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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
These are the right questions and core to the actual “ai race” Before ai, all we had was compilers and interpreters to take instructions and turn them into machine code and byte code A lot of political painstaking went into which compilers
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
Every time I’ve seen that front pew in that first photo, she’s there too, holding this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_9066
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
Why’s Wendy’s Terracotta moved?
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
It’s an ex boyfriend saying “you’re nothing without me!” As he demands gas money for his car from the duration of the relationship, during the breakup
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
Yeah, I like this take. He was in hot water and got adopted by the other techno super villains that brought us to this timeline.
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
It’s articles like these that make me believe if Mark had not dropped out of Harvard, he could have become world class. Alas.
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
That’s about the inputs going in and even in the first paragraph disclaims other courts may side differently We’re still not in the legal territory of the outputs on the other side, which is what’s actually more interesting to me. The techn
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
Plagiarism is the crux of what MIT protects I do legally wave my right by using it to know every instance of it in the wild. But even in those private instances, legally, that cannot be presented to a superior without the license without th
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
Full circle: We all deserve to be recognized beyond the false religion of the singularity. In practice, that’s a bibliography. That’s what the MIT license guarantees— sources: cited, aka, literature in action.
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
I literally re-wrote how I wrote software post-ai to ai pill the ai, such that, when these models produce ASTs that match my signature, I do have a legal defense.
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
I don’t want to insult you by pasting the full text here but this is the required bit “The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.” Which is here in my opera
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
That’d be my question to the person I disrespected: Why should I, as someone that’s not hypothetically giving back in code, continue to do so, when the social contract has been broken, where the always minimal expectation has been: Say my n
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
I use ai daily but reciting the talking points that killed what open source used to mean and using them to further separate original authors from the impact of their work That’s ai pilled I write code under the mit license I know the risk H
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
Valid point. I shouldn’t have met condescension with condescension. I don’t think I would have said anything if the opening statement wasn’t a “you do you, but” Thanks for taking the time to call me out politely. To be objective, we can ask
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
Hilarious to get downvoted for defending the concept of Literature Without references and citations—- never mind. Go read Animal Farm
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
I don’t always say AI pilled but You deserve to be recognized beyond the false religion of the singularity.
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
Yeah, I’m not advocating for css or against tailwind Just sharing that the root cause is most developers don’t want to pick up an additional syntax when they already have the fundamentals The main problem is the premise of tailwind Every si
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
I’ll be honest. I’m a contributor to this. I’ve been CSS since the mid 2000s and I have a lot of it memorized by heart. My team uses tailwind, therefore I use tailwind But I don’t want to reconfigure my mental model to think in esoteric sho
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by tylerchilds 9mo ago
I think his target demographic benefits from the degradation of women; a feature, not a defect; ticket closed; won’t fix. Anyways, super cool that anyone speaking out already has their SSN in his DB.
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by tylerchilds 10mo ago
This is a great first step, but I’m actually interested in 1. Getting a list of everyone that bought my records from data brokers 2. Reverse record linking to know who joined me, when, where, and how Just deleting myself from 500 of these d
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by tylerchilds 10mo ago
Going to be honest Absolutely shocked Java wasn’t in the terminal I know I don’t use it, but wow. Honestly, super impressed that that they’ve got the traction they do without it but, I think the takeaway is that Java developers like having
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by tylerchilds 10mo ago
I can’t imagine releasing an app and then shaming my users into tweaking about:config
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by tylerchilds 10mo ago
Exactly this. The managerial class found my LinkedIn findings irritating I just got a job recently after getting laid off three years ago I spent a lot of time in the San Francisco Bay Area talking to people That data is simple: 100% of the
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by tylerchilds 10mo ago
It’s almost like Microsoft sells security products and runs the most insecure JavaScript package manager to build those security products and couldn’t switch off of it even if the engineers in the org recommended a more secure JavaScript ex
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by tylerchilds 10mo ago
I absolutely agree with you and I’m hyperbolizing to highlight exactly how incorrect that “promise” is Realistically, the execs see it as either them or their subordinates and the idea of a captain dying with a ship is not regarded as noble
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by tylerchilds 10mo ago
The definition of technical debt We took risks today in the hopes that these decisions will make enough money to offset the labor cost of the decision. Ai promises to eliminate labor, so businesses correctly identify AI risks as free debt.
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by tylerchilds 11mo ago
The difference is, if your company “moat” is a “prompt” on a commodity engine, there is no moat. Google even said they have no moat, when clearly the moat is people that trust them and not any particular piece of technology.
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by tylerchilds 11mo ago
Feels like this is a missed opportunity to innovate by figuring out how to intermingle “canon” between languages
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by tylerchilds 11mo ago
If React is what’s powering the start menu now, I’m more curious about why Maui doesn’t power the start menu. .NET Maui running on windows seems like a more logical first step to prove the organization buys their own dogfood.
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by tylerchilds 11mo ago
I’ll put a bowl of water in the moonlight tonight to bring blessings to the generations of authors farming our collective reality framing.

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