@dimator.bsky.social
You don't need to Ken Thompson your language because Ken Thompson has already Ken Thompsoned it without your knowledge.
March 23, 2025 at 10:32 PM
You don't need to Ken Thompson your language because Ken Thompson has already Ken Thompsoned it without your knowledge.
So what happens when actual human writers are all out of business, and the whole world is just AI regurgitating previous AI slop?
March 15, 2025 at 5:07 AM
So what happens when actual human writers are all out of business, and the whole world is just AI regurgitating previous AI slop?
I heard someone say "calling it computer science is like calling medicine 'knife science'"
March 13, 2025 at 9:39 PM
I heard someone say "calling it computer science is like calling medicine 'knife science'"
"decoupled from its substrate" lmao you can't possibly believe this. This is pump cycle nonsense.
February 27, 2025 at 3:21 AM
"decoupled from its substrate" lmao you can't possibly believe this. This is pump cycle nonsense.
But when the tea is finished he gets up to get more. 🍵 But I'll agree with the drawing anyway.
February 21, 2025 at 9:36 PM
But when the tea is finished he gets up to get more. 🍵 But I'll agree with the drawing anyway.
Isn't this poor guy's hard drive marinating in garbage juice for years now anyway?
February 15, 2025 at 12:22 AM
Isn't this poor guy's hard drive marinating in garbage juice for years now anyway?
Was the training open source? Just a set of weights seems like an opaque binary to me.
February 6, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Was the training open source? Just a set of weights seems like an opaque binary to me.
No one commenting on the last sentence of the article.
Bravo👌👌
Bravo👌👌
January 29, 2025 at 5:38 AM
No one commenting on the last sentence of the article.
Bravo👌👌
Bravo👌👌
For the history of the internet, there have been norms that all parties have agreed to, such as robots.txt. Now, these companies are voracious, in the name of shareholder growth.
I hope these kinds of responses only grow more sophisticated and wasteful to the scrapers.
I hope these kinds of responses only grow more sophisticated and wasteful to the scrapers.
January 28, 2025 at 9:39 PM
For the history of the internet, there have been norms that all parties have agreed to, such as robots.txt. Now, these companies are voracious, in the name of shareholder growth.
I hope these kinds of responses only grow more sophisticated and wasteful to the scrapers.
I hope these kinds of responses only grow more sophisticated and wasteful to the scrapers.
Really thought this was @theonion.com
January 22, 2025 at 10:48 PM
Really thought this was @theonion.com
There are open source apps that will allow you to get the music _off_ the iPod. Then you can add them back to iTunes (or Music as it's called now (osx)), add the original mp3s back, then add additional music.
January 17, 2025 at 10:55 PM
There are open source apps that will allow you to get the music _off_ the iPod. Then you can add them back to iTunes (or Music as it's called now (osx)), add the original mp3s back, then add additional music.
Also the cuts just got so much more chaotic. It was difficult to just watch on a physical level.
January 9, 2025 at 5:16 AM
Also the cuts just got so much more chaotic. It was difficult to just watch on a physical level.
I think they fumbled Billy Bob's talents with these scripts. Was expecting Fargo level intensity, but got zaniness instead.
January 8, 2025 at 10:12 PM
I think they fumbled Billy Bob's talents with these scripts. Was expecting Fargo level intensity, but got zaniness instead.
Step 2 implies that the cost is still on the IP holders, because they have to hire a fleet of lawyers/reviewers to review the absolute flood of products for infringement.
If this step could be LLM-assisted, that might be more effective.
If this step could be LLM-assisted, that might be more effective.
January 3, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Step 2 implies that the cost is still on the IP holders, because they have to hire a fleet of lawyers/reviewers to review the absolute flood of products for infringement.
If this step could be LLM-assisted, that might be more effective.
If this step could be LLM-assisted, that might be more effective.
If I wear no shirt, it won't impact chess play. Should that be allowed?
December 28, 2024 at 6:52 PM
If I wear no shirt, it won't impact chess play. Should that be allowed?
This is sports, and in sports there are rules. No one person can decide on their own they don't like a rule, break it (twice), and expect the organization to treat them as special.
If I show up in a 3 piece suit to a judo tournament, I'm pretty sure I'm not allowed on the mat.
If I show up in a 3 piece suit to a judo tournament, I'm pretty sure I'm not allowed on the mat.
December 28, 2024 at 9:39 AM
This is sports, and in sports there are rules. No one person can decide on their own they don't like a rule, break it (twice), and expect the organization to treat them as special.
If I show up in a 3 piece suit to a judo tournament, I'm pretty sure I'm not allowed on the mat.
If I show up in a 3 piece suit to a judo tournament, I'm pretty sure I'm not allowed on the mat.
He was not disqualified. He was told about the dress code, twice, and decided himself to leave.
December 28, 2024 at 9:36 AM
He was not disqualified. He was told about the dress code, twice, and decided himself to leave.
Absolutely you must. I remember watching each episode twice in a row. Just exquisite.
December 13, 2024 at 9:19 PM
Absolutely you must. I remember watching each episode twice in a row. Just exquisite.
The film is definitely a spectacle, especially imax. Stunning cinematography, with a score that just elevates every single scene, to the point where it might even steal the show.
But, the story does kind of start unravel at the end there... The last 30 minutes or so just feel rushed.
But, the story does kind of start unravel at the end there... The last 30 minutes or so just feel rushed.
December 12, 2024 at 6:11 AM
The film is definitely a spectacle, especially imax. Stunning cinematography, with a score that just elevates every single scene, to the point where it might even steal the show.
But, the story does kind of start unravel at the end there... The last 30 minutes or so just feel rushed.
But, the story does kind of start unravel at the end there... The last 30 minutes or so just feel rushed.
To be a lawyer for a fragile, rich, egomaniac must be extremely financially rewarding. Job security for life.
December 3, 2024 at 2:30 AM
To be a lawyer for a fragile, rich, egomaniac must be extremely financially rewarding. Job security for life.
This is not the model they're pursuing for new stores. The huge sprawls are dinosaurs, you're right. The focus now is on smaller footprints with better analytics to determine what the locals love to shop for.
Whatever gets people reading, I'm all for it.
Whatever gets people reading, I'm all for it.
November 20, 2024 at 3:24 AM
This is not the model they're pursuing for new stores. The huge sprawls are dinosaurs, you're right. The focus now is on smaller footprints with better analytics to determine what the locals love to shop for.
Whatever gets people reading, I'm all for it.
Whatever gets people reading, I'm all for it.