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by zombot 5mo ago
If it doesn't happen already, politicians will mandate it. "We can't allow our enemies (foreign and domestic) to use our tools against us."
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by zombot 5mo ago
Seen from this perspective, the GDR was prescient: They had more than half of their population engaged in spying on all the rest. We can now take our cues from them an reshape our economies in their image.
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by zombot 5mo ago
I use Dune only for my local libraries, because the install step fits perfectly. But my app projects all use a Makefile, including apps with a table-driven parser (Menhir), where the OCaml `.ml` source has to be generated first. You have to
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by zombot 5mo ago
I have been trying to read the original Dune "documentation", but it never told me how to do the stuff I needed to do. Finding pertinent information was based on pure luck, and even then it was tough as old chewing gum to find out
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by zombot 5mo ago
That would be deceptively constructive and healthy compared to doom-scrolling instagram or tictoc while clogging the intertubes with AI slop.
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by zombot 5mo ago
Don't do back taps require hands?
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by zombot 5mo ago
As an exception to Betteridge's law of headlines: Yes.
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by zombot 5mo ago
If there were any truth to the marketing stories that say they have such a thing, then they could indeed.
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by zombot 5mo ago
It it was an LLM, why didn't it just vibecode the desired software instead of generating ticket spam?
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by zombot 5mo ago
> massive fines What are you smoking? Any fines against these megacorps are at best a tiny fraction of their quarterly profits. They get booked as cost of doing business.
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by zombot 5mo ago
> “Nothing in this section shall be construed to authorize the creation of a mandatory governmental licensing, preclearance, or permitting requirement for the development, publication, release, or distribution of new AI models, including
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by zombot 5mo ago
Trump doesn't mind all the world burning as long as it distracts from Epstein.
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by zombot 5mo ago
It has been known for about a hundred years that war is a racket. https://prisonfreepress.org/docs/War_is_a_Racket_(S_Butler_1...
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by zombot 5mo ago
Man, what a list. How does this shit show still have lusers? It's Microslop's raised middle finger to everyone.
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by zombot 5mo ago
Who would have thought that a system as corrupt as in the US would have suboptimal results for the people it is supposed to serve. Without consumer protection laws and consequences for violations all these services are bound to degenerate i
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by zombot 5mo ago
Every single one of these should have its lens destroyed. Make it expensive to repair.
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by zombot 5mo ago
Not the name of a Welsh village? I am disappointed.
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by zombot 5mo ago
I guess Upton Sinclair applies: It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it!
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by zombot 5mo ago
> useless information That's a contradiction in terms. What is being generated is the opposite of information that just clogs the pipes: Slop.
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by zombot 5mo ago
It's only natural that this kind of promiscuity provoked an allergic reaction from Microslop.
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by zombot 5mo ago
> with no guarantees of interoperability. Not only that, but within a few years they all stop functioning and now all you have is a collection of expensive paper weights. The greed of the manufacturers made "smart home" a predi
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by zombot 5mo ago
Well, if he does say so himself!
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by zombot 5mo ago
As long as you don't make stuff that others have to rely on, you can live as dangerously as you want.
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by zombot 5mo ago
Does that count as "you can play Doom on Jira"? Does Jira supply the pump action shotgun required to kill the resulting demons?
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by zombot 5mo ago
> principles like "solve a real problem" or "make something people want" Those have been dead for at least a decade now, and AI was not the culprit. When you can sell useless stuff that nobody knew they wanted and sti
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by zombot 5mo ago
Altman's shitcoin has too much eye scanning and too few kickbacks.
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by zombot 5mo ago
I ſuſpect the uſers of ye olde ſ were/are all liſping.
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by zombot 5mo ago
> where we describe exactly what we expect the generated code to do, and then formally verify that the now generated code matches the input spec requirement. In ancient times we had tech to do exactly that: Programming languages and test
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by zombot 5mo ago
I have to warn you that it might just be sarcasm.
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by zombot 5mo ago
They make the best, no doubt, but would the Trump phone have the best of anything?

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