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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
a pull request required to update a wiki? bruh.
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
that's all we been doing now.
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
so cool. that happens to me with music a lot.
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
Mechanical engineer here. The idea of having to sift through every intricate detail this thing spits out, just to guard against one hallucinated miscalculation making its way into the real world, is enough to keep me up at night. This AI sh
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
you need to get off pudding.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
Vision Pro, the metaverse, all this money-sink tech the money for which could’ve fed the world a hundred times over... late-stage capitalism is a circus. We were promised hoverboards.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
finite moments. cherish them.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
"Instead of building Zed like a web page, we built it like a video game, --", uh, what. and then the whole telemetry bit. bye.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
every headline coming out of america is so god damn nauseating. empire on rapid collapse.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
The formatting here made it pretty hard to parse at first. For a good 10 seconds I genuinely thought I was looking at some bizarre run-on, non-sequitur sentences. Giving the main line items a bit more spacing would make it much easier to re
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
Seriously. Being meaningless and insignificant gives you more freedom, and nowhere to hide from what you do with it. I’ve never understood cosmic dread. It feels like a release valve instead of a threat.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
and they're going to start monitoring employee keystrokes and mouse movements to train AI. good luck guys. save up aggressively now.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
Online.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
Just tried it and got the usual six fingers, and half a thumb. What are they actually iterating on with these models by now…
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
Just tried it and got six fingers and half a thumb on a simple portrait. Mickey Mouse stuff.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
So intelligence has turned into a utility per Sam Altman et al., and now the same companies get to hike the price of accessing it by 20–30%, right as it’s becoming the backbone of how teams actually ship work. People are pushing out so much
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
tech industry suffering from a kind of zoocosis / stockholm syndrome perhaps.
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by rambojohnson 6mo ago
Why wouldn't they.
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
It's pretty damn good, and it's seen a real exodus of conscientious users; the QuitGPT movement alone hit 1.5 million participants, with Claude skyrocketing to #1 on the App Store virtually overnight. No surprise the servers are g
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
enshitification at scale, propped up by noise/water-pollution datacenters the size of several football fields, but all we care about is the price of RAM. cheers!
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
> is extremely woke yikes, I've heard enough.
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
A couple years ago I went to a county fair because someone said the pie judging was worth seeing. I’ve been to fairs before but never really watched the judging part. They had all the pies on this weird low table, like not quite a kid’s pla
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
Actually disagree. Based on the last 20 years of my experience in corporate America, “practical decision-making” was never part of the job at any level of leadership.
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
the company's values... such as?
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
it's shallow release theater at this point, trying to fake-spike engagement.
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
Great. A new version of the same model, or a different one that performs worse or exactly the same. This whole release theater, just to give shareholders the impression of growth, is such a bullshit grift. and considering the stance on open
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by rambojohnson 7mo ago
super mild. Instant, as in... ?
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by rambojohnson 8mo ago
get fucked OpenAI. cancelled my subscription.
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by rambojohnson 8mo ago
religious rhetoric is for the fools they've indoctrinated to their cause. it does not drive policy. I was being sardonic with "security doctrine".
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by rambojohnson 8mo ago
You’re mistaking the packaging for the product. Religion is the language leaders use. Power, territory, oil corridors, regional dominance, and domestic political survival are what they’re actually fighting over. Tehran isn’t calculating mis

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