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So when TSLA and SPCX merges, we can't be fired from any of those companies?

Agree. But there isn't one central authority making those decisions. He even brings up other options himself. He can stick with grok, and other people who might prefer using a product that doesn't create csam or refuse to translate nazi-adjecent ideology can use claude or whatever...

(Because I do not want to hit the breaker and have to reboot everything)

What drew the most sweat was lying in an awkward position under a table trying to finagle the wires back into the socket, while holding a tiny "button" that requires 200 kg of force, less than a cm from your fingers - any contact = 220v shock.

In old houses, every "small repair" triggers an avalanche of other shit that needs fixing.

I thought this was a pretty interesting take from Codeberg's announcement of their anti-LLM policy They argue that many developers using LLMs are essentially heaven-banning themselves where they don't realize they're developing for a nonexistent community

One of my strongly held beliefs is that a lot of the most prolific people leading the charge into AI view the need to relate to other humans as a problem to solve.

It's safe to assume that all major LLMs are scraping Bluesky data to train future models. As an open protocol, Bluesky is one of the few sources of fresh human-generated content that anybody can gobble up. So all this is probably going in the models. There are submarines in the Great Lakes.

Centipede (inhuman)

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Not just old people; EVERYONE is exposed to this crap. If you're prudent, you'll still get fucked when it implodes (as the powers that be will try to inflate their way out of the situation).

Good. Stacking mortgages worked, because the rule was that mortgages were reviewed carefully, but a few might go bad regardless. Then we cast all caution aside because we believed that it was the _stacking_ that made them safe. Same is happening with ETFs now.

Static code analysis would help, but really, the culture needs to change so that management understand that "magic functions" have no place in the codebase. I'd like to see AI being used to argue with PMs and stakeholders about feature proposals.

It'll be mostly men carrying those baskets.

TF is this?

There's no hacking involved; governments and large companies are basically installing the 2026 equivalent of Bonzi-Buddy - system wide - and asking every employees to tell their "new friend" in the computer everything they know. It will end badly for most.

I was told you couldn't do 3D on the Playdate, so I did it. Then I was told there was no way I could create exterior levels like those in Mirror's Edge, so I proved them wrong again.

Holy fucking shit.

Bet he has those fucked up glasses too...

A variant of the Asch Conformity Study? It might confirm that many people are willing to suspend their own thinking if a computer provides a (wrong) answer. The cognitive cost of arguing that the model is wrong is simply too high.