Why are you using Python instead of Rust.

I hate to break it to you 4chan dwelling normie fucking stupid shit head, but that 25 hrs a week is not because of the Affordable Care Act. It’s because of greedy capitalist fucks who are squeezing you for every cent they give you to maximize profit margins well beyond what they need to for a healthy business model.

The words “universal” and “income” are so charged now. A lot of people dismiss it immediately as “unearned”.

I agree we need a universal basic income, I refer to it as “automation compensation”. It only works if corporations and investors are banned from owning residential homes. Also we need to construct an abundance of efficient high rises to ensure there’s more than enough availability. In order for basic necessities like housing, electricity, water, and food are met, we need the infrastructure plan to guarantee availability. Otherwise, a UBI will just drive up costs because owners and sellers will account for that extra money people can spend.

I needed to make a small change and realized I wasn’t confident I could do it.

Wouldn’t the point be to use AI to make the change, if you’re trying to do it 100% with AI? Who is really saying 100% AI adoption is a good idea though? All I hear about from everyone is how it’s not a good idea, just like this post.

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I’ve started using raw JavaScript in all my projects. There’s something about not relying on any libraries that makes it feel so much more powerful. The best AI models are very good at writing raw JavaScript, meaning you can easily create your own single page application structure. All I want are single page web applications using pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

1 gaming pc uses many many times the energy of a prompt

That’s a pretty stupid comparison. I think some of your arguments make sense, but on data centers, it’s absolutely a bubble. Read about this: https://apnews.com/article/big-tech-data-centers-electricity-energy-power-texas-pennsylvania-46b42f141d0301d4c59314cc90e3eab5

They’re putting the cart before the horse. You can’t have data centers without electricity. You think any of these data center companies are investing in producing more electricity? No, because it’s a bubble.

Overall I agree with the push against cars in an extremely dense city. Emergency vehicles, public transportation, logistics trucks (delivery/moving/etc) should have priority. I also like it when people lead by example.

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Good, Mamdani and Furnas should only be allowed to use public transportation for work purposes, otherwise they’d be hypocrites right? 🤔

I mean, it’s been pretty clear for a while now. Side question, why use “pc” instead of “%”? A bit confusing.

Yea the data center stuff is an absolute bubble, and models are becoming significantly cheaper rapidly. We won’t need all these data centers because reasonably usable AI models will be so efficient you can run them on a powerful gaming computer. Not everyone needs the absolute most powerful smartest model like Gemini 3.

True, if you ask about the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre and other things typically censored by the Chinese government they won’t answer. But interestingly, there are variants that have been uncensored, and those models will answer openly if you use something like together.ai versus kimi.com. Because they are open source, they are easily uncensored.

We aren’t going to stop AI usage, but what we can do is educate people on how to use the most efficient models. Both DeepSeek v3.20-Exp and Kimi K2 Thinking are significantly more efficient than Claude/Gemini/ChatGPT.

Rapid enshittification, people will just use on of the others on the long list of alternatives. I currently recommend either DeepSeek v3.2-Exp or Kimi K2 Thinking.

“AVIF is an image file format that uses AV1 compression algorithms.” yes i mean that

Everyone should just be using AV1 at this point. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AV1

What’s your knowledge regarding LLMs, if any at all?

Yes, as far as scalability, cheaper more efficient models can be used in applications which require thousands of uses a day.