TiredDinoByte

Not only that, but you have immediately enslaved it for profit... What possible positive outcome for Anthropic could have come from this?

This I think is the main problem to adoption. It's very hard to come across Lemmy results on a search engine even if I'm trying to specify Lemmy. (Not that search engines matter for most people these days what with the LLM executive summary pushing out real web pages, who needs resources when you have slop, am I right? \s)

He wishes he could sing...

Don't feed the AI bro hype

This must be what they mean when they talk about American exceptionalism.

Tell me about it, my rig went up by ~30% and to think I was worried it wasn't future proof enough

Yeah, the problem is not that the dude is type-a (though not sure that's even the case since he just vibe coded some BS), the problem is he's a grifter grind-maxer which are distinct things.

Honestly, I think type-A and type-B are WAY to simplified to be useful in any context, let alone diagnosing the problems of humanity.

I disagree, that it is mostly preference. I agree that it has been implemented both ways, but once you get into the scalability question, it becomes clear that passing in an argument cuts down on the logical branching. If you have both an enable and a disable function as your pattern, then for components you need to reason about state for during runtime will need an if/else which can get out of hand quickly when you are driving multiple component states.

Not really though, a virus is just a vector for introducing a message into a living cell so a virus CAN be a cure in and of itself. I would also bet that the "AI" they used is actually just a ML algorithm but the internet needed clicks so they slapped "AI" on it.

Chefs kiss that he is typing in all caps.

This isn't what those doofuses are doing, but you actually can do voice coding with an app called Talon-voice. I use it sometimes when my repetitive stress injury gets irritated.

Very ironic you are saying that on a federated social media platform with no data centers.