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The AI marketing droids are jedi mind tricking your boss into thinking AI codes better than you do. It doesn't. It approximates a pattern it thinks is best. The pattern is a weighted approximation of everything it has gobbled up. And if that pattern is anything close to what I've seen in my career, it's around 28% decent code, 2% golden awesome, and 70% shit.
Oh and half the shit source code in the pattern is only shitty because it allows execution without validating its context correctly (or at all lol). And AI might try to do it's pattern matching parlor trick to the best of its ability, but it is constrained to a context relative to how well the user understands and has inputted it, and also from the implied context of the mass of stuff it has consumed - it still can't evaluate it meaningfully or "understand" it (Ai being not actually intelligent), so...
Admitting defeat to the point I skimmed over, the jedi mind trick has worked so far. Your boss will probably (or has already) still gut some other critical budget to buy this crap and demand the parlor trick. Be safe everyone.
I sense a tension of galactic porportions.
On one side, there are the purveyors of "flushable wipes". They encourage us to consume them with wild abandon, and then flush. They assure us that although sure, things got to a rough start, their wipes are so totally flushable now, honest!
On the other side, there is your plumber, handing you a $638.72 bill, saying "don't ever flush anything down there other than water, poop, and TP. Especially not those damnable wipe things".
Thunderdome. Those two. Popcorn. That's what I'm sayin
Just love when I use the software control to turn off my mic, and it still uses the mic to listen to me so it can remind me to turn on my mic.
Motherfuckers. This is why we have to hack hardware controls back onto everything

I think it's good to periodically get a brand new half-configured/somewhat misconfigured workstation from the kids in workstation support. Fixing it up and in doing so, then discovering and breaking new things I never wanted and didn't ask for keeps me on my toes.
Now if they just would stop telling me they can't connect my Model M because it isn't USB, that'd be great.