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Corporations will always opt for closed source with explicit legal guarantees over community-driven open source.
The piece ostensibly argues why lisp is ideally suited for LLMs when in fact it's really arguing why it's great for humans. The machines really don't care.
Oh I very much doubt Cursor ever considered selling to a small shop in eastern Europe.
Yes. I hope you can see why that's absurd.
r/printSF is unconscionably obsessed with this middling work. It's just a collection of "isn't that cool" pop-sci phenomena randomly dropped into an Aliens (1986) space horror plot. Watts in his interviews just comes…
Your mom.
Feature someone else's MVP. You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours. It's all one big circle jerk.
Got laid for the first time this weekend!
All the time. Whenever Claude proposes some pansy-ass half-measure, I'll respond "F___ THAT," and Claude immediately knows I'm not playing.
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Corporations will always opt for closed source with explicit legal guarantees over community-driven open source.
The piece ostensibly argues why lisp is ideally suited for LLMs when in fact it's really arguing why it's great for humans. The machines really don't care.
Oh I very much doubt Cursor ever considered selling to a small shop in eastern Europe.
Yes. I hope you can see why that's absurd.
r/printSF is unconscionably obsessed with this middling work. It's just a collection of "isn't that cool" pop-sci phenomena randomly dropped into an Aliens (1986) space horror plot. Watts in his interviews just comes…
Your mom.
Feature someone else's MVP. You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours. It's all one big circle jerk.
Got laid for the first time this weekend!
All the time. Whenever Claude proposes some pansy-ass half-measure, I'll respond "F___ THAT," and Claude immediately knows I'm not playing.