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I think OP means that it will parse EDIFACT with the tree structure it actually has in its specification, instead of a simple list of messages like many people do.

EDIFACT normally has (possibly repeating, possibly nesting) segment groups and a lot of code trying to handle EDIFACT skips over that.

Been out of the SEO game for a while, but the industry has always been pretty hysterical and has been seeing broad patterns in what often are only minor fluctuations or tests.

Thanks for that. Looks like exactly the agent I might have been looking for.

All I'd want is a CLI with a few tools AND a built-in, properly configurable and working sandbox. Seems that's too much too ask.

It's buggy like hell once you do not run the default settings. Whole permissions system is completely broken, for example.

Pure marketing genius

Thanks, definitely will try that one.

How does it compare to current Plex? Are there proper, usable apps for Apple TV and iOS already?

Edit: Anyone is running Jellyfin on Qnap?

Second this. Even the kid who later chose a programming career hated Scratch.

Also, it'd be far too low level in comparison to what the guy did - ultimately, this is a game engine. Proper comparison would maybe be against Inform 7.

If you're doing the gym right, you don't have the energy to ogle anyone, anyway.

Me, too. Plus, who cares if an LLM corrects the grammar or something.

If the engineer's a bad writer, the blog will at least restrict itself to the elemental information. There's too much SEO-influenced fluff anyway with people telling their supposed life stories as introduction to some technical tidbit. Same pestilence nowadays as with cooking recipes.

Nobody wants to read that shit, no matter who or what generated it.

This. If it's actually an illustrative part of the text, include it, even if it's AI generated. Not everyone who can write can do graphics.

If it's only decoration, leave it out. No matter whether AI, stock or custom made.