@dalias @chojzina @HeavenlyPossum I'm an "AI hater", and *I* am not immune.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 13-Jun-2026 23:34:29 JST
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Tuesday, 09-Jun-2026 03:29:46 JST
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@thomasfuchs Yet another Trotsky-Removal as a Service app?
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Sunday, 24-May-2026 18:42:34 JST
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@mattly Thanks!
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Wednesday, 20-May-2026 22:59:01 JST
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@thomasfuchs Isn't Kagi also run by AI bros?
(Me, I currently default to noai.duckduckgo.com - but every now and then I also try out Qwant and Ecosia.)
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Wednesday, 08-Apr-2026 06:31:01 JST
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@thomasfuchs I find myself wishing that I was in a little capsule getting away from here as fast as I possibly could.
(But then I remember that they have Outlook and Windows in that capsule. Possibly Teams, too.)
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 04-Apr-2026 06:01:20 JST
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@mattly I feel much the same way. My OCD is one reason I *strongly* prefer to avoid conversational or "agentic" LLM systems.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Thursday, 26-Mar-2026 03:27:57 JST
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@thomasfuchs @dcrossney (Footnote: I don't think books are going away, ever.
Radio, TV, the PC and the Internet were all supposed to kill books, and none of them did. LLMs certainly won't.)
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Thursday, 26-Mar-2026 02:38:33 JST
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@thomasfuchs @dcrossney *Obviously* LLMs don't make books obsolete; how on Earth could they?
I was responding to the point that the invention of writing led to LLMs.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Sunday, 08-Mar-2026 23:03:37 JST
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@thomasfuchs Oh, heavens no. There's a diversity of vendors.
You can choose between two evil megacorporations, a fascist billionaire's ketamine-addled hobby project and two apocalyptic cults.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Friday, 06-Mar-2026 02:39:13 JST
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@mattly How do you figure that would work?
(because communicating on the internet is the worst: I'm not being snarky, I want to know.)
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Friday, 06-Mar-2026 01:23:58 JST
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@mattly Yes, and I've been thinking similar things about online communities in general.
But I don't really see how this would apply to the distribution of code?
(It seems to me that functionally, the only two options now are public domain, or hiding it behind eg. a cloud service.)
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Mar-2026 06:54:05 JST
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@thomasfuchs Today, I saw this little meditation from the developer of Gram, a fork of the Zed editor.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Thursday, 26-Feb-2026 05:36:20 JST
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@mattly In the playthrough I'm currently paused on I used a "trick" during character generation: If you pick one of the pregenerated characters and then press "back", you can use a pregen character sprite with an otherwise custom character.
The reason I did this was that I *really* wanted to play a Greybeard who looks like the Dream Tortoise. I like the idea of a very old turtle-man wandering around hitting evildoers with a stick and berating them.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 21-Feb-2026 22:21:20 JST
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@thomasfuchs Describe it to me.
I need some beauty in computing.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Feb-2026 07:05:08 JST
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@thomasfuchs A lemon.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Monday, 16-Feb-2026 05:02:51 JST
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@mattly Right.
I've been very fortunate out in the offline world.
Frighteningly many programmers I've met online have been complete assholes - rich or not.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Monday, 16-Feb-2026 04:47:29 JST
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@mattly (I'm not sure I get the connection.)
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Monday, 16-Feb-2026 03:35:24 JST
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@mattly counterpoint: I'm a programmer with a fairly broad humanities background, and I seem to be a lot more miserable than those Silicon Valley fuckheads.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 14-Feb-2026 23:42:46 JST
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@thomasfuchs Also, most of the slop machine enthusiasts I know aren't concerned about deskilling because they say skills are worthless now anyway.
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datarama (datarama@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 14-Feb-2026 22:58:07 JST
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@thomasfuchs Sure. I'm saying that there's a considerable blast radius as well.
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