If housing was a right, anyone could have as much of it as they want.

If healthcare was a right, anyone could have as much of it as they want.

If fucking air was a right, anyone could have as much of it as they want.

I’ll replace you with the LLM.

Welcome to my world, where a first name with two words cannot exist, and every single credit card I own has a different name printed on them.

Guess it’s about time that I fuck that octopus head, then.

How dare they. We should also demand that they bring back support for i386 and SUN-4.

You are wrong and incapable of admitting it. Downvoting your comment is an efficient way of signaling that.

Also look at animal agriculture which we also do not need

I can eat steak. I cannot eat AI.

How do they tip, then.

I judge people for what they eat every time I put a foot in a Target.

Let’s normalize shaming adults who eat like five year olds.

1. Making code easier to write exacerbates our existing issues with review bandwidth.

Man, so much this. LLM written code is, most of the time, both excessively verbose, and overly complicated.

Also, I’ve found myself asking more about “why” than “how” in my reviews. Why is this loop here, why is this one liner method used only once, why do these five tests do the same thing. I’ve reached a point where I feel like I’m gaslighting myself into thinking that I’m constantly missing something, because nothing makes sense from an engineering perspective anymore.

You know what’s tiresome? Having some sort of LLM shoved in every single piece of software or service.

I want new features and bug fixes, not the same chatbot everywhere.

They didn’t. They are active in Mastodon.

Is this article AI generated? It seems to wander and repeat itself instead of being well-structured like a standard three-part article (background, analysis, conclusion).

It very much is. The same user has also been systematically sharing content from this blog across half a dozen communities.

I wouldn’t be surprised if this was a bot.

When people talk about the “British” they tend to show their ignorance about the UK

Right, because there weren’t any Welsh or Scottish colonizers.

Lingua Franca is about how many people you could communicate with across boundaries, thus native speakers play a critical role here.

“English is the global lingua Franca” is frankly debatable, given the proficiency requirements in many fields. Proof of it is that translators are still ubiquitous in places of business when it comes to negotiations.

The foundation most of the world is based on is British and it’s easy to miss.

Lol not even close.

Also, there are very specific reasons why the British have bad rep.

Spaniards do, but only during summer.

While I get your point, it’s hard to argue that English is the lingua Franca in Europe, since there are more native French speakers than English.

It definitely reads like you would give them your business, regardless of the sign.

Found the weeb.