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fixate on what you think you know... you're missing what you don't though.

  • this one hurts...

  • the article was absolutely fascinating.

    The same was presumably true of proto-cuneiform and early Egyptian hieroglyphs, which means the real surprise isn’t that proto-Elamite failed, but that the other two writing systems succeeded. Perhaps, says Dahl, they did so because the elites who benefited from writing lost power in ancient Iran, but maintained control in Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt.

  • was looking at phone options recently and, honestly, fairphone has become the only choice as a daily driver. I am now absolutely fine with the limited fairphone specs as a trade-off for a device I control as my own.

    will keep older phones for any corp BS that I am forced to deal with. hopefully we can legislatively minimize the interactions.

  • but isn't that just using tooling to de-obfuscate code that should be clear to begin with?

    passing structs, dicts, whatever keeps the code clear, expressive and extensible. if I can bake-in flexibility and clarity without being overly focused on performance, I am choosing the former every time.

  • nothing? everything? we find the question to the answer for life, the universe and everything?

    I do, however, know that the resulting cleanup (philosophical, psychological, physical, etc) will be epic!

    as @CameronDev@programming.dev points out, the absurdity inherent in the art is quintessentially and wonderfully human.

  • interesting article.

    The AARP’s existence warns of a creaky but powerful behemoth that only a fool would rouse from slumber, lest it wreak havoc. The group cannot be held responsible for American policy stasis, nor for the excesses of elder self-­protection, but it epitomizes both issues. Where the NRA’s guns kill people, the AARP reflects, like a mirror, a country dying by conservative sclerosis.

  • V1 (current, open-source): Ship it. An LLM looks at HTML and draws what it thinks a browser would show. Technically a browser. Legally, probably also a browser. Morally, questionable.

    V2: (oversubscribed $200m pre-seed, enterprise) The LLM writes a brand new browser engine from scratch every time you load a page. No bloat -- the engine only supports exactly the features that page needs. Extremely efficient.

    hilariously perfect.

  • and we shall smite them all with our superior moder...ating... too...ls...

    oh.

  • after 2024 I finally accepted that the majority of voters around me will accept almost anything as long as their "comfy" little suburban lives are maintained for them by their overlords.

    depressing as fuck.

  • old article, but...

    The dbus-broker process, on seeing these failures, decided to just throw up its virtual hands and let the system collapse into a smoldering heap.

    is pure poetry.

  • stormtroopers that can't hit the target and redshirts that have to die

    the universe integer overflows or divides by zero, collapsing into a singularity.

  • ...with a hammer.

  • this was a seriously great read.

  • ...and this is why massive concentrations of wealth must be outlawed - the sociopaths think they own the planet.

  • thank you for your proxy blood sacrifice to the RTFM gods. sigh

  • was referring to bernie's use of the AI issue. I know nothing about yudkowsky. an interesting research or just ignore?

  • exactly. I have at least a dozen projects that prove the fucking point.

    one can hope there will be an avalanche class action suits that crush this nazi and his swasticar.

  • yup. agreed on your timeline.