Oh, but they provide hallucinations and bug-ridden, incomprehensible code faster than anyone! That’s progress, right? Right?

AI expected to create efficiencies

Couldn’t help but chuckle at that bullet point. We should know by now that AI creates lots of cognitive debt and unstable, vibe-coded software, as well as making people stupid. But one thing it absolutely doesn’t seem to do is make things more efficient long term.

To me this translates to, “America’s military is being led incompetently and we don’t want anyone to see the real damage being done to it.”

Jesus fucking Christ, this is the stupidest possible way to start WWIII.

No they didn’t. CloudFlare created a vibe-coded knockoff of Next.js that will be a nightmare to maintain and no one with half a brain would touch, so they could get a few headlines from credulous outlets like The Pulse.

In reality, this garbage will wither away quickly, because it’s a security and stability nightmare created by one guy who hasn’t read his own code and doesn’t actually know what’s in it.

Fuck that. Death is the easy way out for the monsters behaving this way.

I want the chief monster in charge removed, tried, and left to rot in a prison for the rest of his miserable life, without access to orange makeup. And I want every piece of shit that has agreed to work with him to suffer the same fate.

Don’t let them become martyrs or allow them to make the lies they tell about us all being the same true. We’re not the same. These motherfuckers are trying to destroy the law. The law should fucking destroy them instead.

That’s exactly what I’m getting at. These fuck-nuggets win primaries because practically nobody bothers to vote in them. He won with 39,133 votes in total versus Villarreal’s 24,908, in a district with around 120,000 voters. The biggest winner of the primaries there was “didn’t fucking bother to show up.”

Primaries. Vote in the goddamn motherfucking primaries. Get these lick-spittle, piece of shit, controlled-opposition weasel dicks out.

Every time I have to use my work laptop (with Windows) for anything, it feels like a giant step back. Lately it’s even worse; it feels like that step is right into some dog shit.

This might legitimately be the year of the Linux desktop, not because Linux suddenly got better, but because Windows finally got unacceptably bad.

We should be clear: They weren’t really anti-war. What they were was stupid enough to believe Trump.

A very cynical part of me wants to know who their parents voted for.

One possibility is that with Israel focused on Iran and Gaza, other countries take it as an opportunity to attack Israel. The U.S. escalates in defense of Israel, other countries escalate and start including U.S. bases as targets (becoming defacto allies of Iran in the process), and it all spirals from there.

I was going to say all this, only worse and less detailed. Thanks to you, I don’t have to!

My favorite example: Copilot to read your emails for you and send responses automatically. Get two people with Copilot sending each other emails with neither person actually involved. Efficient!

Tall guy, here. There are specific exercises you can do to strengthen and stabilize your back, and that might help. I’ve actually got fewer back troubles than I did when I was young and stupid, because I’m taking care of it.

How about a $10 billion fine for OpenAI for every mistake? Make it hurt. Make them pull the plug on this travesty.

Weird way to spell “pragmatic and effective.”

This is what failing to enforce their orders has wrought for the judicial branch. ICE will continue ignoring them until judges start ordering their bailiffs to take these scumbags straight to jail from the courtroom.

Thanks!

It goes beyond the problems introduced by the model router, though. I have to work with GPT 5.2 for my job (along with Claude, Gemini, and a few others), and we have enterprise API access to it. So when I select GPT 5.2 as the model to use, it’s spending tokens to actually use it.

And it’s pretty bad. It’s noticeably worse than the 4.x series. I find myself having to fix its mistakes far more often.

I’ve struggled to reason out an explanation, and model collapse really seems like a contender, especially if you follow information theory and why training these things is so hard.

As it happens, there’s a new talk about exactly this from George D. Montañez. You might find it interesting: https://youtu.be/ShusuVq32hc