TimyRSS looks interesting, noticed they have extension support (freshRSS seems to too) so marine that’s the best route to what I want

It looks like there are already some extensions that do a bit of what I’m looking for

https://github.com/FreshRSS/Extensions

I’ll have to look at the API to see if I can add tagging or something.

Yeah that’s what I’m thinking of.

What I’m envisioning is articles group by topic (international, tech, etc.) and something that groups articles on say Ukraine like Google News does.

A lot of RSS is like an email inbox and I want a news feed.

That looks great

The list of related software they use is also very handy

I think what I want is RSS plus categorization, like a Google News type app.

RSS alone can be kind of overwhelming.

But maybe I can build this on RSS with ollamma.

It’s super fucking annoying in Python when you forget a comma between strings and they get concatenated.

The program usually runs just fine after that too.

This is why you never trust Jen with the internet.

I have big regrets buying a WD MyCloud device.

It sucks. Massively sucks. I have it robot nightly or else it stops working.

Wish I’d started with a Synology.

Only if you use it for systems programming

Oof, I guess I’m a nerd

He’s getting 10,000 more next week

I can never get to that second part.

Legally I’m not sure if that counts.

I’m calling the internet police to conduct a wellness check.

Is that a book about a Java library?

Can’t you fix the default format to this?

This is “jif” levels of upsetting me

Aider is an LLM agent type app that has a programming assistant and an architect assistant.

You tell the architect what you want and it scans the structure of your code base to generate the boilerplate. Then the coder fills it in. It has command prompt access to then compile and run etc.

I haven’t really figured it out yet.

The CursoAI debugging is the best experience ever.

It’s so much easier than googling don’t stack trace and then browsing GitHub issues and stack overflow.

The AI also enabled some very bad practices.

It does not refactor and it makes writing repetitive code so easy you miss opportunities to abstract. In a week when you go to refactor you’re going to spend twice as long on that task.

As long as you know what you’re doing and guide it accordingly, it’s a good tool.

I hate the ethics of it, especially the image models.

But frankly it’s here, and lawyers were supposed to have figured out the ethics of it.

I use hosted Deepseek as an FU to OpenAI and GitHub for stealing my code.