabric bags to dress over the fruits while they mature. That way you can eat tree ripened fruits, much more flavorful.
Damn, how I miss taking loquats from the tree behind my grandma’s house!
Really? I probably should read into it. What an odd tech bro.
What happened in 86?
It was truly impressive. Hope he’s doing well too.
Thanks. I loved his explanations. ☹️
What happened to pugjesus?
Well, either ask or choose the headcannon that makes you happier 😉
Japanese police are famous for only investigating crimes they are confident they can solve. Also for finding a culprit once they start investigating, even if there isn’t enough evidence to convict. Something about losing face if you accuse someone and turns out it’s not true.
So yeah, you may find individual OK cops, maybe even good. But I’m yet to see evidence of a good police force.
She knew, just wanted to see your reaction 😈
That’s amazing work, thank you!
Odd. Glad you got it sorted.
Ras Tafar I! Jah bless!
This looks like an app version of !bestoflemmy@lemmy.world .
Might be a confusion. The self hosted community has such a rule (tagging AI projects in the title). Since this is a post about a self hosted app, people might have thought they were in that community instead.
Summit is great. On the web, search for remote communities in your own instance server. This will let access the com within your home server, and you should be able to subscribe with a single click.
Open the sidebar, that’s where instance rules live, generally.
Flaws? It’s a feature.
From the blog:
That’s a big leap in logic without supporting evidence. The author goes on to question dansup’s competence as a developer based on that, which is the dumbest metric you could have. You can measure devs by their output: quality, speed, correctness, beauty of their algorithms, success of their software (for many different ways of measuring success), etc.
Back to LLM usage: it’s entirely possible he was dabbling in their use and this reaction led him to reevaluate his stance. I remember many public reactions specifically targeted at instructing him on why LLM usage is bad, with a respectful tone. It’s entirely likely he had a change of heart and sought to purge LLM presence from the project. Lots of people make mistakes, learn from them, and take steps to change. And that’s something to be praised, not vilified.