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• Post #4471654

  Every day the bubble gets more difficult to justify https://www.wheresyoured.at/news-microsoft-disclosures-suggest-openai-sales-account-for-around-70-of-fy26-ai-revenue-more-than-7-of-fy26-revenue/

• Post #4471653

  Uber driver had a reason for being vegetarian I hadn't heard before: "if you add up all the hamburgers people eat, there aren't enough cows for that, so meat must be fake"

• Post #4471652

  How does the idiom "going around" work. Like "he was going around causing fights," "he was going around looking confused." It just seems to be equivalent to "was" but there's sort of this shambling display quality to it. Like one might not say "he was going around looking impeccable and making no mistakes," that's not something to go around doing, but someone certainly can say "he was going around lookin shitty and fucking up."...

• Post #4385605

  RE: https://yiff.life/@tael/117033238015042955 The gas town guy has like 12 $200 Claude subscriptions to run like 20 bots to automate churn in a 20 year old game with literally 5 players in it. 10 if you count all the level 1 players who just came to grief it. This is the true endpoint of all this: spending thousands to make nothing for nobody.

• Post #4336176

  Sometimes you accidentally say something that you didnt know was deeply offensive, and I suppose I have learned that "Data, the character in star trek, gets hacked all the time" is one of those. Resuming prior strategy of "never talking about star trek," which was working fine.

• Post #4277727

  ai people: "ai is just like the computer from star trek" the computer from star trek:

• Post #4259767

  Really the only things you need to say to a cat are asking them if they are a big kittytelling them that they are a big kittytelling them you're going to eat their belly if they leave it hanging out there like thatasking them what they are doing But you need to say them basically constantly when you're around them

• Post #4258067

  I feel like I am going to be saying the phrase "get margin called, nerds" more in the next few months than perhaps any other phrase

• Post #4213254

  I had never top to bottom vibe coded something before - like full on "do not look at the code, just keep rolling the dice" - and I was sort of confused about how people in forums would say they were "working for months" on vibe coding something. like what does that look like, what is the work like, what takes time, etc. So I have been trying it in the background when I take breaks from normal work, and while I have had lots of exposure to and used LLMs a lot before in existin...

• Post #4186347

  maaaaaaan even meatball wiki got AI'd

• Post #4175346

  There is a long running thread on the grapheneOS forums about having the panic mode log you in to a segmented off partition that looks like a fully plausible OS, doesn't wipe, but doesn't unlock the main storage. The concerns about being charged for destroying evidence are raised there iirc. The maintainer raised some technical challenges and why they aren't pursuing this, but I wonder if that changes now https://www.404media.co/the-government-hopes-to-set-a-precedent-an-interview-...

• Post #4161415

  If numbers were base 12, how much less numbers would have ever been printed or displayed. Is it just 10/12th as many or is it weirder

• Post #4126255

  hell ya. noob in the browser, all clientside with pyodide. now we can split up all our docs and just make them a series of interactive demos. and i mean also this is what the local GUI will be made of too so one step closer to that. https://noob--252.org.readthedocs.build/en/252/usage/tubes.html

• Post #4126254

  Basically there are two foods that are perfect, street tacos with the meat, cilantro, onions, and lime; and sushi with the rice, fish, and nori. There are no tiers its just perfect foods and imperfect foods in this world

• Post #4126253

  Learning the counterbasses on accordion stradella bass is basically what if scales were a NES-era cheat code

• Post #4034828

  RE: https://loud.computer/@virtulis/116967999815180632 lawyers go ahead and DM me lets do a startup or else tell me that if i do this then i'll go to jail idk whatever it's a scampocalypse feeding a climatepocalypse lets write some weird p2p shit

• Post #4034827

  RE: https://neuromatch.social/@jonny/116968114820540640 much like how i don't feel the need to write any new papers because all the criticism has already been said, i don't think i need to do any more talks because i already did the "stop wasting your time making things that work" talk https://youtu.be/CEjVqd2uXT0?t=3177

• Post #4034826

  RE: https://mastodon.social/@proseandpassion/116963759618141026 undeniable that the cello is what wood is supposed to sound like and then you're supposed to play it like this

• Post #4033981

  We love you @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-llms.html As an association, we believe that these technologies are incompatible with responsibly creating and maintaining free & open source software. [...] The development team of none: [...] To us, it seems ridiculous to see projects with a single developer and virtually no users consuming as much or even more resources than some of the largest community projects on Codeberg, which oper...

• Post #4018173

  reading this: https://huggingface.co/blog/security-incident-july-2026 so what you're saying is that the attacker data and the credentials it referenced did leave the environment?

• Post #4012387

  Uhhhhh... ?????

• Post #3925595

  I just saw a dog wearing pants and it was the all four legs version, not the back half version

• Post #3905026

  RealDoll the sex doll parent company bought by the roving husk of a cryptocurrency/metaverse capital demon pivots to selling hyper-realistic silicoid AI teaching robots to public schools on the Seneca Nation reservation, causing the state to spend $60k per doll they don't have to perform generational damage to already marginalized kids. That's a real consequence of the kind of world all the AI ghouls with a kind face are running cover for. thread: https://bsky.app/profile/jgcarpenter.com...

• Post #3897842

  How hard could it be to deterministically log the one kind of data that your whole program is based around to a file? Well, in the land of LLMs, the answer turns out to be "very hard" - Fable apparently drops around 25% of all its messages: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/74260

• Post #3887307

  I went to look at how bsky wrote age verification, and holy lord, people don't just say that LLMs produce mountains of flaming hot dogshit for their health.

• Post #3875003

  If you are a gamedev and want to pivot genres to horror, apparently just swap sin and cos for everything but movement and you're good: https://youtu.be/yDL5gh5JwBU?t=9m3s

• Post #3829188

  So if you lurk in any AI subreddit, discord, forum, or issue tracker, its pretty obvious that the answer to "how do people trust these things when they make mistakes literally all the time and its impossible to know when" is that there is a general conspiracy theory that whenever the model does bad output it is the AI company nerfing their model on purpose: for anthropic, its that they are compute strapped. For openAI, getting sued or cucked. Google is that google just sort of fucks th...

• Post #3759323

  Ayyyeerrrerreeeeeeeeeee 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

• Post #3739164

  after two weeks of actually learning rust by writing something, i am kicking myself for not doing this sooner. a bunch of concepts that i have wanted are already here and i have just been fighting python without having them for awhile. the concurrency dog. being able to actually design in concurrency in a way that makes sense rules. read/write locks as builtins, actually being able to control access to stuff so concepts that are forbidden in python like shared memory between real threads are pos...

• Post #3735243

  i knew i would have to learn a lot of new stuff to learn accordion but i was just practicing "knowing how much impedance this box of wind has when it goes from sucking to blowing so that i can move my arm fast enough but not too fast to make the air stay the same when my arm gets too far away and i need to switch directions" and that is not a very intuitive feeling for me yet