I swear, ideally the entire admin needs to be charged with high treason, but if the Democrats refuse to punish them at all once in power, the US deserves to fall.

The vanity fair photos are still the best worst photos of the current admin.

Especially when combining it with the headline that 10% of all Firefox crashes are bit-flips, which means that their current review system already catches almost everything, maybe (well trained) AI will be able to catch on to stuff humans simply can not.

The year of the Linux desktop is here. Brought to you by astronomical hardware prices.

Republicans trample and piss on justice, but don’t forget that Biden could’ve prosecuted Trump and chose not to.

“Are you fully conscious?”
“Yes”
:O

Just today, I asked GPT5 mini for a little side project to give me a python function that returns the access rights to a given file/folder, using smbprotocol. For me, that read as a pretty concise ask, but the results were always using functions/attributes that didn’t exist.

Watch him mandate that all intercontinental flights must go through DJT.

Your best bet, and that is tiny, but is still there, is to fill the Democratic party with Bernie Sanders-types and the like. AOC may run for president. She probably won’t win, but she is a more progressive candidate than your typical centrist democrat. And it all started with her getting elected in New York. Talarico vs Crockett is the next opportunity to elect a more progressive candidate with Talarico.

I don’t know more than what the wiki article linked to. It says UBlock blocks it. It doesn’t say any more than that.

Archive.today apparently hijacks visitor’s browsers to DDoS a blog that tried to uncover the identity of the archive’s admin. UBlock helps to stop that script.

Wait, so he doesn’t just want his name plastered everywhere, he also wants to collect royalities for the usage of his name? I must commend him for being this brazenly corrupt. It’s a good litmus test for Democrats. If they refuse to prosecute Trump like the traitor that he is, they are not up to the task of pushing back MAGA, returning sanity to the US and healing the nation.

Before diving in, here are my main take-aways:

AI has moved beyond writing small snippets of code and is beginning to participate in engineering large systems.
AI is crossing from local code generation into global engineering participation: CCC maintains architecture across subsystems, not just functions.
CCC has an “LLVM-like” design (as expected): training on decades of compiler engineering produces compiler architectures shaped by that history.
Our legal apparatus frequently lags behind technology progress, and AI is pushing legal boundaries. Is proprietary software cooked?
Good software depends on judgment, communication, and clear abstraction. AI has amplified this.
AI coding is automation of implementation, so design and stewardship become more important.
Manual rewrites and translation work are becoming AI-native tasks, automating a large category of engineering effort.
AI, used right, should produce better software, provided humans actually spend more energy on architecture, design, and innovation.
Architecture documentation has become infrastructure as AI systems amplify well-structured knowledge while punishing undocumented systems. 

I find it hard to square his experience with my own. Whenever I use LLMs, admittedly only the free versions because fuck paying these scrapers, they fail miserably to write code that even just runs, let alone makes use of good coding practices, when I ask for more than one specific example of code. Broaden the prompt even a little bit and the answers I’m getting are thought-starters at best and unusable garbage at worst.

And 100% of the time it will agree with the user. So if they ever asked “Are you sure this isn’t DEI?”, it would agree with them.

Ah ok, thank you.

That is what I was wondering myself. The EU sent a representative, much to the dismay of Macron. Does that mean they paid billions for the privilege of being there? That’d be a scandal in my eyes.

If anything, getting the logs from that server would be interesting, to see if Lemmy’s long-term stability can be improved.

huh. That comment didn’t federate properly then.

The link to the article leads to a 404.

I call for the execution of people calling for the execution of trans- or trans-affiliated persons.