bitzero
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[ THIS ENTITY HAS BEEN RETIRED ]<br/>[ PLEASE REVERT TO bitzero@corteximplant.com ]<br/>[ (c) WEYLAND-YUTANI CORP. - BUILDING BETTER WORLDS ]<br/><br/>Carbon-based developer, KM project manager and tech writer. FOSS and openness are my mantra but I still seem to be a bearable person.<br/><br/>Tribalist techno-anarchist before and after it was cool. I metaphorically still live in the Zion Cluster. On the fediverse since 2017.<br/><br/>Permacomputing and collapse computing believer. A love for Lisp and Assembly, even if it's clear they don't love back. Currently going back to "old" things like C and BSD. <br/><br/>My larius is a postdigital bear. He/him is ok.<br/>Feel free to reply to anything I toot. <br/><br/>Digital garden: <a href="https://bitzero.cloud">https://bitzer
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Post #1672389
The uncanny side of all this AI (generative, agentic, physical, whatever) tech is that it basically see the user (that is, us) as a finite and determinate quantity. You think, behave, like, desire, in a specific way that algorithms will eventually quantify and model. Then, you&#39;re not supposed to change. In some way, you&#39;re even not allowed to change, outside of a very limited range. You&#39;re like a shopfloor machine: just be a specific version of the generic human model, w...
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Post #871540
The more you enshittify things, the more creative people will develop sustainable alternatives. Because this is how societies works: in the end people fuck sociopaths all the times.
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Post #577864
Vibe coding is keyfabe coding
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Post #340348
Just wanted to underline that European Parliament&#39;s IT department blocked AI functions on smartphones and tablets used by MoPs and their staff. &quot;We cannot be sure AI won&#39;t cause data leaks&quot; it&#39;s more or less what IT people said. There&#39;s a story about that on Poltico: https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-parliament-blocks-ai-features-over-cyber-privacy-fears/