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blactuary··on GPT-6 Astra has gained the ability to drive a car
Kind of funny to mention comma today of all days
blactuary··on Grok 4.7
And poisoning Memphis. So disappointing that no one has principles anymore
blactuary··on Big Tech uses guarantees to keep $300B AI exposure off balance sheets
Completely irrelevant short-term thinking that is the exact wrong way to think about retirement savings
blactuary··on Big Tech uses guarantees to keep $300B AI exposure off balance sheets
This is absolute nonsense. He is explicitly saying he does not feel threatened by it because he is confident in his own coding skills, and that he does not tie his identity to his work, and you are just making things up saying he actually believes the opposite.

Like I said, bad faith trolling

blactuary··on Big Tech uses guarantees to keep $300B AI exposure off balance sheets
The dotcom burst wasn't concentrated in a a couple of well-connected companies. The better comparison is the financial crisis, and yes, they did bail them out.

No, it is not getting too smart. Moving too fast means exactly the opposite, they are doing idiotic and destructive things because the models are not as smart as they want us to think

It's clear from reading your posts in this thread you are just trolling and not trying to have good faith discussion

blactuary··on Big Tech uses guarantees to keep $300B AI exposure off balance sheets
2022-26 is irrelevant for people's retirement savings. They are not or should not be even paying attention to that short-term movement. If the bubble bursts there will be collateral damage that impacts way more than just AI or AI-adjacent companies, and that could have long-term consequences
blactuary··on Big Tech uses guarantees to keep $300B AI exposure off balance sheets
They do not have a choice of whether to buy in if they are doing the sound strategy of index funds through their 401k, funds which are now inflated by the bubble
blactuary··on Big Tech uses guarantees to keep $300B AI exposure off balance sheets
You're just trolling. Nothing he said aligns with your reasons
blactuary··on Big Tech uses guarantees to keep $300B AI exposure off balance sheets
They are getting too big and too cozy with federal govt, making a bailout more likely

They are moving too fast and using too much dirty energy

They are committing crimes to trick people into thinking they've created god

None of your three theories are correct at all

blactuary··on Big Tech uses guarantees to keep $300B AI exposure off balance sheets
We are building more dirty fossil fuel energy to keep up with AI demands. When the solar build out is further along, and the grid is updated, it will be more acceptable to be using so much energy. Spinning up a bunch of new gas powered plants because they want to move too fast is terrible
blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
You keep saying things that are blatantly false. Immigrants commit fewer crimes. There is no legal process that will allow the vast majority of immigrants to migrate legally.

There is absolutely no merit based argument against the immigrants who are here or trying to come here. It's completely about race no matter how hard you try to deny it. No one is buying this nonsense.

blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
"He's not talking about all immigrants, just the brown ones"

Dig up man

blactuary··on Bonsai 2 27B: Near-Lossless Compression in a 9x Smaller Footprint
What is never totally clear with a lot of these releases is the scope of what it's good at. Models that can run with good speed on affordable consumer hardware for coding only is the dream. I am never going to use this for writing, images, or "general knowledge". Coding only
blactuary··on Sex, AI, and the Apocalypse
Happy to be of service
blactuary··on Sex, AI, and the Apocalypse
I have great news then, that absolutely isn't going to happen. And the EA crowd deserves all of the potshots and more
blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
They absolutely are skilled workers, more skilled than you for sure. And they contribute a great deal to the country while not getting the benefits of being citizens, they pay way more taxes than the limited services they use.

And there is no ladder to climb, it is nearly impossible to migrate legally and gain citizenship. One of the many big lies of xenophobic, racist, anti-immigration people is "they should do it the right way, come legally" when for the overwhelming majority of people it simply isn't possible, and the current admin is making it even harder, motivated purely by racism.

Another one of the big lies, one that you are doing here, is wildly overstating the extent to which they "enjoy the benefits". Mexican immigrants are not eligible for most of the services provided to citizens.

Every attempt at quantifying the impact of Mexican immigration to the US is overwhelmingly positive to the country. You have nothing to stand on but racism.

blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
-- Proportionally larger part of the immigrants produce less value to society and come to consume away what the natives produced

This is absolute nonsense in every way, in addition to being racist and xenophobic. You aren't special because you won the lottery of what line you were born inside of. Get over yourself.

blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
If you believe and promote racist shit like this you produce negative value to society
blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
You start with a terrible analogy, and then you make a leap into saying false, racist things about crime. Incredible.

Immigrants commit fewer crimes

Also, Muslim is a religion not a race

blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
-- cultural non-fit, rather than racist

Incredible

blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
No it isn't
blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
"He's not racist!"

(says something racist)

blactuary··on CSS-Tricks in Limbo
"People you don't like" is a great euphemism for racists
blactuary··on More questions about whether researchers can trust OpenAI with unpublished math
I wonder if the company that stole most of their training data and is led by a liar stole unpublished academic work and lied about it. What a mystery
blactuary··on uv: Deduplicate all files in the wheel cache
This is exactly the kind of brief summary I was looking for to get my team more organized, thanks for this
blactuary··on Grok Bot for Linux: Unofficial port of the official app (open source)
https://9to5mac.com/2026/02/17/eu-also-investigating-as-grok...
blactuary··on Omarchy development practices lead to predictable security issues
> You have a right to exist, just not here,

"Irish need not apply" right?

blactuary··on Being ambitious and being a dad
Um, he is a massive failure at the family part
blactuary··on Qwen 3.8 27B is excellent, but it defaults to overthinking things
Some of us prefer to avoid Anthropic/OpenAI
blactuary··on What I love about Django
There is no "constructive discussion" to have with racists
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