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wake up babe the absolute goat just dropped a skill
I asked Claude to make a skill based on the repositories I have locally and to have my voice on some of the decisions I take on my personal projects. If you want to have a jaded Creative Technologist voice in a LLM messing up your codebase, install it! github.com/bizarro/skills/
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bt norris retweeted
Love how AI doomerism went from "it's gonna use all the water and electricity on earth to build Skynet Terminator robots to kill everyone by the end of the decade" to "But what about muh heckin video game companies!!!"
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This video is the definition of midwit.
Smart enough to arrange words in a way that sounds convincing to the populace, too dumb and proud to see the whole is wrong.
The current wave of decompilation success from LLMs is possibly the greatest good that came from them so far.
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All games are open source now!
I wrote up my thoughts on what this means for the gaming industry and some predictions on where things go from here! Let me know what you think :)
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AI will make everything free, including itself. The last domino to fall will be free energy, which is humanity’s final frontier.
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IP law is illegitimate, its good people are de-compiling everything into oblivion. As a software engineer you should be happy everything is becoming more open, unless you are one of them..
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we’ve built a world where meeting your needs often depends on someone else finding them profitable.
in this new era of humanity that will no longer be the case.
wife's new ebike has a removable battery ... but no rain cover for the port. So I took *one* photo and opus5.5 made one (in Blender). First try fit but wasn't quite what I wanted design-wise (due to insufficient prompt) so we did 3 revisions and now it is great. wtf.
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overdramatic. if understanding millions of lines of code was our security, then it wasn't really truly secure to begin with. and criptographic algorithms haven't become mathematically tractable overnight just because of AI
we'll be ok. never doom.
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