https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f92hKbz5Eo
What a glorious time to be alive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f92hKbz5Eo
What a glorious time to be alive.

I’m not a professional Wall Street analyst, but even just connecting the dots myself (with the help of Gemini)…
God dammit, Philippe.

Right? How TF did this come out of Ron Desantis’ head?
If your elephant needs pain relief, make sure to administer Tylenol orally.
Sulfer should be labeled “hell”.

Follow Scrum, Lean / Kanban, or eXtreme Programming to the letter, and let your team focus on the product.
This.
But invest in learning how to do it right. Hire agile coaches to help and listen to them. “Agile theater” helps no one and only breeds hostility to any attempt at improving the process.

🙄
Why you gotta do my man Mandelbrot like that?

How long is this kind of shit going to go on before we start having a serious conversation about making “limit dependencies” a widely-agreed-upon fundamental security practice? Right along with “validate your inputs” and “encrypt sensitive data” and such.

You sound very upset
I am.
about a tool
No, about a massive scam.

I skimmed it to find the parts where it talked about why LLMs aren’t useless. Basically the only place it talks about why they aren’t useless is the section “…, and sophists are useful”:
If I use a LLM to help me find a certain page in a document, or sanity check this post while writing it, I don’t care “why” the LLM did it. I just care that it found that page or caught obvious mistakes in my writing faster than I could have.
So, I’m supposed to wade through the BS and hallucinations to find these nuggets of helpful feedback rather than just proofreading it myself? That’s a pretty weak use case.
I don’t think I need to list the large number of tasks where LLMs can save humans time, if used well.
So he’s basically admitting he can’t come up with any actually good uses. “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.”
By all means, use LLMs where they are useful tools: tasks where you can verify the output, where speed matters more than perfection, where the stakes of being wrong are low.
There’s no universe where such a use case exists in a way that isn’t actively harmful or at least “brain rot”-y to anyone consuming the content created by the LLM user. This is why AI slop exists.
In short, “yes it does.”

Yes it does.

They had me at the title.
They lost me at:
[AI] is a truly transformative technology after all.

You can learn a lot figuring out how to circumvent blocks like that. It’s educational.
Pee is stored in the balls.

Waiting for government intervention before acting is the same mistake we made with lead, asbestos, and PFAS. Let’s not do that again.
So… what do they propose we do, then?

Oooh! Oooh! This is an easy one.
No.

Watching Amazon and Perplexity argue about AI agents making purchases on Amazon is like watching two discount birthday party clowns angrily honk bicycle horns at each other.

These people compiled Firefox and Chrome into WebAssembly.
They spent so much effort trying to figure out if they could that they never stopped to think whether they should.
You made the cow yourself?