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A related issue I’ve noticed with vibe coding is it actually suppresses human collaboration. People get so in the flow of talking to their LLM that they don’t even try to talk to people anymore.
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Among the many problems with vibe coded slop: you have one person projects trying to take on giant things.
It’s a bit like cooking poorly out of your kitchen and then trying to supply to a national grocery chain, with no standards or capacity. Or permits.
I think those folks are finding out that the constraint with software was rarely about the production or the speed of it. Can you build it? Should you? Who’s going to pay for it? Who needs it?
These are questions of taste, and customer knowledge, not about code.
Open quoted postNot sure what's going on at Converse, but if this doesn't conclude with their CEO throwing themselves on their sword on national TV that brand is finished.
As someone who habitually tries out new stuff just so I don’t drift slowly out of touch, I still haven’t figured out anything I’d use an LLM for. Like I just can’t find a single scenario where I would benefit from a words-generator.
Seeing photos of B-1s and B-52s in the air this morning evoked some deep fear in me that I haven’t felt in a long time. There’s something about the sight of those Cold War-era heavy bombers. We should have decommissioned them all decades ago.
We've had a generation of media platforming people through reality shows who were selected for being a horrifying curiosity, and this process of incidental cultural subversion was so effective that we made one of them president.
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@artemis@dice.camp If there’s one thing the IR understands it’s the importance of logistics, since that’s why the SoH is globally important in the first place. Like why target troops directly when it’s so much easier to just cut off their food supply and wait?
All other issues aside, I don't want something that can do my work for me because I like learning things.
Starting to wonder if companies changing direction constantly is just so executives can feel like they're doing something.
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@futurebird There’s a certain brand of apocalyptic Christian that I think will be over the moon for that picture.
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@AnarchoNinaAnalyzes I think there's probably a meaningful distinction to be drawn between "he's a Russian asset" and "it was in Russia's interest for him to be president because of the damage he was guaranteed to do to the country, NATO, etc, by his very nature so they did some stuff to try and get him elected but there are no direct ties", but... *shrug*. It's probably better for us as a nation to face the fact that We're Just Like This and maybe it's time to do something about that.
Sounds like our ships deployed in the Middle East haven't been resupplied for over a month now and they're scraping the absolute bottom of the barrel for food. This is a mutiny scenario waiting to happen.
The lawsuits and complaints about ICE's use of "excessive force" are good because they work towards accountability, but the language also contains the tacit agreement with the claim that they had a reason to be there in the first place. That the problem was just that they were being too violent and not that they were in these communities at all.
Sherlock Hound is pretty fun but they really missed an opportunity by not making his antagonist Meowriarty.