Replying to @pikwimin_
Hey @grok, if gender is a social construct then mustn't it be ontologically dependent on collective human practices, norms, language, institutions, and shared agreements?
In other words a tranny doesn't get to pick their gender; rather, the rest of society picks it for them?
Here's the hard thing I've been working on, at least the very first "hello world" level demo.
This is a Mach-O binary compiled on MacOS (the NoGraphicsApi cube demo) with Metal4, running native under Linux/Darling - which til now did not support Metal4.
cc @SebAaltonen
Literal sociopaths, don't encourage it
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Grooming was obviously the correct way to describe this behavior. They find broken emotionally unstable people, offer them rebirth into something new that comes along with a new identity and community. It’s a powerful psychological temptation for someone who hates their life/ self. It’s how every religious cult has always operated.
Very annoying when projects have anti-AI AGENTS.md in their code.
This is a mostly reasonable one from mesa instructing agents to not comment on github -- but here my local agent doing local experimentation freaks out and asks if I'm sure it can modify the code on my own machine.
Yeah man, I'm sure.
Replying to @thsottiaux
@thsottiaux There's a very simple issue that would simplify my workflow: github.com/openai/codex/issu…
Codex is working through roughly 1h turns all night long and I'd like to see roughly how long it took on each item to help guide it.
All you need to do is print the time.
It's great that this poaster understands their reply is unreadable rage-nonsense, but let's address it regardless:
Computer science has never been dominated by women. Never, ever at any point in history. This false claim was invented by wishful thinkers who would like to reimagine history rather than actually do something.
In reality: Women used to be hired as typists in a non-technical capacity, to type what men dictated. There are a few true women pioneers but they were very rare. Things are MUCH BETTER today - and I've done quite a bit myself to help train and encourage women in tech.
This kind of bullshit primarily makes women uncomfortable because they feel like their contributions are denigrated by their identity. At least that's what the women I've worked with tell me.














