The first thing I see in the github repo is a claude.md instructing the bot to never, ever use em dashes. Because that’s apparently what will give away the vibe coding.

When you want clicks but can’t afford the traffic

LOL, no. The “AI” peddlers have made these outrageous claims from the start that “this time next week, our crazy advanced autocorrect will be, like, starting WWIII”. It’s predictable hype, and complete lies.

Uncontrollable “AI” users, on the other hand? People are using these BS machines without a lick of responsibility. Be afraid of your idiot employer, not “AI”.

I am not christian but I mostly appreciate and abide by the ten commandments.

Please re read the actual ten commandments, then your own comment.

If you’re not christian, you’re not following the commandments, because they’re 40% contractual obligation to worship the christian god exclusively.

Agreeing not to steal, murder, or fucking your neighbours’ goats, on the other side, is hardly something christians have a monopoly on.

But then, all of the Old Testament is really Jewish with some minor edits to retrofit it for the sequel. Guess somebody coveted their neighbour’s scripture and broke its fundamental rules to swipe it.

If an LLM has insights

That’s a mighty big “if”. When you introduce something like that into a “search for truth”, you need to inspect the effability of the technology, the motivations behind it, how it was trained, and its consequences on the broader world.

Otherwise you’re relying on a Magic Eightball for your truth, in which case you might as well be reading the newspapers’ horoscopes.

following the rules of the ten commandments is something that leads to a somewhat healty community

Except the first four is all about how you must follow and obey the Xian god. It’s the last six that are fairly practical, almost to the point of common sense.

Classic Graphene users, making this all about themselves. This hurts Aurora users, period.

Edit: I ran into the same issue. For now, refreshing the anonymous Aurora account solved it.

Classic Graphene users, making this all about themselves. This hurts Aurora users, period.

A punchline that ends in the reader’s face.

FWIW, I use the OpenBox install of Endeavour OS, with a few simple tweaks of my own. As far as I know OpenBox isn’t actively maintained, but it Just Works™.

I’m on EndeavourOS, too. I don’t see anything near that kind of memory drain, but I’ve been using window managers instead of desktop environments for a long time.

For ages I had old, poorly specced laptops, and the big DEs like KDE would quickly cap what memory I had for actual software. And I’m not even a gamer, this would be GIMP or a plain browser that would crash because of too little RAM.

Even now, with more memory and better CPU, I stuck to the habit of using a WM instead, and everything really just runs better. You do sacrifice some eye candy and built-in functions, but IMHO it’s worth the tradeoff.

“We are a small company, we have investors, and we have a product,” Stephen Coates, one of Operation Bluebird’s cofounders, told Ars.

So a company. As a wise man once said, “It’s a trick. Get an ax.”

It’ll even read the books for you so it can write more books you don’t have to read.

Impressive, they managed to find a decent OS under all that garbage?

I’m happy running Linux, but I think there are three possible outcomes for Atlas:

1. Microsoft’s legal department is going to come down on the project with the full legal weight of copyright laws, and tie developers’ efforts and energy up in red tape.
2. Microsoft will just quietly build obstacles into Windows updates that makes Atlas maintenance next to impossible, or just hard enough to wear developers out.
3. Atlas will just putter out on its own due to lack of interest, because users are either too complacent to abandon Windows or already eyeing more established alternatives like Mac or Linux.

Not as much as people clutch their pearls over a five pointed Fediverse logo…

Ermahgerd, it’s santanic!

“my brother in christ”

You know, I’m more interested in Unix than in your superstitions.

It’s “stochastic”, if you want to be pedantic, and I get the feeling that’s all you’re here for. “In fact”.

If i could prove it, it would be proof that we do. Our brains aren’t logic machines, they’re a wet mess where cognition emerges irrationally.

If you whistle me the tune, sure.

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