Ah, yes, congestive horse failure. 🫠

It was coined by ILM in the 70s, a smidge before the Borg.

Probably 24 GB VRAM and 32-64 GB RAM for minimum specs with 4-bit quantization. This is a beefy boi.

I think I’ll have to trust the Pope on this one, unless you have some comparable credentials?

You have to consider who was writing and what their deal was.

There’s a lot of “and then God told us to do some genocide so we did” along with limited historical support for more than skirmishes.

The later message was much more consistent, as Jesus only got violent with people who used God as a pretext to be selfish (i.e. evil) and definitely knew better.

What? You think this rumor of a powerful, politically-motivated, shadow faction is real?

My understanding from a recent high school student is that they’re required to use Word online because it captures the stream of edits for their teacher.

Huh. Surprised that hasn’t been scrubbed by now.

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Ook.

Ook, ook-ook?

Alternately, no.

Ah, finally the Torment Nexus.

The other distinction is between effort spent maintaining the pile of spaghetti vs adding to a well-built system.

Vibe coding would be OK for crapping out a prototype that mostly works and will be replaced, except those invariably become the core of production systems.

It is unsurprising that coding is the prime example of generative AI’s prowess. Unlike more subjective tasks like writing jokes, code either works or doesn’t. This black-and-white distinction makes it the perfect subject matter for training AI models.

It is unsurprising that non-technical people think this. It’s slightly surprising that VPE/CTO-types are letting CEOs think this.

https://modelcontextprotocol.io/introduction

Yeah, I bet at least half of the major models would fall for disinformation and vote for fascists. The Turing test is seeing if the AI will commit hate crime using legal justification, right? Definitely by next year.

Common in Silo. It feels like he wandered in off the street and gets prompted for every line. Modern wardrobe and affect in a post-apocalyptic setting. Completely flat and out of tune with the world. Up against Tim Robbins and Iain Glen, it’s just more glaring.

Loud man thinks prices rising over time is evil, not inflation.

I don’t think prototype testing really reflects on the market either way. Starship is going to enable new markets, with designs that are currently unlaunchable and incredibly inexpensive tonnage to orbit.

Heavy was deprecated because advancements with F9 made it nearly as capable, and only certain mission profiles require the extra cores. The engineering to adapt F9 into Heavy was onerous enough to make upgraded Heavy not worthwhile for few payloads.

At least some of it comes from outdoor workers being darker from sun exposure and then cultures associate “dark = laborer.”