Combating artificial intelligence with natural stupidity.

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  • HiddenLayer555@lemmy.mltoMemes@lemmy.mlyes hahaha yes
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    40 minutes ago

    Damn that’s some high praise.

    Also, which is it libs? Did the USSR have a war on drugs a million times worse than the US where even touching a weed leaf got you the death penalty or was cannabis so normalized the government literally gave awards to producers? I’ve mostly heard the former in countries like Canada along the lines of “we never would have legalised weed if we were socialist! You’d be dead or in a gulag right now, stoner commie!”




  • HiddenLayer555@lemmy.mltoMemes@lemmy.mlPetty Bourgeois boot tastes so good tho
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    20 hours ago

    Engineering spirit >>>> enterpreneurship spirit. I prefer to put all my energy into solving problems for the masses as the end goal, not maximize profit for the few as the end goal with solving problems almost as a side effect. Nothing suppresses engineering spirit more than enterpreneurship spirit. The amount of times complete, sustainable solutions get shot down by enterpreneurs in favour of partial, temporary solutions designed to manufacture dependency on the business is disgusting.





  • HiddenLayer555@lemmy.mltoMemes@lemmy.mlBehold: A vibe-designed pcb
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    6 days ago

    e.g. blind

    Why? Is looking at the damn thing before you pay money on manufacturing that hard?

    This baffles me about vibe coders too. You’re already saving a lot of time just look at the damn code and see if there’s any glaring mistakes.

    Why are we treating AI assistance like it’s all or nothing? Why can’t we just have it help a little and still use our own skills?









  • All attempts to discover how the universe works benefits us. Even a lot of really esoteric stuff has proven useful in fields like medicine and civil engineering.

    Honestly if we can pivot our high tech innovation efforts from being mainly driven by military needs to being driven by basic research (basic in this case meaning researching the natural world directly without any particular goal other than learning), we’d be a lot better off.