Aspie96 e Valentino Giudice: persona e personaggio.

Italy
Joined March 2015
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Replying to @itsnebulalol
They misread 256 bit as 0-256, I bet
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Valentino Giudice retweeted
Replying to @davidchalmers42
I'm yet to see any argument that Claude is conscious but Goombas are not.
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Valentino Giudice retweeted
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The typical "well, 2% are found to be false, so that means all the other reports are true" even though only 5% were found to be true. It's also about 5% to be found false. All the rest can go either way but as always they claim it as true to push their false narrative. Can you imagine if we start pushing with "well, 5% are found to be true so that means 95% are false" even though only about 5% are found to be false? Then suddenly they will acknowledge that the remaining 90% with no evidence of it happening doesn't mean it didn't happen.
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I just saw three ads on my timeline:
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Introducing epstein.md A 826,500+ Character .MD File that's specifically trained to skip every vibe coded AI Slop design principle. - no box shadows - no emojis - no '🟢 LIVE ' badges - 0 blue/purple gradients & religiously ignores 350 most common AI words (delve, vibe, seamless ...) It's the result of 11 months of 8 hrs/day Twitter doomscrolling and constant additions to the codebase of our vibecoding ui. Wholeheartedly hoping this finds the most design-needy indie hackers.
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The bullshit doesn't stop. xitter.cf/unitygames/status/2107…
Introducing Unity Spark — a new way to create a game, iterate on it with others, publish it, and play it - all without writing a line of code. You'll build with artist-created assets from the Unity Asset Store, and then you can take your game to the next level by refining it in a new web-based editor. Prompt it. Perfect it. Publish it. Inspired games, with artist-created assets, built on Unity. Closed beta coming soon.
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This is for all those who thinks artificial intelligence is something new.
The term "artificial intelligence" was coined before the term "software" first appeared in print. www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/… jstor.org/stable/2310294
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Valentino Giudice retweeted
The algorithm chokes me with AI content, so I strike back with my 3D art.
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Taking credit for the most retarded statement in 2026.
Tucker didn't say it, I did. The fuck is this?
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Precisely this. Neither map is more geographically accurate than the other. No 2D map can be accurate without specifying what's required of them. It's possible to build a map that preserves areas. Or angles. Or distances. Or whatever else you care about. There are trade offs.
Replying to @RaideoMars
Equal earth projections aren’t more or less geographically accurate than Mercator. You’re just trading one set of limitations for another. Mercator vastly enlarges landmass at the poles, but is good with shapes and angles, Equal Earth is great at showing area, but doesn’t really preserve shapes that well.
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By the way, this is something that everyone should learn in middle school and already hear about in elementary school. It's ok to forget the name or exact properties of different projections, of course, but every adult should be aware that these trade offs exist.
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Preserving areas isn't inherently better than preserving distances or angles. It also isn't inherently worse. You can even have, and use, a map that preserves none of the three and is still useful in some other way.
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Claude Code is for an audience stupid enough to be lead by claims of this sort. Anthropic has no respect for Claude's users and neither should you.
Replying to @dedene
Coding is solved, bugs are not yet solved. Fix incoming
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This is for the idiots who think formal languages are worse than natural language. This is what coding with LLMs looks like.
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Why is an assistant to the President of the United States publishing brainrot?
No longer! Thank you, President Trump and @SecKennedy!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Image is deliberately misleading. 72 is the potential number of doses--not vaccines--if someone got every booster shot every year through age 18; it is not vaccinations for an infant. The US schedule traditionally recommended twelve vaccinations for 0-6 mos. aafp.org/clinical-insig…
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What party does it make me if I think @codeberg_org should be harsher on LLM-generated code (banning it altogether), but the UI of Forgejo should allow changing the name of the default branch (which should initially be "master")?
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I don't think well of vibe coders, but it seems that most of X thinks even less of them than I do. Surprisingly, this includes vibe coders themselves.
The Debian Project is preparing to vote on a General Resolution to officially ban the use of AI / LLM on any part of Debian Linux. The proposal includes an exemption to allow non-Debian, upstream projects to continue using LLM. This exemption would allow the Linux Kernel (which currently has roughly 10% of new code submissions written by AI). debian.org/vote/2026/vote_00…
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As I said, I don't generally think well of vibe coding, or vibe coders. But it doesn't mean I think they truly all belong to the absolute worst unsalvageable garbage of society. I think most of them have dignity. Not a lot of it, they are vibe coders, but at least *some* dignity.
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Even if they are in bad faith, which isn't surprising, I think it's fine to have rules based on the idea they probably still have *some*, possibly undeserved, self-respect. Even the tiniest amount of self-respect would keep one out of a community that rejects their trade.
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