heredos
@heredos@heredos.net
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transphobia is just a phase and a passing trend, you'll grow out of it;
@heredos the thing is for transphobia this is probably closer to the truth tbh
yknow the security argument for open source is kinda weak, given source-avalible would also mean people can read the code and validate its not backdoored and look for bugs and stuff,
@Li@tech.lgbt I think usually they're contrasting open source with closed source, instead of source available. Though, imo, source available without openess is likely to have a cooling effect on contributions, but I suppose any genuinely security critical software would overcome that effect. Other problem with source available is that you can't necessarily build it, so you need to trust their specific build. Validation about backdoors would be theoretical at best in that situation. Though I will say source available projects /usually/ don't prevent you from building it if you want. So maybe that's just a theoretical concern.
@natalie i mean im not saying this to say source avalible is good, merely that it meets that case; but yes. my actual take is that you should just ignore whatever license says and do what you want forever
@natalie
but i mean to resolve this you can just say source-available to the point where you can only use it for security stuff and nothing else,
@heredos i mean you can still report it to the vendor even say what exactly to fix (though if you want you can make this point as explicitly source avalible for the sake of fixing security bugs and nothing else)
i accidentally posted media made by a transphobe and didn't get heavily canceled, whao, how does she do it..
+++ BLENDER NEWS +++ Blender wins coveted Self Ownage award In what can only be described as a stroke of genius, the Blender Foundation leadership has successfully eliminated all the good will it has gathered over more than 20 years, all with a single message. "We had no idea it would be THIS successful", an unnamed member of their team said, "I mean we really did try to win the award when we let Adobe sponsor us, but it wasn't quite enough, but got a little angry, but they forgave us, i mean we ARE Blender after all. So while we were wondering how to top it, we got an offer for a sponsorship from Anthropic. It was a match made in heaven and it worked so much better than we could have ever hoped." We could not get any further comments from the team member, as they were dragged away and publicly stoned by an angry mob. FNR - All the Fedi News you need!
@fnr 'creative people wouldnt forgive us if we went for an adobe sponsorship, so lets go for an ai sponsorship instead"
@Li@tech.lgbt Why not just all of them?
@fnr i dont know who blenderkit, superhive, hyper3d or arrowhead, or chaos are, but the others yeah pretty much,
Gave a talk analyzing 22,000 commits across 74 repos to understand what agentic coding actually changed in our codebase. The answer: more output, yes. But asked if we measure quality the right way
Right after my talk, someone presented their own agentic framework. 20 agents. type in a ticket number. The agents write the code. just watch your usage limits.
And I sat there thinking: I just spent weeks asking "is the code getting better?" and the next talk asks "how do I stop writing code entirely?"
Here's what bothers me most: this isn't even sustainable. The tokens powering these agents cost far more than what subscriptions charge right now. They’re building workflows on subsidized infrastructure and pretending this is the new normal. And when leadership sees a demo like that, what they hear is: "we don't need as many developers." Based on pricing that won't last.
They’re speedrunning their own obsolescence on someone else's dime. And I'm not sure we're even asking the right questions while we do it.
even if we just stop relying on big tech's architecture, capitalism and the money divide remains strong...
@heredos the worst thing is that they worked out a metric of tokens per story point of their system. So they put a cost metric of their work agains it. And it was more efficient. But they didn’t say what other costs where involved.
I will not intervene. I know that my team takes another route. Using AI aditve to their workflows instead of trying to obsolete them selfes
i mean, it's a good thing i guess, the more people whose content is not directly queer-related can be allies, the better
Today's Low Quality Ad is for this Buff Frog Pin. Republicans were so worried that the water was turning the frogs gay that they failed to notice the frogs were getting absolutely jacked.
https://collabs.shop/wlsbzt
Please stop asking me if the buff frogs are gay. I do not know if the buff frogs are gay.
@lowqualityfacts That looks like what RFK Jr. is slowly morphing into. It's the jeans that really bring it home.
@lowqualityfacts All Frogs Are Non-binary. That either means all frogs are gay or no frogs are gay, and I’m not sure which. https://wildlife.org/frogs-change-sex-even-in-natural-settings/
There is copilot but it's even more hilarious, you have to be using vscode and you have to be signed into a github account to use it.
