It’s pretty easy to set up a cron job to fire off some sort of bullshit LLM request a handful of times a day during working hours. Just set it and forget it.

Or: SCP-1.1.1.1

Who is “no one”? Because yeah, there will be splash damage, but some sectors (“AI” companies and the megacorps involved in the massive ongoing self-dealing circlejerk) will collapse, but others will simply see a correction. And I’ve already dumped anything LLM-related (as well as most US-based securities and ETFs) as of early this year. So I’ll take a hit (everyone will take a hit), but it’s not going to be nearly as bad as it will be for all the bag holders.

Pardon me for being less intimately familiar with the project - but my point still stands, in terms of test focus. And yes, of course I know bugs are inevitable - I’ve been writing them for damn near two decades at this point.

In Oklahoma, 21-year-old GOP organizer Kennedy Laplante Garza started fighting a nearby data center proposal known as Clydesdale after learning over the summer that it would be built a mile from her family’s farm. “I didn’t even know that much about data centers at that point,” she told me. “But I knew my friends across the state were fighting similar things, whether they were solar panels or wind turbines.” Garza wound up organizing a mass petition campaign against the project that ultimately proved unsuccessful — Clydesdale broke ground this week.

Emphasis mine.

Just… wow. What a fucking imbecile.

So:

• yes, that’s pretty sketchy
• this is also AFAIK the first major distro that it’s been a part of as a stock install, so this is the first exposure at scale that the project has had; as unfortunate as it is, it can be argued that this might fall under “teething issues”
• with that said, it sounds like the rust coreutils people need to step up their game in terms of thinking in and testing for adversarial contexts. Normal test cases do not cut it when you’re dealing with stuff like sudo - it needs to be put through the ringer.

I just suck it down through apt or flatpak or homebrew or whatever is appropriate for the system I’m on. I tend to avoid manual download/install processes unless it is specifically recommended, or there’s no option to do it through a package manager.

It would have cost you nothing to refrain from posting this

Because the clumsy crops and editing are amusing and charming.

AI slop is just dumb, low effort, and often unnervingly weird in a bad way.

I mean she upholstered herself according to Vance’s predilections. She knows what she’s doing.

Also: “To make money”

I’m doing bazzite because I like atomic for this use case (primarily a gaming box, with some additional utility as a server/general use PC + dev box; I want stability)

But I’m stoked that the Linux migration movement is getting more traction across the board

Well that’s repulsive in the extreme

It did not because that’s not how it works

Tell me you don’t understand AWS without telling me you don’t understand AWS.

That said, this round-tripping bullshit is truly fucking absurd. The bubble-pop is going to be cataclysmic.

One of my three strikes for my perma was because I posted that on a bandwagon thread during the API exodus lol

I’m guessing it’s AI slop image gen

Tbh it’s less weird than pivoting to weapons-grade uranium

Kessler syndrome goes brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

milk for the Khorne flakes