Oh boo hoo you tried to not do any work and now you are saying that's my problem?

I'm not sure how it became incumbent upon me to accept and adapt to my colleagues use of LLMs instead of how we usually react to people taking shortcuts and hilariously self owning themselves while trying to get ahead at the expense of everyone else around them.

They Knew and the congressional inquiry into When Did They Know and How Else Is Star Trek Costumes/Props Ahead Of Known Psychometrics SOTA

Corrolary: all the evil guys are the most rubberized: the cardasians have whole head and neck pieces and can't really look around. The ferengi have their whole top half of their face and teeth covered. Klingons. Etc. And then they made the good versions of the bad guys like the bajorans just have little accents. The symbiote species just have leopard spots.

Is this anything: Star trek's costumes/props designers create all humanoid species by adding rubberized ornamentation to the cheeks, teeth, eyebrows, forehead, neck, and scalp, which is very rigid. So the only facial features left for the actors are their outer embouchure and eyes. A diagnostic correlate of autism is greater dispersion of gaze over the face when attending to emotion.....

sorry, that's single-use, single-author projects or projects that are by or for LLMs.

i see this happening all over and there are basically two flavors of reactions, "not even acknowledging anything about the code anymore because in space" and "desperately trying to mask the consequences" and i am still only seeing "very happy with LLM code" occurring in single-use, single-author projects.

so we have this program that takes some abstract schema and generates a bunch of different representations of it. when i started working on it, there was a bunch of spaghetti procedural string munging code in every renderer. So i wrote this templating system to separate the different concerns: the procedural translation between domains from the declarative representation in the target domain - "how to make" from "what is made". This makes a nice programming surface that can be read and written, the last human being to do any real work with it before "AI" was very pleased with it, saying "you really cooked with this" after having worked with the more spaghettilike code.

we have reached the point of LLMs where their utility is dramatic brute force, fable is good because it just keeps generating until it gets it right. since this templating system is not oversampled in the training data, though, and the documentation is in a slightly different location than the code, fable just brute forces through it and not only undoes the work of the templating system, but uses the templating system to introduce two novel forms of spaghetti and code divergence.

so anyway. asbestos et al. actively undoing any design work. a pulp mill that pressure-casts every problem into statistical boilerplate broth. fractal regression as a service

https://github.com/linkml/linkml/pull/3818#pullrequestreview-4990129294

i picked up a cat last week and it just melted into my arms and remained docile and essentially inactive, but still cat shaped. i picked up a cat yesterday and it released all the tension in its muscles. i picked up my cat and she remained rigid and buff and lept expertly out of my arms without a scratch and wall-jumped up to her perch and grabbed some of my hair in her claw to show her dominance. built different.

some cats are big ragdoll furballs and that's great for them, they have more friends and live easier lives, but she has chosen the life of the warrior and it shows.

i adopt the value system of my cat when choosing what to be proud of her for and after visiting a number of other cats i am so proud of her for being so fast and ferocious. she is like 3x as fast as the other cats.

Doing it doesn't make someone trustworthy but if someone doesn't immediately collapse into ritualized babytalk when arriving home to their pets then they definitely are not to be trusted.

@jonny dude there's so many cruft layers, some of the physical laws are still using the particle API so they have to still support *both*. Lots of weird bugs from that

Call 1800 I'm sorry to reach sorry ain't enough

Even I am not stubborn enough to walk the duration it would take me to catch a cab home so I can ride my beloved D line

The people mover grift going on at LAX is some of the most preposterous bullshit. Its THERE. it RUNS. But nobody can USE IT.

Its sort of cool how light is a physical phenomenon that can bend and be reflected and wavelengths and whatnot but its also sort of bullshit and they should patch it so things just look like how they are

this was probably 2020 but i only have the raw text bc twitter didn't let me actually archive that account without government ID lol

i understand why all the infogiants want my posts to train their models because it is great training data

2036: a last ditch effort to save cities from becoming so geographically dispersed by private equity's monopolizaton of real estate - modest vacancy taxes go into effect nationwide. The long shadow of the AI bubble leaves a tamed, commodified, "domain-tuned intelligence on demand" service archipelago. Intelligence/cost gradients are steep, the kind of prodigiously looped generation required for domain-general moderate intelligence is firmly accounted for. Humanoid robotics flounders as the demand never existed: industrial and commercial robots are purpose-shaped, and animatronic faces are all that's needed for customer service.

A renewed flood of automated job applications picks up. The profit floor of dropship labor dried up with the bubble, nobody can make a dollar renting a fleet of bots to work at Wendy's for them, so it wasn't clear why a sparse bot flow with a much lower wage minimum would be returning now.

Your new coworker is a little off. All the gig droids are, but generally they remember your name, and take a few rounds of joke prompting to lock down for token preservation. This one quits earlier, never applies for the station upgrade, there's no way it can be worth it to run it.

You follow it home. It rides the elevator up the vacant apartment building, to its empty apartment building, to plug in to charge for the night. The vacancy tax was priced in. The slimmest margin kept to make it profitable to simulate the life of a minimally legally permissible service android worker to avoid the tax while eliminating the remaining friction from human-to-human sale. Microvacancy taxes return the profit balance to equity buys.

The last people from strip mall country dry up and blow away, the urban sprawl bombed to pieces by food deserts, information deserts, desertified to dust by whatever could push the straw deeper. No parade, just the last grim percent too far. And the harness shuts down when there's nobody left to watch for the cron task.