Having high standards in a field doesn't *feel* like having high standards. It feels like everyone else has bafflingly low standards and almost no one is even trying.

I can't stand ts anymore

Claude: “I estimate this will take 1-2 weeks to complete” Me:

Wait that's just Levels

The Wordcel Era has begun

How do I convince someone that if something is required you should show an error if it's missing, as opposed to doing the wrong thing silently? It seems so obvious to me, yet I see this issue a lot and leaves a bad feeling of "why are you letting me fail if you know it's wrong?"

hot take: any software engineer who is circumcized should be cut within the next 3 months not only are they inefficient, but they also don't have skin in the game.

Breaking: gaming journalist wannabe has no idea what they're talking about, as usual with their "profession"

Slopilot Slopwork

I'm slowly but steadily leaning towards training my own model. is this what all AI research turns into eventually?

Several months? Brother just fucking use it 1 day, you clearly are not dogfooding your OS internally. It takes even less than a day with an average PC if you have a slight idea of how powerful today's technology is.

I just realized it's possible to load in memory multiple snapshots of something. which makes total sense: as long as you have the memory and know the size of each snapshot, you just load them in adjacent regions and gain so much doing it. why didn't I think of it before

I'm trying to implement the very first Deterministic Simulation Testing engine with the aid of an LLM on a project with a code intelligence harness I built with the same LLM Wish me luck, shit's probably gonna break a thousand times

For some reason, hermes-agent becomes completely dumb when I use jackrong qwen3.5 27b, but is somewhat autonomous (given the right task) when using samuelcardillo qwen3.5 35b A3B I don't understand why yet, "on paper" the 27b has better scores from what I found online

LMAO

If you're from UK, I'll say it for you so you don't get in trouble: Retards