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@futurebird in defense of the tumblrites, I'm pretty sure the only search engine they've ever used is the tumblr search bar (and I love them all for it)

@futurebird finally, someone has the courage to say it

@SistaWendy @futurebird it does, but I assume they're complaining about AWS because they haven't tried to do the same thing in Google Cloud, where it's usually even worse.

@futurebird After reading this post, I've decided to flesh out the ideas a little. And I think I may have conceptualised the future of vibe coding!First, the problem of inconsistencies in how AIs respond to prompts.We need better predictability!So let's create a standard syntax for prompts, so when you enter a given prompt in a particular way, the machine will always respond in a standard way.We'll call these next-gen prompts "commands".As long as you know this simple "language" of commands, the machine will always do what you want!Now, on to the problem of needing complex prompts for complex vibe coding jobs.Let's take away the guesswork.Instead of trying to precisely enter one complicated long prompt, let's instead have a series of simpler commands that get executed one after the other.A "program" of commands, if you will.So you don't have to re-enter your program on prompts, let's invent a physical media for storing and loading these programs.Now, the next big elephant in the AI room is resource use.Let's solve this issue so that the command interpreter "AI" software runs with very few resources. I know this is a stretch goal, but perhaps even an 8-bit microcomputer with just 64K of RAM?And to really make this catch on, let's make this AI vibe command programming language so simple, even an 8-year-old can understand it.A "basic" programming language, if you will.Now I know this "Basic" programming language AI vibe coding system sounds extraordinary.But I promise you that for just $10 billion in VC funding and total indemnity against copyright infringement, I will happily deliver a 64K 8-bit microcomputer with the BASIC programming language preinstalled!This is the future of AI folks! Feel the singularity approaching!

@Npars01 @raven667 @futurebird What should we do instead of general strikes and boycotts?

Also if you aren't in a big city and going to a smaller event I have less advice from experience. But I think the "smaller" protests in less expected places are very important. Try to find a way to let everyone know about your massive event with two dozen people in a small town. That's part of "everyone is doing it" too.

@tgent_fens ?The entire concept of markets being good things is dependent on every dollar being spent in some way representing the intentions, desires and values of real human beings and the things that they want. So what happens when a large portion of the money isn't being spent on things that make sense? What happens if the best way to increase your wealth is to exploit loopholes and insider information?The whole system starts to fall apart.

@_elena @futurebird @404mediaco Is it possible for someone to scan and record another person without their knowledge or consent?

“In my day the computers would scream and scream when we connected them to the internet… but did we listen? No. We did not listen…”

@futurebird may I suggesthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moussaka

A middle school student just tried to tell me “guns and roses” was “country music”?????

I think we should treat people who get scammed and come out and talk about it like heroes. And this is important: no matter how "obvious" the scam might seem in retrospect or from the outside of the community it prey'd on. The more I look at scams the more I think this is major factor in how they keep going and keep coming back.

So what about an app where you have an open (crypto obviously) bidding marketplace to purchase various government officials and politicians? It can be confusing to navigate the current landscape! One guy wants his stuff in cash in a sack behind the bleachers, the next one wants a red envelope in a chips bag. Who can keep up?Join me friends. Let's disrupt bribery!

I've been teaching for a long time and I'm pretty good at it, not to brag or anything. Over my career I have watched autism and learning disabilities (which aren't the same thing) become more discussed, in some cases better addressed and in other cases become more of a source of alarm among my colleges, parents, and education press.What I have not seen in nearly two decades is any change at all in "how the children are"1/

For all the "raw honestly" of saying "I don't love my enemy" it feels hollow when you can't even name him.It makes me think of the ominous declaration that "Antifa" is a terrorist organization. Absurd as antifa isn't an organization. It doesn't exist. We are watching a man shadowboxing. There is no "other side" none that can be named and this is something Trump needs desperately to function.

I keep making posts like this then realizing that for people not in the US, or those who don't follow politics in the US probably too much it must be very confusing. Here is the context. Candice Owens is a right wing "commentator" with ties to TPUSA (where Charlie Kirk, the guy who was murdered worked) but she is more famous for working with Ben Shapiro of the conservative "Daily Wire" Candice left the Daily Wire since she didn't agree with them about Israel. 1/

Starting today I'm going to become more aggressive about supporting independent media and journalism. I'm not wealthy enough to make a big difference on my own but I think this is something that could have an impact if enough people with a little handful of disposable income and deep concerns about the state of journalism took on as a more serious value. Are you paying Disney every month? youTube? Think about the impact of that going to a 20-something journalist instead.

I know it’s to keep away bots but I like to imagine they had to do this to keep ants from editing their own pages.

I signed up for a farm share. In theory this will make us healthier and save money— but I fear I may end up trying to give away zucchini to strangers on the street whilst crying and longing for a slice or some soup from zabars:(any tips?

@bri_seven It is a real question. There isn't much a person can do if they are facing fabricated evidence from the government. We've seen this most often from individual police or police departments, and some people have been exonerated after evidence planting became too obvious. (caught on camera for example)But what about planting digital evidence? That would be harder to contest. I think backup snapshots might be the only option.