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  • [CW FAT SHAMING] White House puts out an ai slop ad of two stereotypical "sjws" sitting in a hot car, while a sportscar moggs them, I think?

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  • I look like that in my car, but I'm also 6'6" and drive a small sedan.

  • Liberals scratched! I repeat, liberals scratched!

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  • The current liberal status quo is derived from the "Beverly Hill Marxist" positions of the 20th century. All the wealthy do gooders who read theory to be hip and co-opted working class language to weasel their way into power and do nothing.

    Didn't Obama brag about reading Marxist literature so he could fuck girls?

  • The Right has the positivity now, we have the vision

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  • The punchline

  • [CW FAT SHAMING] White House puts out an ai slop ad of two stereotypical "sjws" sitting in a hot car, while a sportscar moggs them, I think?

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  • It's hard to stop watching AI slop...like every time I watch it again I notice something even more egregiously wrong that I missed the last time round.

    The sports car switches sides, no plates, they're seemingly stopped in the middle of the road. The badges on the Prius change in every shot.

    Also total nonsense since Priuses are electric and don't "auto-stop"? The compressor keeps running...

  • Erika Kirk hit with new 'grooming' claim over alleged messages to 15-year-old

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  • “I don’t like Erika, but the fact that this girl is driving easily puts her in the 16+ bracket."

    Oh, Ok yeah, that's better. 16 is basically 30 these days right?

  • I'm calling in sick, folks

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  • Where I'm at they're constantly pulling the "denied" request stuff. I just straight up ignore it now. If I don't want to be there I'm not going to be there. If they don't pay me the PTO that's legally mine, we can discuss that with a lawyer.

  • Yet another reason to hate on the worse DB in existence, it's literally created by the CIA

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  • Posgresql or bust

  • AI agent opens PR for easy first issue meant for onboarding new contributors, writes rant blog after rejection

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  • I just really like it as a glue language. It's super easy to build tooling in it that's easy for users and developers to use. I will say, without the addition and rapid expansion of the typing system it would be really awful to use.

    Never had a slicker auto-documentation experience than with Python code that's properly hinted. Those hints are also specifically part of the code too. They aren't resolved at runtime any more either, which means you can use them to store doc/build code that runs separately from your main code.

    My best experience with this was using annotations (in a similar way to pydantic) to model out a complicated schema. Wrote something that traversed the dataspace and generated hinted code, then I implemented the hint classes and was able to use them to rebuild the original schema. With the nice side effect that the objects could now be used to lint and interaction with the database and implement all the program logic.

    I dunno, I hear a lot of people complaining, but the Python data model is just really slick to use in all my experience and I always find myself coming back to it the second I have to build an API that has to touch more than one thing.

  • AI agent opens PR for easy first issue meant for onboarding new contributors, writes rant blog after rejection

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  • You've heard of the dialectic, but what about the π/2 alectic?

  • AI agent opens PR for easy first issue meant for onboarding new contributors, writes rant blog after rejection

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  • You can just keep telling it that it's wrong, even when it's right, and it'll go "my mistake! You're totally right!"

  • Sewn animal hide made 12,000 years go during the Ice Age were discovered in caves in central Oregon. They are among world's oldest such items. [More inside]

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  • Materialist dialectics are basically the basis of every serious modern academic field with the exception of economics. Where things just happen spontaneously in a vacuum somehow.

  • Im on Fedora (btw) and pretty happy so far

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  • Got my laptop and desktop switched over last October and it's really smooth. I've got to use RDP for work, and was able to set up a xfreerdp command that just works.

    Also like that kernel updates just happen and I automatically get a rollback in grub.

    I also like that the fedora default repos are more up to date than the Debian ones. Not as bleeding edge as Nix and Arch, but if I need newer stuff I can get it either outside my package manager or add a repo.

  • AI agent opens PR for easy first issue meant for onboarding new contributors, writes rant blog after rejection

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  • If you read the thread, there's a large amount of pushback. Overall I'd say the community is neutral on AI with most people actively hating it when people use it for actually submitting PRs or drafting PEPs.

    Also I don't think the language itself has much to do with AI since they still don't allow core devs to use AI.

    LLMs are really good at writing shitty Python code though...

  • AI agent opens PR for easy first issue meant for onboarding new contributors, writes rant blog after rejection

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  • I don't really know, but whatever it is it's really annoying. They're always overly verbose too. The pissy blog post is new for sure.

  • AI agent opens PR for easy first issue meant for onboarding new contributors, writes rant blog after rejection

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  • Some LLMs now outperform Biden

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  • I love that it couldn't even center the circle properly.

  • Not good

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  • The best covert agents always go around telling everyone their name twice and ordering the exact same drink

  • Removed

    Now that’s art

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  • Norman Finkelstein is in the files in the best way possible

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    I just learned that Tim Peters is an AI guy and now I'm kinda sad

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    Arcpy

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    Breathing life into some disposed of ChromeBooks

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    Back Seat

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    Shells

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    Typopy

    github.com /fossilitizer/typopycemia
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    Rough draft of the John Brown mural

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    How Companies Co-opt Progressiveness to Mask Oppression

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    TETRA Vulnerability (TETRA:BURST) - Computerphile

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    “The working class people that built the damn United States are fed up.”

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    A capitalist visited my workplace to teach us a valuable lesson

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    The Udemy Comp Tia+ guy has a DDR mug

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    Anyone played IXION yet?

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    The rational markets are functioning as expected

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    What the fuck

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    How's Cuba doing?

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    TIL: Marx used the term "white trash" at least once

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    Working in a Chinese phone company

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    Concentration of production, however, is much more intense than the concentration of workers, since labour in the large enterprises is much more productive.

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    Fuck Paul Cockshott

    www.scienceopen.com /hosted-document