@michal I use https://www.yr.no/nb

@michal
I use local one in hope that's better at local prediction. I haven't seen any benchmarks to support that though.

@michal I go with https://www.met.ie/ in browser, or MeteoBlue on my Android smartphone.

@michal

I have a US government site bookmarked. I don't think it offers out of territory service

https://www.meteo.pl/meteogramy?lat=50.0619474&lng=19.9368564

@stfn obstawiam, że istnieją jeszcze jakieś fora ogrodnicze? na forach chyba reklam dużo mniej

@stfn

Może fedigrupa? Nie wiem, ile jest osób zainteresowanych tematami ogrodnictwa, ale kilka widziałem. Sam bym poczytał ;)

@stfn nie wiem czy takowe jeszcze są.
Ostatnio wpisałem zapytanie w qwanta jak długo gotować by otrzymać jajko na miękko i dostaje info na 3 strony

@Nickiquote it's to make sure parents wash those shirts at least once a week, obviously

@Nickiquote kiddo came home the other week with grass stains. I never saw any grass when we went to pick her up.

@Nickiquote If it's any comfort, our school made us wear light blue shirts, and spag bol doesn't come out any easier 😁

@joel something along the lines of pandoc? https://opensource.com/article/19/5/convert-markdown-to-word-pandoc it also depends on how complex is your md and your template to fill

@joel I use remarkJS and you could add mermaid to it. https://github.com/gnab/remark

@joel here's a list of markdown presentation tools: https://gist.github.com/johnloy/27dd124ad40e210e91c70dd1c24ac8c8
Also iA Presenter (Mac only): https://ia.net/presenter

@joel

https://marpit.marp.app/

have been using it for multiple presentations already and once you're set with a template and a personal cheat sheet it really lets you be efficient!

diagrams would be images tho...
Consider using plantuml or drawing for that.

@joel Big fan of Quarto here. Supports mermaid for diagrams.

Edit: check out https://quarto.org

#Quarto #Mermaid

@joel Quarto is neat. Though it uses pandoc in the background, it has great default templates which you can change. Haven't used it for two years though, as I've switched to Typst.

@TheBreadmonkey lol

@TheBreadmonkey Is your wife fancy?

@TheBreadmonkey Is it a boarding school?

@TheBreadmonkey As one of my schoolmates said the other day: “we thought it was the best day ever when a dog ran into the playground”.

@TheBreadmonkey What are the tombola prizes? Fabergé eggs?

@TheBreadmonkey Any of them in charge of that balloon?

No big deal. One of the kids has got on stage to sing and play the piano just like Elton John. That's very normal. Just the talent of Elton John. On the fucking piano. And singing. At a school fair with a hot air balloon. I feel like I've had a stroke.

@TheBreadmonkey

Yesterday, in preparation for the school fête...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwM9t8AFVVc

@TheBreadmonkey

@TheBreadmonkey Time to learn to pick pockets

@TheBreadmonkey I’m assuming parents were banned from arriving by helicopter because of the balloon, so they had to competitively slum it in the Lambo.

@TheBreadmonkey you didn’t say there was gonna be a balloon.

imho: it's totally fine

@eloy I feel like it matters if the book is no longer being printed?

@eloy Yes in the general case, though there are probably times where it's the only realistic option to digitize a book in a time efficient manner.

Also, you don't have to worry about de-warping the page post scanning near as much for the OCR pass, assuming there is one.

@eloy Depends on the use case. Many scientific publishers have digitalized backfiles of their journals and book series using destructive scanning but are offering access to that content in subscriptions or perpetual access licenses to library. In those cases, I think this makes historic research data more accessible than in the past.

However, the recent developments done by genAI corps to bulk buy old books to scan it to feed it to their dataset or just buy it to have proof that they have a legal copy to use for their purposes can be harmful, especially for rare books because it destroys our collective body of knowledge.

@eloy in my opinion it should be a last resort, and should only be done in service of the commons. As an example, imo buying up large swaths of second hand books to feed some LLM is unethical (especially when for-profit), whereas scanning stuff to archive it for the public good is ethical imo (especially when scans are publicly accessible)

@GossiTheDog let's not blame this on the workers, since management was pushing people to use "AI" even when the worker didn't want to.

@GossiTheDog The real key here is that people are being measured by token spend with no idea what customer-relevant success might be. It's such a predictable, obvious leadership failure that it's hard to know where to start.

@GossiTheDog Waiting for the day that a company decides to bill its staff for their personal AI usage.

@GossiTheDog I am thinking about how to leverage this to support the people of Gaza.🤔

@GossiTheDog When companies tell their employees they're being measured on how much money they can piss up a wall, they should not be surprised with the result.

@GossiTheDog I saw a recent story on how employees are spending considerable time babysitting AI operations, and can confirm!

@GossiTheDog

In Other News, Water is Wet, Fire is Hot.

@GossiTheDog claude is this true?👆

@jcrabapple What's in it for him?
Easy: As long as people talk about income tax, they don't talk about wealth tax.

https://fortune.com/2026/04/10/amazon-jeff-bezos-80k-salary-billionaires-ceo-executive-chairman/