If Arc has AI features then I never saw them. Arc was a superb browser, far superior to any of the others due to the care they took over the UX. There is no AI in it so far as I can tell, and I'm using it right now to…
What points? Does the article make any points? I couldn't find any. For instance, point 1 ends with "A foreclosure suit is not a lost home — most end when the owner, or the owner's lender, pays — but the pressure is the…
Sweet f'kin christ that website is unreadable. Maybe HOA's are bad, maybe they're good, but the intellectual laziness required to shit this kind of garbage out onto the internet in place of genuine thought and analysis…
Firstly, if you're going to write about something you like, you should write it yourself. LLMs just make your writing worse. There are no exceptions to this rule. Secondly, I love software rendering too. The nicest…
I find some aspects of your writeup to be... quite annoying if I'm honest. The writing is good, but you fail to define several of your terms early on. What is d_k - I assume it's the dimension of the k vector.…
"so companies are investing early on in the technology." But this doesn't make sense. The AI bots are worse at the job, across all metrics, other than being cheaper. They're not "investing in the technology" in the…
AI slop article, of course. It can be summed up thus : AI agents answer the phone slightly more often, but they get hung up on 7 times more often than humans. Overall they make customer service and your business work…
"Encrypted here: the service holds only ciphertext, and only until then. Up to a hundred links a day from one address." Random selection of one of the many, many pieces of text in the user interface for whatever this…
I wrote a 2D car physics engine, using Verlet integration. Unfortunately, I wrote it in ActionScript instead of something sensible. It did work great though.
Aside from the incredibly low quality of the data, this jumps out as being vibe coded due to the unbeleviably stupid text. "Rain as a surface; Height is millimetres of rain per day. Nothing else is encoded." Why does AI…
Shit AI slop site, for one thing. "Continuity is the point. This is a change of steward, not a change of course." JFC it's like reading the haphazard ramblings of a lunatic. It's incredibly sad that a project of this…
Very nice article, but I have a question about the rust bloat issues you encounter. Why do the size of the type names grow the size of the binary? Does rust look them up at runtime, and if not, why can they not be…
M1 Pro 2021 16GB RAM Feels as snappy and impressive as the first day I got it. I never need to close apps, or reboot. I record multitrack audio on it without any perceptible latency. I write code on it. It's the best…
"Dissonance" is a funny way to spell hypocrisy.
"I'm torn about this." I'm not. Keep AI the hell away from teaching children.
I love Typescript, I think it's a fascinating language with a great runtime. It's already very fast to execute, but the compile times have been awful. Especially when you start to run production builds with minification…
It sounds very slightly AI in some places, but I think this is an example of AI tropes turning up in human writing. Which is a shame, because it makes those constructs less pleasant to read than they used to be. If you…
I suppose that must depend on one's definition of "substantially". Human's haven't changed "substantially", and neither do new breeds of dogs and cats. Besides which, why does it matter that Humans may or may not be fit…
I agree completely, and if you re-read what I wrote I didn't exactly suggest that it was used. But if he's reading this I'd hope he'd nevertheless accept my apology for even the hint of a suggestion. Happy to find…
"exceptional excrement" "sharp-sided scat" "To get to the bottom of the mystery" "...aptly titled journal Soft Matter." Great to see someone having some fun writing an article.
Slavery is better when you don't have to think about it, I suppose.
