I'll keep an eye on the Chrome review status and post again once I can officially publish. Going off of reddit I'd guess it will only take ~3 days, given the minimal permissions my extension requires.

With that I think I'm more or less ready to call this the #mvp put it out into the world. Will spend today doing some final polishing and start researching the steps to get this added to the #chrome web store.

Also added the refresh summary button. Very simple solution but honestly the best one I think. Further tuning the and context was giving diminishing returns and it produces a decent summary more often than not in my humble opinion.

There is actually a Prompt API as well, which I originally overlooked because I thought it was experimental, but its actually supported in #chrome 138 for extensions specifically, so this might be the way forward.
developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/prom...

one of the more annoying quirks is the LLM seems determined to always caveat the positives with negatives and vice versa. The context is very weak and isn't adhered to in the same way you would expect from the likes of a system prompt
#google #chrome

staggering progress already, working hello world tutorial. Locking in to see how far I can get tonight

it has actually been done before, but using the OpenAI API, meaning you need to configure and put in your own API key. Although this is relatively straightforward and inexpensive, I can see this friction being a huge turn off to a lot of potential users. So I think this has potential

For more info on what PyJig is/does, check out my blog post which shows off the features 🧩
tomdeabreu.uk/posts/jigsaw...

Small development, literally switching around the order of my display port leads has seemed to solve all the remaining quirks I had on #fedora hah. I'd already figured this out once, but I lost the 50-50 when plugging in my cables this time round and completely forgot it mattered
#linux #kde

props to @tomayac.com & @alexandrascript.com for the great docs on this

Considered #nobara but heard mixed things and its obviously not officially supported, so I figured #fedora would be a safer bet for stability. My gaming requirements are minimal and steam seemed to work with the basic setup

Moved to #fedora now. And even that took a couple hours before figuring out that I needed to add x11 and use that instead of the default wayland (possibly needed to disable wifi too? that might've just been a coincidence). Anyway, I couldn't say it "just works" which is the dream, but it was close

Choosing a #nvidia graphics card in blissful ignorance back before #linux was even on my radar continues to haunt me. Even if the basics work, there's ALWAYS something that comes out of the woodwork just when I think I've restored my setup to how I like it.

Shame, because when it was working, it felt great to use. But I could just tell that issue would've driven me insane and thought it better to nip it in the bud. Yast will be missed for sure