@mookie I mean I figured one part of that was how expensive drugs are and how teenagers generally do not have disposable income.

But then, virtually all of the AI stuff that keeps getting pushed at me is incredibly expensive, to where I don't really have the disposable income for that (and if I did, I'd have so many better things to spend it on anyway).

@Neuromancer nicht vergessen. ;)

America is a gay nation.
We are secular nation.
We are a Black nation.
We are a urban nation.
We are a transgender nation.
We are a Muslim nation.
We are a nation of women, and of immigrants who don't speak English with ... outfits.
The girl with the blue hair. The one some of ya'll don't like so much because of all of her opinions and how she just won't be quiet?

She was made in America. She is as much a part of the United States as the rest of ya'll.

a conflicting take on this though is that it also indicates which parts the rust compiler developers personally consider important, and which features they don't really respect. in particular, nobody ever considers repo tools or the build system to be a high-assurance system, even though the build system is what "reflections on trusting trust" was about, and where vulnerabilities can be inserted.

this is kind of my personal axe to grind, and in fact the user who proposed this policy is actually the only person who works on improving the rustc bootstrap build system (and if no one cares about the build, they won't contribute broken changes to it). so i'm not implying sneaky behavior or wrongdoing here. it's just also worth noting that your designation of components which are critical to system correctness tend to refer to the parts you personally like

Overheard: “I feel more pressure to use AI as an adult than to do drugs as a teenager.”

#ai #llm #drugs

Me: "this sucks soo much, I am going to sleep."

My body: "Hahaha bitch you wish..."

Unternehmerinnen in Boon und im Rhein-Sieg-Kreis.

https://wegrow-rhein-sieg.de/

RE: https://mastodon.social/@rpolenz/116580453876596578

The agencies already have access to all your social media anyway.

This is not about immigration vetting.

This is about suppression of critical speech, and impacting those minorities and subcultures with legitimate reasons for not posting publicly.

#uspol

@TheBreadmonkey
Lovingly hand crap-ted on my phone:

"AI is going to replace a lot of jobs."

Ok, what do you think is gonna happen when you stop paying the "don't riot" bill? How long can you go without paying that bill before an angry mob is gonna come to collect? You can tell from their vacant eyes that they never considered that.

They're gonna go in their bunkers... And then what? They all care about getting into the bunkers and never consider that the doors can be welded shut and the vents filled with concrete.

LLMs can do a lot of the work people are tasked with doing on a regular basis, because a lot of the work people do is bullshit. The majority of what we do isn't to achieve any goal, it's a way to distribute just enough wealth to keep things calm while keeping us all too busy to actually make things better.

We aren't paid to make stuff or do things. We're paid not to riot. Elites used to know that. The fact that they've forgotten how the machine works is evident in its current implosion, and will only become more obvious as they forget the one thing that actually keeps them safe.

@TheBreadmonkey
Lovingly hand crap-ted on my phone:

I have a general rule to try and not be unkind about the way people look or the choices they make about how they look. Even if they are quite bold and beyond my personal comprehension. For I am by no means the arbiter of good taste. And with that in mind. Here is a photo of John Travolta.

Brentor church and bluebells on its lower slopes as a couple of crows fly overhead, taken on Wednesday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography

@obrhoff Looks gorgeous 🥰

@joachim hmmm ca fait chier ces changements reguliers pour nos applications.
J'ai aussi bitwarden :(