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Developer, I write code for https://RuneLite.net sometimes

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🌎Pacific Northwest, USA
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Gotta give it to Claude Code developers: they are exceptionally brave. I would’ve been straight up embarrassed to show stats like this.

Reminder: Claude Code is a thin CLI client that reads input from your terminal, sends it to Antrhopic servers and prints back the response.

@davidrevoy What if I was subscribed to your rss feed before and just want to keep getting everything? ☺️

So, I finally added audio to this animation from 2024 - and re-mastered and re-rendered it in Blender too. πŸ˜…

Based on an illustration by @stublag!

Happy Friday, fediverse!

#blender #blender3d #b3d #render #animation #loop #cycles #procedural

i built an entire x86 CPU emulator in CSS (no javascript)

you can write programs in C, compile them to x86 machine code with GCC, and run them inside CSS

https://lyra.horse/x86css/

The LLM discourse on the Fediverse has really irked me the last few days.

Refusing to read writing made with the use of LLMs and refusing to give time to writers who use, promote or justify the use of LLMs is not purity culture, it's a boycott. It's a political act of withdrawing my time, resources and support for something that I find deeply morally wrong. It's protest. I have a choice and I refuse.

LLMs are exploitative, destructive, biased, mediocre parroting machines. Using them has a negative impact on the climate, the arts, the quality of the internet, the job market, the economy, the accessibility of electronics, even on skill development, creativity and mental health. LLMs are made and trained on the unpaid labour of millions -if not billions- of people who didn't consent. Their generic output litter the path to finding anything by true human creators.

Wherever I can, for as long as I can, I reject LLMs and anything that is related to them. I'm boycotting.

No, opposing LLMs isn't "purity culture." I've seen this now from quite a few different people, and I disagree vehemently. It is good, actually, to have moral principles and hold to them, even when people with more money than you find said principles annoying.
morrigan (@[email protected])

passed to me from a minnesotan on the ground in minneapolis, boiled down into bullet points-- people are hiding others in their houses now.-- ICE is following white people home from the store if th...

myrmepropagandist (@[email protected])

This guy named Ben Palmer made an "Immigration tip line" and people call it thinking he's ICE. He records them and shares it with the world. What do people sound like when reporting their neighbors, coworkers, students? Are they confident they are doing a righteous good thing? Witness the banality of evil in these sheepish suburban voices. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJnkikcrHA0 PEERTUBE option: https://kinowolnosc.pl/w/p/av2NQ5ug2M7TgJzkSvyzi6

Sauropods.win
dashes are a sign of LLM-generated text? look again

I never applied for an amateur radio license because I didn't like the idea of appearing on an official list of "skilled" people. Until now that was a theoretical fear. One I wasn't even sure if it was warranted or just me being overly cautious.

In Belarus things escalated quickly. Radio amateurs - usually recognized as men of goodwill - have been declared enemies of the state and publicly shamed and indicted for high treason.

https://steanlab.medium.com/mayday-389f5713fee4