Hoy hace un año que te fuiste y lo único que puedo decir es que daría años de mi vida sólo por tenerte aquí un rato más.
Eternamente agradecido por cómo nos llenaste el corazón. Cuando yo también esté allí arriba prometo buscarte ❤️
Dario’s says he is worried about authoritarian governments building more powerful AI than the US and using it for military dominance or mass repression.
Interesting because the authoritarian government I am most concerned about using AI for military dominance and mass repression is the current US administration.
When AI companies pirate something*, it's "fair use". When someone pirates their model data, it's "stealing" and "undermining American research".
* - Literally pirate. Multiple court admissions have made clear that AI companies download millions of works from pirate sites.
si dejarais de darle vuestra atención y tiempo a esta gente y tuvierais vuestros propios hobbies, la puta burbuja de los influencers explotaría y se tendrían q buscar un trabajo de verdad
“This generation will not be defined by its great games or incredible tech, but rather by corporate greed, mismanagement, and anti-consumer practices.”
Nailed it
Your post reads like a corporate script designed to justify the transition to subscription-based computing. This post is likely part of an exposure effect campaign to normalize the idea 'Compute as a Service.'
Don't pretend you understand the 'you'll own nothing' meme to make light of what you're trying to say here.
You're wrong.
And you're using a random usage statistic to justify it.
You're framing 'idle time' as an inefficiency, but that fundamentally misses the point of ownership. My hardware doesn't owe anyone a minimum utilization rate; it exists to be available exactly when I need it, not when a data center needs to monetize it.
Up until quite literally 2 months ago I was still using a 1080ti which was purchased on launch.
I don't care that you personally know someone who got rid of their PC because they don't use it. The one-off examples of wage slaves don't concern me.
Your TCO math is a joke because it ignores rent-seeking. You're trading long-term ownership for a fragile, temporary rental service that only exists as long as a company deems it profitable.
1- AI-generated code just creates more technical debt.
2- At the end of the day, you (the developer) are responsible for the code, not the LLM that generated it. So the less code you have, the easier it is for you to own it.
3- A good engineer knows what code to write, and equally importantly, what code not to write or to delete.
(BTW, this is what we old-school software engineers have been saying for a long time, and we've been called all sorts of names for it.)
They scraped the internet for every last bit of data, stole information from books, articles, art etc. all created by HUMANS, and now want to sell it back to you at a premium because you all have convinced yourselves this is the future and it’s inevitable lmao
Reminder that we’ve spent basically all human capital and attention on AI the last two years and there still isn’t a single cool consumer product to come out of it.
Antes, lxs artistas tenían que ir a la mayor cantidad de sitios posibles para promocionar su música (lo que se supone que era el objetivo de un tour) y las entradas eran mucho más asequibles
Ahora, las empresas de tickets no solamente cobran precios abusivos, sino que, encima, cada vez llevan a lxs artistas a menos sitios y nos obligan a desplazarnos y gastarnos mucho más en viajes+alojamiento+estancia
Ojalá nos atreviéramos a decir “pues no va ni dios” y que no se vendiera ni una entrada
Un desarrollador danés, flipando con Autofirma, deja un educado comentario en el repositorio de desarrollo.
Es imposible explicarlo mejor:
«En el sector privado, lanzar software en este estado supondría un fracaso comercial inmediato. El hecho de que esta aplicación sea obligatoria para los ciudadanos españoles no exime al equipo de desarrollo de cumplir con los estándares modernos de seguridad y distribución. Exige estándares más altos, no más bajos».
¡Necesitamos más software de código abierto en la Administración pública!
remember last year when a revolving door of CEOs were making bombastic claims about AI generated code every week?
microsoft, for instance, said "30% of their code was written by AI. by 2030, that'll be 99%"
but what have they shipped? how does this stack up?
- MS shipped a new windows run dialog that takes 100ms to load. that's right, a dialog with a text box and a button
- GitHub can't even ship a new CEO and keep the thing running for more than 5 minutes
- Amazon? crickets
- Google? crickets bar gemini and gemma
- OpenAI can't get GPT-5.5 to stop talking about goblins
- Anthropic is a walking disaster of poor quality, user hostility and unreliability
and yet how many times did we hear "you haven't seen what i've seen. you're not ready for what's coming"
so what IS coming? where is it? i cant see it
i only see bullshit, backtracking, bloat and bugs. at this point, i don't expect anything different than what we have now
and, after all his bluster, neither does sam altman
Uno de los mejores momentos de la segunda temporada de THE BEAR es la secuencia cantando a viva voz en el coche LOVE STORY de Taylor Swift:
https://t.co/z9lYjlKEKV
Gente ya se acaba el verano... Y yo no puedo más que acordarme de esta fotillo que sirvió para hacer Aftersun. La mezcla justa entre saber que no habrá más y la felicidad del momento.