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Cake day: August 22nd, 2023

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  • “Enterprises might discover that production agent deployments are harder than demos suggest. Hallucinations in high-stakes workflows, regulatory concerns around autonomous AI systems, or implementation complexity could slow adoption dramatically. If the agent future takes 5-7 years instead of 2-3, there’s a painful gap where billions in infrastructure sits waiting for demand to catch up.”

    Yes. AI agents in infrastructure are a fundamentally stupid idea, at their very core.

    Learn to write a bash script or pay someone competent to do it.

    Almost no one needs a shittier solution that is 1000x faster to implement while 100x more likely to make profit-margin-evaporating mistakes.

    Even the idiots calling the shots today are bound to notice this.

    There’s a third category of adoption to consider: “between 7 years and - let’s not fucking do this, it is stupid”


  • I’ve always liked the idea of the cap being an immediate loss of any legal property protection.

    This would not be through any process, they simply instantly legally cease to have any property rights anytime they cannot prove their net worth is below the limit.

    Any member of the public can reclaim any piexe of their ex-property, until the not-quite-billiomaire gets a court ruling confirming their not-a-billionaire status.

    Then the not-yet-billionaires can figure out how to constantly stay comfortably below the limit.

    Or…they can file an updated wealth disclosure every time they attempt to keep anyone from walking away with any piece of their former property.

    If they want to avoid the inconvenience of their yachts, cars, pets, plants, fences, lamps, and television sets being repossessed, they can negotiate with their employees unions for collective ownership in good faith, instead.

    It’ll be fun to see how many of them are too stupid to take a good deal, and lose their stupid toys.








  • Couldn’t you also make a throwaway ms account?

    I could, but them I’m up a creek later if I need to use any recovery functionality, as it all ties back to that MS cloud account.

    It’s certainly possible to get working, disable all of the cloud saves and telemetry, and then just save the MS account in a password vault for later.

    But all of that is much more work than clicking “next” a few times in the Linux Mint installer. ¯_(ツ)_/¯


  • 1993 called and wants the inferior FOSS software you last tried back. Haha.

    I find that Linux apps for basic stuff are now well ahead of their Windows counterparts.

    It’s getting hard to find quality free software that is Windows native, and not just a recompile of a Mac or Linux tool.

    I’m happy to pay for software too, but the paid stuff has all been shit, for awhile, in my weird experiences. (Weird, in that I’m not doing music or video editing or non-developer power user stuff. I’ve heard mileage may vary with those.)