They just asked metaAI for the Instagram Accounts and it gave it to them. 🫠.
It did not even did email confirmation.
It just: gave. It. to. Them.
They just asked metaAI for the Instagram Accounts and it gave it to them. 🫠.
It did not even did email confirmation.
It just: gave. It. to. Them.
Brace yourself
Corporate pride campaigns have begun
“LLM usage is inevitable” which is why we need to strongarm people into using it by menace and cajoling and punishing and firing people for not being enthusiastic.
Because just putting their bonus structure tied to it was not enough,
Which shows how inevitable it all is.

In 1768, Benjamin Franklin proposed a new alphabet, warning that without a phonetic scheme to stabilize spelling and pronunciation, “our writing will become the same with the Chinese as to the difficulty of learning and using it.” He composed this letter as a sample of his idea: He explains everything (and answers the imagined objections above) in this essay.
Every other year I come back to this absolute beauty of a column by Hegel.
I have given a talk that is just slowly reading the piece.
Is a piece I find accessible, delightful, clarifying, precise & modelling:
“Who thinks abstractaly?”
Reminder to self: the classic 1978 book Anatomy of LISP by John Allen is available online, so add it to the reading list.
https://archive.org/details/mc-graw-hill-john-allen-anatomy-of-lisp
https://archive.org/details/anatomyoflisp0000alle/page/n5/mode/2up
If LLM users donated the same amount they paid to make LLM PR instead of submitting, FOSS projects could secure years of budget
The new CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation worked at J.P. Morgan and Lehman Brothers. The Foundation has now fired a longtime lead developer and disbanded the team whose job was to listen to volunteers. Most of the people they fired were union organizers. Wikipedia’s editors are now threatening to strike. To stand in solidarity with them, sign the petition:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wiki_Workers_United_solidarity
For more, read on!
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