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You are splitting hairs. End result is the same.

Except he referred to him as G.J. Chesterton.

It’s a tell now. I see it I assume AI and disregard.

Throw a chess board on there. See how it does. It always gets pieces and positions completely wrong because it’s terrible at analyzing images.

They will be serfs reliant on US and Chinese models to provide protection for their technological infrastructure from AI exploits.

Read enough posts on LinkedIn and you’ll be a trained expert in spotting that slop.

Of course I think. I have 20 years of coding experience and knowledge of the codebase and business. That’s why I’m keenly aware of how strange the process is.

What I’d like to know is how you’d train a monkey to read and judge output from an llm on a pull request.

I feel like it’s changing my brain. A colleague uses AI to make some code change and submits a PR. I use AI to evaluate the PR. It’s like AIs talking to each other with humans serving as conduits or connectors. Sometimes I’ll look up from the screen and realize how strange it is.

I have an old kindle keyboard I keep around for nostalgia that still works. I’m guessing this will be affected. Hoping I can still add books via usb

I broke my ankle and have multiple chats related to medicine, physical therapy, pain management, lawyer questions, how to handle messaging to boss and HR

The Atlantic has this. Related articles going back to the 1800s.

They have vending machines with hot pizza! I’d be in big trouble there.

Which cloud service does this?

Right! You’re talking shit! PLAY A RECORD!

The sequels got really strange and focused on voodoo god personas sort of running things. I probably read Neuromancer once a year just to revisit the place and always try to give the sequels another go but they just don’t grab me like the original did.

The early web died when everything went behind the walled gardens.

What difference would it make to anyone if you care when they die? They’re dead.

Apple TV MLB games look incredible compared to live cable tv.

This sounds like something Karl Pilkington would come up with.

I remember a teacher telling us that parents should not check their kids Google classroom accounts because it would be a violation of the other students’ privacy. I understand what they were saying but there’s no way I’m not checking my kid’s Google classroom account. Ridiculous.

Which is why I break out my G Shocks every once in a while. I get sick of seeing Apple watches everywhere. The problem is they’re so damned useful so I always come back to it.

I’m in the same boat. If I put in contacts to correct my vision for distance I have to wear reading glasses to be able to see my phone or read a book.

Seemed like more of a gimmick to me.

Many times it would say something like Rain stopping in 10 minutes. Then 8 minutes later… Rain stopping in 15 minutes. On and on as it steadily rained.

Nice victim blaming.

Started reading a book by Irish humorist Ross O’Carroll-Kelley.

It’s full of Dublin slang specific to the 90’s I think. I don’t understand a lot of it but it’s fascinating to sort of listen in on the patois.

Steroids before too. He speculated that the growth hormone actually triggered the cancer growth.

Imagine what Franz Kafka could do with the Software Engineer interview process. It practically writes itself.

The novels based on these games were really good. I think they are out of print unfortunately.

You can make millions as a famous actor in Hollywood. So what? That doesn’t describe the average actor’s situation.

I guess it depends on what you mean by “made”