We’ve been talking about this for years. None of these far-right movements are organic.

People are dying everywhere in these cars, either by own volition or by their bosses telling them to go faster no matter the cost. Media are describing the situation as "rogue cars drive into walls". And I'm just standing there, gazing upon the burning wreckages wondering how the hell […]

On the question on what job he actually did at the car factory, the whistle blower answers that his job was in security design and to make sure that the steering wheel was round. "It was only after I noticed that they were making the steering axle dull and cutting the brakes that I understood […]

A whistle blower steps forward. Unclear if he's been fired or if he quit himself. He goes out to media and parrot the car manufacturers claim: "These cars will absolutely kill humanity. We have only a couple of years before we're all doomed." Charismatic, young, but has some years of junior […]

The companies sit down in congress, urging them to stop the madness: "If this keeps up, soon everyone will die by running into walls!" They want every car manufacturer to stop working on their cars, so that they all have time to implement actual steering and stopping mechanisms to their fast […]

Now people are experiencing a lot of death by wall collisions, and media is starting to pick up on it. A lot of news are writing about the super fast cars that get people killed by running into walls. People get scared. "What if I sit down in one of those cars and drive straight into a wall?!" […]

Imagine being a car manufacturer that has never built a car, and the ones you make are the fastest ones. They're so fast in fact that the driver can't steer and most of them end up driving straight into a wall and die. You, as the manufacturer, shrug and say "Hey, the wall crashes are […]

Incoming stuff I'm looking forward to, and already paid for, in no particular order: - Ocarina of Time remake - AVGN 8-bit - Terranigma - Evercade Nexus including Banjo-Kazooie dual cart - Commodore Callback 8020 - Vectrex Mini - Anbernic RG28XX

I don't think it's for paying more tokens (albeit, it's costing a little more to use a token for new lines) but rather for marketing. "Look at our model, it can spew out 1M lines of code"

Most obnoxious examples: /* This is a comment for the variable below. */ var variableThatWillBeUsedOnlyOnce = variable2

Working with LLM at work made me realize that those fuckers are inflating numbers through "amount of lines produced". I've noticed that both GitHub Copilot and Claude generates multiple lines for something that no matter what should have been a single line of code. For example, why the hell […]

Oh, me? I'm just passing time in Yamanose.