Who is this person. A beautifully written and illustrated explanation of a fascinating machine. A website filled with other explanations of other things, also wonderfully written and clearly explained. An instagram…
The article is AI slop, obviously, like practically everything on the internet these days it seems. Awful writing, circling endlessly around the same point. The entire article could have been a single sentence. Which of…
The paper states that the results are in vivo, not in vitro. The bacteria seemed to literally have cured colorectal cancer in mice. Mice are apparently strikingly similar to human beings in ways that matter, and so this…
It's a very common misconception that "survival of the fittest" means something related to physical fitness or stamina. It does not, in fact it's almost tautological. It means only "survival of those most likely to…
If Arc has AI features then I never saw them. Arc was a superb browser, far superior to any of the others due to the care they took over the UX. There is no AI in it so far as I can tell, and I'm using it right now to…
What points? Does the article make any points? I couldn't find any. For instance, point 1 ends with "A foreclosure suit is not a lost home — most end when the owner, or the owner's lender, pays — but the pressure is the…
Sweet f'kin christ that website is unreadable. Maybe HOA's are bad, maybe they're good, but the intellectual laziness required to shit this kind of garbage out onto the internet in place of genuine thought and analysis…
Firstly, if you're going to write about something you like, you should write it yourself. LLMs just make your writing worse. There are no exceptions to this rule. Secondly, I love software rendering too. The nicest…
I find some aspects of your writeup to be... quite annoying if I'm honest. The writing is good, but you fail to define several of your terms early on. What is d_k - I assume it's the dimension of the k vector.…
"so companies are investing early on in the technology." But this doesn't make sense. The AI bots are worse at the job, across all metrics, other than being cheaper. They're not "investing in the technology" in the…
AI slop article, of course. It can be summed up thus : AI agents answer the phone slightly more often, but they get hung up on 7 times more often than humans. Overall they make customer service and your business work…
"Encrypted here: the service holds only ciphertext, and only until then. Up to a hundred links a day from one address." Random selection of one of the many, many pieces of text in the user interface for whatever this…
I wrote a 2D car physics engine, using Verlet integration. Unfortunately, I wrote it in ActionScript instead of something sensible. It did work great though.
Aside from the incredibly low quality of the data, this jumps out as being vibe coded due to the unbeleviably stupid text. "Rain as a surface; Height is millimetres of rain per day. Nothing else is encoded." Why does AI…
Shit AI slop site, for one thing. "Continuity is the point. This is a change of steward, not a change of course." JFC it's like reading the haphazard ramblings of a lunatic. It's incredibly sad that a project of this…
Very nice article, but I have a question about the rust bloat issues you encounter. Why do the size of the type names grow the size of the binary? Does rust look them up at runtime, and if not, why can they not be…
M1 Pro 2021 16GB RAM Feels as snappy and impressive as the first day I got it. I never need to close apps, or reboot. I record multitrack audio on it without any perceptible latency. I write code on it. It's the best…
"Dissonance" is a funny way to spell hypocrisy.
"I'm torn about this." I'm not. Keep AI the hell away from teaching children.
I love Typescript, I think it's a fascinating language with a great runtime. It's already very fast to execute, but the compile times have been awful. Especially when you start to run production builds with minification…
It sounds very slightly AI in some places, but I think this is an example of AI tropes turning up in human writing. Which is a shame, because it makes those constructs less pleasant to read than they used to be. If you…
I suppose that must depend on one's definition of "substantially". Human's haven't changed "substantially", and neither do new breeds of dogs and cats. Besides which, why does it matter that Humans may or may not be fit…
I agree completely, and if you re-read what I wrote I didn't exactly suggest that it was used. But if he's reading this I'd hope he'd nevertheless accept my apology for even the hint of a suggestion. Happy to find…
"exceptional excrement" "sharp-sided scat" "To get to the bottom of the mystery" "...aptly titled journal Soft Matter." Great to see someone having some fun writing an article.
Slavery is better when you don't have to think about it, I suppose.
Who is this person. A beautifully written and illustrated explanation of a fascinating machine. A website filled with other explanations of other things, also wonderfully written and clearly explained. An instagram…
The article is AI slop, obviously, like practically everything on the internet these days it seems. Awful writing, circling endlessly around the same point. The entire article could have been a single sentence. Which of…
The paper states that the results are in vivo, not in vitro. The bacteria seemed to literally have cured colorectal cancer in mice. Mice are apparently strikingly similar to human beings in ways that matter, and so this…
It's a very common misconception that "survival of the fittest" means something related to physical fitness or stamina. It does not, in fact it's almost tautological. It means only "survival of those most likely to…