天空вℓσи∂ @skyblond@qoto.org

Flavored water bottle is not hard to DIY. Keep brewing and drinking tea in the same bottle and never wash the lid (I use Thermos, you know the lid if you know). Now the lid will get a nature tea flavor and even with plain water, you can smell the tea flavor and feel pleasent when you don't get any caffine.
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I Tried the Air Up... (So You Don't Have to.)
by Hipyo Tech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BokoBv_D_HM

February is ending. And I have no idea on what to write for my blog this month.

Sometimes I will have a good mood and spend sometime to write a webUI for my project. But I will never call myself a frontend developer just because I can write a webpage.

The frontend development, IMO, requires some sense of human interacting thing, like how a human will normally interact with a web page and what visual feedback a general human expects to get. The visual and the interaction are the big things (and of course the coding, but it's a basic thing, right? You can properly code, right? RIGHT???)

Well, I generally hate some YouTube channel that claims you can become a frontend developer after doing something. And I especially hate some Chinese companies saying that you are a frontend developer after paying for their courses. No, you're not a developer just because you can code. You're a developer because you know how to do the thing in a right and beautiful way, even if the reality doesn't allow you.

(Of course, you can disagree with me, but do notice that I'm referring to myself as a realistic Idealist. I appreciate reality, but eventually I seek for ideals.)

That's, I think, it's what I think a frontend programmer should do. Not just simply send some request and display what backend gives you and call it a day, but rather spend sometime on UI and animation. That "wow" moment I got from that SCP work makes me kinda envy those frontend developers who can make that. That a really amazing work.

It's a beautiful work. I'm amazed how one can achieve such an incredible effect just use wikidot.

But unfortunately, I can't understand the story. I'm too stupid to enjoy it :<

P1 is how that url looks like, while P2 is how SCP works normally looks like. And the animation, oh, you have to see by your self.
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https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/8000contestestrellayoshte
https://scp-wiki-cn.wikidot.com/8000contestestrellayoshte

Wow, such a great SCP work. Peaceful and romantic.

I hate scary ones because they really get me. Will have a bad influence on my sleep. But this one is so good.

Really recommend everyone have a look.
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SCP-8000 — The Edge of the World
by djkaktus
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/8000contestdjkaktus
https://scp-wiki-cn.wikidot.com/8000contestdjkaktus

Instead of searching for the meaning of life, today, it started searching for private investigators after I said hello.

switched to a smaller llm.

I just said hello. And it starts searching for the meaning of life.

Ollama is great for downloading and run different model over rest api, but you can't enforce the output format.

I think llamacpp is still the best one to use since it can force the output to follow a grammar. So you won't get junks if the model decides to f*ck up you when your code requires a json response.

I hate Google.

the llm request a search so my code did so. But Google changed the class names and my code stopped working. Wasted 6 hours of gpu processing.

As I can't post pictures on qoto yet, but I do find a way to force LLM to generate response in JSON, thus enabling it to request external services like google search (powered by selenium) and browse url (clean up by JSoup).

The only downside is my laptop can't handle those huge input fast enough. Especially when I don't want to spend time on clean up those HTML, I just dump them in and wait.