simon willison, the self-styled reasonable ai researcher, finds it hilarious and a good use of money throwing $14000 at claude to create an useless programming language that doesn't work.
good man simon willison!
…and that's one of the dudes personally invited to the site by its main moderator (see, the public invite trees can be useful sometimes).
wanted to emulate bene gesserit, ended doing bene tleilax
replying to your questions/points in order of appearance: yes; go to hell; get in the sea.
i think this is a common european misconception; the us is bloody religious, even compared to our polish parishes.
(and if you want to know how the salespeople think? remember the movie glengarry glenn ross? the movie about alienation and lack of humanity? this absolutely inhumane monster is thought by them as an example of the right attitude.)
that atleson person is absolutely first class sneerer.
they also stored this thing as a fucking string. looking up strings is costly.
don't be the annoying pedant; we're fully capable of understanding that the “national socialist german workers' party” was not a socialist party (and that a “nazi” is a pejorative and was from the start), that the phrase “marxist-leninist” is generally used to mean “left-authoritarian but want to pretend it isn't”, that the “communist party of the soviet union” was actually presiding over a project of building an authoritarian state capitalism, and that the “republican” party in the united states is trying to make the united states a theocratic dictatorship.
the eugenicist language and narrative should've been at least strongly challenged
what does the dystopia maker peddle these days now that the nfts and crypto are failing?
i have not enough energy to check if that was mentioned before, but anyways it's a good reminder: the whole cozy enterprise is, indeed, not a registered tax-exempt organisation, and none of the threee nonlinears returned by the irs search engine does seem to have anything in common with the nonlinear dot org.
mawhrin
joined 2 years ago
they tend to disappear from here rather quickly