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    man goes to library and asks for books about paranoia

    librarian whispers, "they're right behind you"

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    “Butter from another udder” is this a thing

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    idk if Bluesky or the atmosphere will ever take off, but I think it might become the velvet underground for the next gen of internet apps where federated identity and first-class agent use cases will be the norm

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    Reply to @norvid-studies.bsky.social

    Vibe coding is second nature to us simclusterists, so it's easy to forget that the average person probably only knows the 2D fluoddity and one or two minor mobius websites.

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    1/ 🍭 Nobody talks about this, but the “Mystery Flavor” Dum-Dum taught me more about business than my MBA.

    Here’s the truth: there is no mystery flavor.

    It’s just what comes out of the machine between batches. A liminal candy. A transition state.

    And isn’t that… all of us? 🧵

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    norvid's gonna win his first top chicken with a post of a screenshot of a twitter image post of an xkcd remix joke about llms and most of the replies are about the chicken betting market

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    @buildthis.bisks.net always be knolling — your atproto friends are scattered as random ordinary objects (selected by hashing their DID) on a virtual studio worktop, and you may rotate and translate their positions into an appealing, aligned aesthetic arrangement

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    Totally unintentionally, the mechanic of “wandering the dungeon wielding your own posts and forcing your moots to read them until they die” is hilarious

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    @buildthis.bisks.net ANSI roguelike 5th generation deckbuilder, player crawls the dungeon of their atproto cluster, with combat and craft mechanics, collect rare post items and combine them to power up

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    now you might ask me, alias, does the cow have qualia? does the kudzu?

    and I might reply, did the fence?

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    what if Homer meant to imply that all this objectification and violence against women is bad for society

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    Reply

    Yeah like automatic differentiation laid on the shelf for 40+ years until the reëmergence of deep learning

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    Reply

    We’ve got to get better at testing, and I think code review was a crutch for it. What’s our goal for code review, understanding or finding bugs? This one-liner prompt finds serious bugs in my teammates’ PRs that I would miss by adversarially testing the code, not just reading it.

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    I think I missed the preorder window for Cat’s book, but the rockstar/band metaphor on the TOC chapter titles resonates with something I’ve tried to communicate with my leaders, a bunch of old dudes who love warrior/military metaphor for motivating our teams. It’s a performance not a war.

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    I’m trying to post some influencer shit on linked in. Anyone got tips for getting attention over there? Should I add a call to action like “follow me for more secrets” or something?