@dn The first sentence is a reference to the first line of "My Strange Addiction", which in turn is apparently a sample from "The Office":
https://genius.com/a/billie-eilish-s-new-song-my-strange-addiction-samples-a-scene-from-the-office
@trinsec If you're editing prose paragraphs, TextEdit might be a more natural choice. Soft wrapping could also be a reasonable compromise.
What's really surprising is that, according to the responses, this nano has the *opposite* behavior of nano on other platforms.
@trinsec Yes, you can get the desired behavior with either a command-line flag or a config file. I was just surprised to see this as the default.
When I ask for man nano, I get a man page for pico, which offers "-w Disable word wrap (thus allow editing of long lines)."
So when I run nano in MacOS 13.2.1, it really runs pico (which seems to have the opposite behavior to proper nano in this regard), even though:
% which nano
/usr/bin/nano
There's a whole crowd of people out there who need to learn how to do the sklearn.
It's my AI & Machine Learning class.
This guy updated his LinkedIn profile with a prompt injection attack to catch lazy recruiters that are just having ChatGPT write a “personalized” introduction. His example he generated himself, but someone is going to be caught by this in the wild.
In completely silly but wonderful AI news, the 11-yo has a small-stakes assignment in his writing class where he picks an image & free writes something based on it. For the past week I’ve been using Stable Diffusion to create funny/weird/absurd images (e.g. “a dragon driving a convertible down a sunny highway” or “a mouse wizard casting a spell”) for him to use & he has been loving it. His mini stories have been delightful.
@elsie I think Free Geek is limited to the Portland, OR area, but maybe they would know of organizations near you:
@gothnbass@linuxrocks.online Yup!
https://www.kiseidopublishing.com/master.htm
Unsurprisingly, I own more of them than I've read.
1. Finished and filed all the taxes.
2. Sunshine for the second day in a row. Our daffodils are so happy!
3. The fire club's spring show was terrific.
Remember this picture every single time you hear someone in your city say "we're not Amsterdam."
This was #Amsterdam in the 1970s, via @fietsprofessor.
The cities we admire made better choices regarding cars, and are still making them today.
Better choices instead of excuses.
@dpnash @MooseAllain @Lowie@universeodon.com A smowl, if you will.
CS professor, game designer, and fire dancer ordinaire.