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Comment · 3 days ago

This is such a Linux way to resolve the issue lol

Comment · 12 days ago

Frankly, with how pigs are killed, they could have said the holocaust and it would have made more sense (at least to me)

Comment · 25 days ago

It's basically a drug at that point, you'll be hooked up to the pleasure machine

Comment · 28 days ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_Zebras_Don%27t_Get_Ulcers

Sapolsky goes into great detail about the positive affects of stress in short durations, then demonstrates how these positives turn into negatives all over our body after being stressed for too long. Highly recommend!

Comment · 2 months ago

There's a freedom in admitting it's not gonna get better

Comment · 2 months ago

Are patents a necessary evil?

Comment · 2 months ago

We could call it: Train!

Comment · 2 months ago

> the work itself is pure waste. Fighting entropy.

Would you not say that this is essentially labour holding up the value?

And I agree about low maintenance products being necessary, the example of the static site is good because the files could be described as becoming a stateless transformation of data!

Comment · 2 months ago

https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-11241-from_managerial_feudalism_...

Timestamp is: 36:42-39:55

I believe Graeber perfectly predicts the problems, in 2019, with vibe coding creating immediate "value" from production, but failing to produce true value through maintaining the system (like one continually washes a cup to give it value over time).

Comment · 2 months ago

If would be interesting to see 5 billion LLM's working together, each with random mutations (temperature ig). Would we essentially be looking at a society through a petri dish? Ofc 5 billion is quite a lot of compute.

Comment · 2 months ago

Nationalised LLM? As long as the state doesn't decide what information the LLM shares (from an output and privacy perspective).

Comment · 3 months ago

Passive measures should always be in place first (and often do enough), with active as the last resort.

Comment · 3 months ago

I think it's so interesting he was a scriptwriter for "The Thick of It", a satirical comedy about British politics

Comment · 3 months ago

Cars aren't friendly to cities