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  • Doodle, the site where you make polls to schedule stuff with friends, that Doodle, wants me to PAY THEM to have a poll with more than 10 dates xDDDDD

    I'm wheezing, I'm sorry, what xD DOODLE? A PRO PLAN for DOODLE? xDDD

  • Can't stop laughing at "drives public outcomes AT SCALE", when you can't decide if you're a political org or a software consultancy.

    Operationalizing into a synergistic workflow-driven organization with the energy of a startup that drives impactful public platforms at web scale for the AI revolution

  • which in polymarket apparently amounts to token holders in an external DAO called UMA voting in proportion to their holdings to resolve disputes,

    Wait that's even fucking dumber than I thought it was, good grief

    Everything I've learnt about prediction casinos is against my will and all of it is somehow the dumbest shit imaginable. I went through crypto, NFTs, the metaverse, and 3 years of AI bullshit, and nothing reached this level of psychic damage before.

  • the original GMO crops

    The original GMO crops would be like, broccoli existing and bananas not sucking ass. Monsanto are villains but they didn't invent genetics or selection.

  • AI Winter but with the same connotations as a nuclear one

  • this man is allocating municipal water to a crabgrass cluster with no monetization strategy

    This is poetry, AI could never

  • Huh, interesting, when the price was close to 100K I saw roughly eighty-six hundred headlines about it everywhere. But it lost almost half of that and it didn't make the news? Huh. I wonder how that works.

  • To ​be included in the S&P 500, a company must be profitable

    This is just discrimination. Is S&P scared of innovation? HFSP

  • I absolutely do get to call everyone who uses LLMs chuds, I actually do it all the time, it's a great past time that keeps me healthy and moisturised.

  • No one is shaming him for not maintaining the project, we are, correctly and righteously, shaming him for using the Torment Nexus

  • So, do you consider active destructive actions to be a proper resistance strategy, @jlink?

    Very last comment in this issue - because I'm too stupid to resist the urge.

    It's as much "active destruction" as telling someone to eff themselves.

    I can't actually believe someone would be so cool and put this into their repo, kudos

  • When our enemies are so fucking immoral I have to hand it to the HEAD OF THE CATHOLIC FUCKING CHURCH when the fuck did I enter the twilight zone

  • All that it tells me is that if you spent the same amount of resources on just fuzzing randomly picked OSS codebases you'd probably get better value for your buck.

  • If you spend $1.22 for every $1.00 gained, then your operating income is $-0.22. So your income is -22% of your revenue.

    Calculating like you do would mean that a -100% operating income margin means you break even, and that's kinda silly. What would a positive margin mean?

  • The lower of those numbers is obviously fake. The other is "okay, I guess they're doing better than I expected, but at least it's plausible"

  • Adjusted operating income margin was -122% in the first quarter … That means that for every dollar of revenue the company generated, it lost $1.22

    This is so confusing. So is it -122% or is it -22%? Cause -122% should mean that for each dollar gained they lose 2.22 because that's how percentages work, no?

  • TechTakes @awful.systems

    Oh shit, Steph is back

    TechTakes @awful.systems

    Does AI make researchers more productive? What? Why would it? Apparently you can just say that and almost get published!

    FreeAssembly @awful.systems

    Give me your best software engineer blogs

    TechTakes @awful.systems

    None of those words are in the Bible 2.0 (Tossed Salads And Scrumbled Eggs — Ludicity)

    TechTakes @awful.systems

    Devin, the obviously fake "AI Developer", turns out to be fake

    TechTakes @awful.systems

    Zuckerberg ordered Snapchat to literally man-in-the-middle attack customers