Having an app in your pocket for data about something you own/maintain is great.
The gold standard, according to my relative is: Fuelio.
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """Enrich a Copilot chat markdown dump by interleaving the "thinking" blocks and | |
| tool-call details that only exist in the JSON dump. | |
| The JSON dump stores each conversation turn under ``prompts[]``. Every prompt has | |
| an ordered ``logs[]`` timeline whose entries are either: | |
| * ``kind == "request"`` -> assistant text in ``response.message[]`` | |
| * ``kind == "toolCall"`` -> ``tool`` name, ``args`` (JSON string), tool output | |
| in ``response[]`` and a ``thinking.text`` block. |
Having an app in your pocket for data about something you own/maintain is great.
The gold standard, according to my relative is: Fuelio.
Verisign, Digicert, someone says that this site is legit. You get a little lock icon and now your bank or shopping cart interaction is more secure.
Self-Signing v using a Certificate Authority and a root certificate and a chain...
If I say my computer is sending what it is sending and that it is legit, but you don't trust me, then who can you trust? Why not a big corporation? And you pay the corporation to say you are who you say you are, and you are done, right?
I have dug into this topic a few different times over the years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StatCounter
Initially I went with StatCounter. I liked how it could show visitor paths and the map of where people were coming from. I also liked seeing the size of the screens they were viewing from and what browsers they were using. The free tier has the last 500 or 2000 interactions.
I set it up on a bunch of Wordpress sites and other places.
Cyanoacralate, CA Glue, Super glue, Loctite.
Any of these can hold most kinds of material together if there is enough surface area.
What do you do if you have a tiny plastic part that you just snapped in half?
A cheap smart watch had a clasp part made of nylon or abs plastic that snapped. How did I fix it?
Given one or more 3d models, like a stl of a building or a stl of a statue or a bust or a landscape, etc Turn it into a recognizable shape on a coin that can be 3d printed.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10825926/why-does-python-3-round-half-to-even
WHAT! Python changed how rounding worked!?!?
https://chem.academy/notes/bankers-rounding.html
This article lays it out how I would think it would...