Fallout 1 & 2 had the "ask a character things and they might answer" feature and it worked because it rewarded players for using their brains and thinking of terms that the NPC would know.
This defeats the whole purpose of that.
If I was a normal person, and saw somebody talk to an LLM like this, i'd probably tell you to kill yourself too.
If you honestly think that social media is a god-given right, then you are an idiot. You are the product and it's highly addictive. This is no different to banning 16 year olds from smoking and drinking.
There needs to be a word for this feeling, the feeling that the world was better when internet culture was 'niche' or when companies and celebrities didn't interact with internet memes/culture.
>look at article
>news says MIT study that says AI can replace 11.7% of US workforce
>skeptical, look at website
>website says "AI can assist 11.7% of the workforce"
>look further
>website is vibe-coded
>methodology link doesnt work
>read paper
>em-dashes everywhere
hoo boy
.2 cents
When you write a take, or rather a prediction, you essentially put a timer on yourself. If your take doesn’t come true within that time-frame. Anything you say beyond that point will always be viewed by other people filtering it through you being wrong previously
Replying to @dmwlff
I believe this new model in Claude Code is a glimpse of the future we're hurtling towards, maybe as soon as the first half of next year: software engineering is done.
Soon, we won't bother to check generated code, for the same reasons we don't check compiler output.
Feels like there’s a shift in content nowadays, where prank videos or videos where people annoy the fuck out of random people is more common and less frowned upon
This was always bound to happen.
I remember trying to contribute by fixing his bash script for Linux, but the sheer amount of help tickets he has to deal with from non-technical people is insane
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