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This is ai slop from this slop from a few months ago: https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/articles/us-wages-plummet-...

There is no escape from Dario's basement. It's best just to accept our fate. Rub the lotion on our skin or else we get the hose again.

We just need to hold until people realize the crappy codebases that AI is generating

I agree with this. The tech debt being accumulated is astronomical. If ASI or whatever doesn't work...developers will be back on the menu.

Wait until you see the crappy codebases people were generating before AI.

It's definitely worse.

Like, I'm a data scientist, and have seen my share of truly awful code, but currently I'm working on a system which has pyspark code inside javascript code.

Like, it works (for now), but my eyes, the goggles they do nothing.


Makes me wonder if he's actually dead...


Software developers approving AI PRs without reading them: This is the way the world works now. Get with the times.

Police approving AI PRs without reading them: This is the way the world works now. Get with the times.


https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/data-privacy-faq/

"You choose the AWS Region(s) in which your content is stored. You can replicate and back up your content in more than one AWS Region. We will not move or replicate your content outside of your chosen AWS Region(s) without your agreement."


This is the load-bearing question.


And it deserves an honest answer.


The answer is genuinely yours


And that changes the game. Again.


Worth sitting with.


a caveat worth mentioning:


> Experts are vetted upfront by an AI interviewer

> till the AI is happy

My god this is dystopian.


Interesting coincidence that both this article and the Hugging Face "security incident" post were on July 16. These will be mandatory reading in future Skynet History classes, assuming we survive the war.



~681 American footballs. At 27 balls per team per NFL game, an average of 17.8 games per team per season, and an annual salary cap of $301 million, those many balls are equivalent to a salary of $481 million. So by weight, footballs are "worth" 12 times the price of gold.

Joe Burrow weighs 215 lbs and makes $55 million per year. That makes him worth his weight in gold x4.

I'm still researching the average weight of a football field. Depends if it has rained recently.


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