mapachurro
mapachurro
@mapachurro.bsky.social
I don't smoke, that's burning flux; en constante búsqueda de las condiciones perfectas para hacer una traducción del Quijote al estilo Western
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Read Merriam - Webster's etymology here. Buckle up.
i’ve been doing “agentic software development” and experimenting with models for far longer than most people on the planet and i’ve never once experienced a feeling that a model was being nerfed and unnerfed… people who go on and on about this have always sounded paranoid or lost in the sauce to me
@washingtonpost.com I agree, these rulings are, ideologically, spit. And I'm proud of you for calling a spit a spit.
The Supreme Court gave President Trump’s efforts to curtail immigration a major boost, handing down two ideologically split rulings that could affect millions.
@timheidecker.bsky.social Por qué no los... Tres? hear me out: A crypto exchange that allows for hosting of NFTs, which can also be representations of real estate, both in the real world and in half-dead metaverses
Hey everybody! I am taking the helm of this classic American institution with @theonion.com and want to know what you fine folks would like to see from us.
@kairyssdal.bsky.social "When was the last time you walked into a grocery store and paid with stablecoins?" Actually, yesterday. And the day before that. MetaMask Card! Thank you, though, for mentioning the T-note issue. It sometimes keeps me up at night 🫣
@themountaingoats.bsky.social I saw this image and my brain immediately went "Looking up / At the one man in this room / Who's handled more cocaine than me" 💀
@themountaingoats.bsky.social My son was reading through the "list of polearms" on Wikipedia (crossword, long story) And the question arose: have you ever considered getting into knives... On sticks? You could go up and down the buffet several *more* times tbh en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polearm...
I'm with Why. I gained a reputation as an LLM skeptic curmudgeon early on at work, *but*, I use them daily, mostly for code. In my experience, if you don't already know what's going on with the code... Neither does the clanker. And that bill comes due eventually (denominated in $TCHNCL-DBT 🫣🫠)
Theyre pretty great for writing code when you know what you need to do, and how to tell if its done a good job or not. Treating it like extra fancy autocomplete is the way (for code at least)
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