'graphviz' is a suite of programs for drawing graphs (In the nodes/edges senses, rather than upwards and to the right sense) - and it uses a file format called 'dot'. Lots of things generate dot output (such as systemd-analyze I mentioned) and it's really easy to generate from scripts and things. 'dotty' is probably the most common program in the suite.
There are some newer formats and programs - but this one is probably the most universal.
Beim Einsatz digitaler Tools auch das Thema #Nachhaltigkeit zu berücksichtigen, kann eine große Herausforderung sein. Die Auseinandersetzung damit bietet allerdings auch sehr viele Chancen, insbesondere für Genossenschaften, Vereine und Kollektivbetriebe.
Schwerpunkte des kommenden Termins: Freie Software Nachhaltigkeit von Hardware.
Außerdem werden
A potential actually-useful use-case for chatbots: Back in The Good Old Days when programmers did not fear being swamped by bug reports, especially the not-so-great reports, software would carry a global-scoped 'gripe' button, when clicked, a redacted snapshot of the machine state was bundled with whatever they wished to put into the text box, and no reply was expected beyond 'received'. Given the ease of recognizing pure noise in the input, an LLM might coallate a bunch and produce a useful report? False positives happen in support all the time 😅
That kinda puts the #LLM in the 'triangle' position on a #StaffordBeer #VSM diagram, what which measures expected vs actual like a steam-engine governor, reducing Variety to useful patterns and all. 🤔
Remember, folks: it is bad to discriminate others by blocking you from using their software based merely on where you were born.
Now I need to recharge my sarcasm tanks.
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