eberfreitas

Came here to say the same

> More importantly, LLMs if done and used well, should be welcome to all of us. They could be used to reclaim control and power, away from large corporations and institutions.

Is it just me, or does this read rather naive?

Can we please, move this comment to the top?

I don't think so (could be wrong), but it does perform optimistic mutation on your functional code.

There is a talk somewhere where Richard "demos" this.

Source?

Well. "O buraco é mais embaixo". But by the tone of your message I can see there is no point in trying to develop this any further.

Actually it is the opposite, it is a scream from those who don't really have a voice in the city.

Really recommend watching the documentary PIXO, you can find the full doc in YouTube with english subtitles.

[edit: suggesting the documentary]

And if you like SCP and videogames you should definitly check out the game Control.

FWIW, this is by the company of the creator of the Elixir language, Dashbit.

> Whenever I look it just looks pointlessly complicated.

Quite the opposite on my experience. The fact that something is familiar doesn't mean it is free of complications.

Real question: How is what China is doing any different from what we've seen the US do to Venezuela (the Adobe incident) or even Cuba for that matter?

There is basically one reason why I use a Windows machine and that is games. I know linux has seen a lot of movement in that area (tks Valve) but I've tried it, and it works great, but performance is better in Windows for my machine. So I bought this machine where I can game (it is not anything fancy) and I would really like to work on it as well.

I have a notebook with Ubuntu installed and if you would ask me I would rather work on the linux machine, but I'm trying to push the envelope with WSL2 to develop with RoR... Weird bugs and slow sometimes (better than WSL1 tho). Oh well...