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by zombot 8mo ago
Never trust a statistic you haven't forged yourself.
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by zombot 8mo ago
Making the bullshit cheaper to inflict only means that soon you will be graced with even more of it. Bullshit expands until capacity for it is exhausted.
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by zombot 8mo ago
As if that weren't enough, LLM coding "productivity" is measured in lines of code, of all things.
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by zombot 8mo ago
> So allow me to drop a line that would shock a weathered San Franciscan more than open defecation on Market Street: it's perfectly okay not to use AI. The commenters here all seem to be weathered San Franciscans. They all deflect a
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by zombot 8mo ago
Very fitting for this fresh war that is being celebrated and propagandized by mass murderers. I wonder whether it would make a difference to any of them if they had to read this. I have my doubts.
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by zombot 8mo ago
I wonder how Apple sells new Macs when their current OS is such a turn-off.
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by zombot 8mo ago
So is this self-hosted? Was this version of Glaze built with Glaze?
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by zombot 8mo ago
Apparently it never occurs to the Believers to ask this exact question. They will pay an expensive subscription to vibe-earn money without working.
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by zombot 8mo ago
He'll also have to be vibe-eating because nobody is vibe-growing food any more. Everybody's too busy vibe-vacationing.
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by zombot 8mo ago
I for one have lost all hope and trust that Apple can steer the Mac platform in a direction that still intersects with my interests. I'm in the process of switching to Linux. Finally a computer again that does what I want, when I w
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by zombot 8mo ago
Who would even expect any privacy from the Facebook mafia? The rename to "Meta" doesn't obscure the fact that they are bottomfeeders.
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by zombot 8mo ago
Yep, Ars Technica is off my reading list. They completely lost my trust.
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by zombot 8mo ago
> It also comes at a moment in which many media bosses are pushing staff to find uses for AI Which should be a red flag in and of itself. You don't need to "push" people to "find uses" for genuinely useful tools.
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by zombot 8mo ago
> Literally everything is written by AI now Which explains the exceedingly stupid idea. If you want an LSP for Claude, you need an LSP for English. Wait, let my AI generate an article about that!
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by zombot 8mo ago
Trump hates science anyway, so why not fire all scientists? Problem solved. /s
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by zombot 8mo ago
Fuck, the stupidity of humans really is infinite.
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by zombot 8mo ago
Well, that's what happens when the dollar is the idol that people worship. When society collapses because of that, we will have deserved it because we worked our asses off to create the perverse incentives that led us there.
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by zombot 8mo ago
The fact that they shut it down to avoid it becoming public record proves that light is still the best disinfectant against vermin.
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by zombot 8mo ago
By then the opposition will have been renditioned to black holes or killed.
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by zombot 8mo ago
Resist. Continue calling it the DoD.
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by zombot 8mo ago
Which is what naturally happens when fascists are in power.
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by zombot 8mo ago
> fake wars Once a war has started, it won't be fake any more. > they’ll definitely declare wars to extend the presidency. You don't exchange the Fraudster in Chief while at war, so they do want a war. Any war. But I have th
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by zombot 8mo ago
That was when we still had user interfaces. All we have now are ad billboards.
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by zombot 8mo ago
This is how futuristic MS is, because they already work that way when creating slopware like this.
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by zombot 8mo ago
> markdown was popularized. That was before MS started vibecoding all their software.
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by zombot 8mo ago
When has MS ever implemented someone else's standard or even convention (MD is not really a standard)? They only ever implemented their own incompatible parody. They're even incompatible with themselves, because backticks do work
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by zombot 8mo ago
Let me guess: It uses Copilot to roll the dice on MD rendering. MS might also want to involve OpenClaw, while they're at it.
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by zombot 8mo ago
Agreed, "Java" was an oversimplification. It's actually JVM bytecode. It's still strange in my book to use an object soup runtime for something (Lisp/Scheme) that feels closer to functional languages to me. Clojure
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by zombot 8mo ago
I haven't tried it, but the description sounds delightfully perverse. And an LLM (Claude) cannot be embarrassed by perverting Lisp/Scheme with Java.
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by zombot 8mo ago
As always, the real benchmark will be the ability to run Doom.

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