Walter Barrett @NullSelfError

This may seem self-congratulatory. Because it is. When does the worker in helpdesk ever win in a story or ever be respected. Because I never saw myself this way. The way I do now. I didn't understand. Because I couldn't. Because nobody tells you. How special that skillset is.

From the AI's perspective it already told him how to make the sauce. It has no way to know it's been interrupted. The presenter should've known not to talk over the AI, or at the least understood they'd need to say "I missed the instructions, could you repeat them?"

Shacknews @shacknews

2 weeks ago

From the AI's perspective it already told him how to make the sauce. It has no way to know it's been interrupted. The presenter should've known not to talk over the AI, or at the least understood they'd need to say "I missed the instructions, could you repeat them?"

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Good luck preventing her from getting prompt injected…

prinz @deredleritt3r

3 weeks ago

Good luck preventing her from getting prompt injected…

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Boasting about a crime and thinking people will hire you over it? Exactly the type of mindset we need less of

I have noticed an increasing number of people accusing me of torturing AI models deliberately. Let me be clear: these allegations are completely true. (But it’s complicated.) Anyway, rant time! In this post I’m going to make the naive assumption that large language models are…

Another pointless weekend project - a playable version of the old 3DMaze screensaver from Windows 9x. I reverse-engineered the original screensaver binary and added user-input functionality for the controls (and fixed some other minor issues!) github.com/x86matthew/Pla…

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ANTHROPIC WHYYYYYYYY

There isn't much gatekeeping to worry about when starting out as a developer. If you start developing things, you are suddenly a developer.

I cannot stress enough there are four different ads in this screenshot

Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster

4 weeks ago

I cannot stress enough there are four different ads in this screenshot https://t.co/Qbxb6SV02N

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this is a real fucking article from the guardian holy shit there is 0 critical thinking, they’re just asking questions to someone’s mindbroken chatgpt and publishing it as journalism what the fuck

Tooltips tip: Tooltips should have a delay before appearing to prevent accidental activation. Once a tooltip is open, hovering over other tooltips should open them with no delay and no animation. This feels faster without defeating the purpose of the initial delay.

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@EpicGames @Apple Okay, back at it and skipping down to the Conclusions of Law. If anyone wants an example of what I call "lawless antitrust," here you go: "Binding precedent says I must do this, but I am not going to do it."

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A MUSEUM OF SADNESS, HAHAHA

bored? try these: - build your own text editor viewsourcecode.org/snaptoken/kilo/ - make your own operating system github.com/cfenollosa/os-… - build your own database cstack.github.io/db_tutorial/ - build your own virtual machine jmeiners.com/lc3-vm/

The best part of being a solo dev? Full creative freedom. The worst part? Full creative responsibility.

Some people can’t be helped

The @washingtonpost really needs to up its UX game. I followed a link to one of their articles, and I'm literally not even allowed to see the title of it without paying. (No, the <title> tag is entirely different, as is common for mainstream news sites.)

.@Newsweek published an article today about a Threat Group trying to extort Google. The extortion group is demanding Google terminate some of their Threat Intelligence researchers. Obviously Google won't do this, but this is a calculated decision by the Threat Group to apply…