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Dario won’t have much of a future. It will happen this way. He may be walking. Maybe the first sunny day of the spring after his yoga retreat, shortly after the mobs raze the data centers. And a donkey cart will slow beside him, and the wooden door will creak open,
So AI is taking every job and Trump is doing a good job of destroying everyone’s investments
There is no escaping the permanent underclass it seems
I am sure a CNBC reported wouldnt recognize a kernel level hook if it fell from the sky and smacked her in the forehead xitter.cf/dee_bosa/status/202595…
A lot of software CEOs are making a version of this argument ("claude can't replicate my company in a single prompt")...
But no one is saying it happens overnight. The question isn't whether one prompt builds a company... its how many prompts it takes, and that number is dropping fast. here's what I got back from that same prompt:
I weep for mankind
xitter.cf/leppycolon3/status/201…
jfc. i am so tired of those copium takes "i'll learn AI", "I'll build a SaaS", "Its now the best time to learn to code". no my dude, you will be automated away in a wave of slop while cheering our new robotic overlords.
For some reason my youtube feed gave me this - youtube.com/watch?v=XP9Zg--D… - i havent experienced so much second hand shame for a long while :( If this guy was really a 10yoe c++ dev, then our industry is truly beyond cooked.
1/2 Gemini came with this plan for my retirement:
Keep the @tenstorrent box.
Retire from "Employment" (the mundane exchange of time for money).
Start "Drinking" (moderately, or effectively).
Sit there with a glass in one hand and the Tenstorrent manual in the other.
Hey @tenstorrent , if it’s not a huge secret - who is the oem for the Quietbox? it’s a *very* nice piece of hardware. tried to google based on component markings, but nothing came out.
Had to have some help from the master mechanic to get my @tenstorrent box to run today. A little bit of a rough patch, but all good. Also, apparently the cardboard box is good as well.
Codex lied about an API, lied about reading the documentation, lied that it shows that its right, then lied that it was actually an example linked in MSDN, then called the whole thing "yeah I misrepresented it, but its just noise". i would take "you are absolutely right" instead.
bad first impression on 4.5. immediately did a code change without being asked, fucked it up and then fucked up everything