@heredos this raccoon, actually: https://hachyderm.io/@ROllerozxa/116346759203801175
got the game to run in the browser but the idle animation would get glitched after the tab being unfocused making the tail wiggle switch every frame rather than 1000ms like it's hyperactive
@heredos (I figured out the issue. yet another case of falsely assuming deltatime can't be a rather high number... :)
@heredos
noticing many issues in the way 'good guys' act that aren't addressed and then kinda just realizing that they both kind of suck
@heredos hm, is that not related 'you both kind of suck' .. :? if they both do it then they both kinda suck
.. but also meant as a partly understanding what your saying like 'i get this' thing
@heredos i kind of get that alot too? i dont know, bleh im bad at this. then again i 'empathize' with everyone ever, even if their shit to me, in a sort of way, i dont know
@heredos i think i get what you mean idfk, but i kinda don't see how these aren't related, like 'oh your doing all this kinda shit and im supposed to think its fine .. .. .. oh ... okay '
Zip. Zap. Zen. ⚡️
This and more coming to Zen very, very soon!
@zenbrowser Wait.. That was already in Zen... and they removed it... and I miss it. I'm glad it's coming back—it's very useful.
@zenbrowser Aye let's go, can't wait! This is one of the features I've been missing most since switching from Arc
Gamedevs need to decide if they want to brag about how cool they (or think they) are OR make money.
because this kind of things don't works...
Here look at this game I made in 3 hours using chatGPT with my amazing prompt erngineer skills. Get it now for only $89.95
@Kingu OMG! I found Jesus!
@heredos i have a token male alter so im fine (its debatable if he is male he just uses he/they pronouns)
Boosts appreciated, and TYSM in advance:
I am procastinating for a presentation I have to make on cool queer historical people in STEM. And only Turing comes up to mind (I also can't talk about Lynn Conway because I already included her in another presentation).
Can you suggest any other cool figure? I especially interested if there's some sort of interesting story attached to their personal life.
Deadline's on Friday evening plz help 
Magnus Hirschfeld. Queer, Jewish, German, sexologist, pioneer in studying and understanding of homosexual and trans people (and advancing queer rights in society). Active in Berlin in the years before and leading up to the time of the Nazis and had to spend the rest of his life in exile because of Nazi persecution.
@Bel_tamtu very tempted to include him, I'm a bit afraid of not having the skill to explain the concept of sexology effectively, but definitely worth a mention. Thanks!
@democracysausage Sally Ride? Search engines can spit out a sizeable list.
@leaf good tip, thanks! To be fair I didn't find her in my search, so I def appreciate you chiming in!
@democracysausage How about Katherine Johnson who worked for NASA?
@kopierkatze that's quite a story, thanks for the tip! I miiight not include her just because the presentation I have to make is more about gender and sexuality queerness due to the crowd attending, but she's going in my Wikipedia reading list no matter what
@democracysausage If medicine is in STEM, then Alan L. Hart, for tuberculosis detection via X-rays, and for being one of the first trans men getting hysterectomy in the USA (around 1917).
(Not necessarily historical,) Eric Allman is gay and developed Sendmail, but I don't know any interesting story of his beyond the quote about all hate mail getting through a gay program. His husband Marshall Kirk McKusick did a lot of filesystem work in BSD.
@lukyan Alan Hart is in the list for sure, also big lol for that sendmail anecdote, I didn't know that one!
The antimoonlandist are re-awakening again!
Yep. IDK what is Nasa budget, but I am sure it's way lower than this!
@Kingu @hypolite 24.4B, with a 23% cut for 2027 (to line R’s pockets) :(
Which is why they shouldn’t have spent money on a moon landing (it has limited scientific value vs other cheaper alternatives). And I say this as something that firmly believe we need science.
Faking a moon landing in ‘69 wasn’t even remotely possible. Today every country is looking, they would say something. Nobody is. It’s real.
Hey Fedi!
I'm turning 60 today.
@heredos oh no! how are we going to oppose the status quo when the status quo is actually good ?
all to say that i've spent about two hours reading hallucinated comparisons of hallucinated readmes of hallucinated code, and i have such a headache i'm en the verge of giving up.
@heredos i think they just dont even know
hence why i cringe a lot whe our teachers tell us to keep ourselves up to date or we might not find a job.
no one is giving us access to a claude api, and we don't have thousands of bucks to throw at it "just to keep up".
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This is how the near-sentient LLM overlord detect if the user is frustrated :)