Doll @dollspace.gay · 47mDue to recent studies its considering stripping out code tests and replacing them with what its calling "real testing" in which the agent compiles and runs the program to ensure it does the things the code says its supposed to do. 3150
Reposted by DollAricie | 아리시 🏳️⚧️ 🇨🇦 @parisien.cc · 58myoutu.be/5l2iZAnxKkk?...youtu.beHow is the Car Pope Selected?YouTube video by DocuDubery 041
Reposted by DollJoshua Pfohl @pfohl.bsky.social · 1hpeople say this a lot but don't explore the alternative where there is a carcinization-type convergence towards pope-like figures in religions 151
Reposted by DollJeff F @jfeej.bsky.social · 1hThe Avignon car papacy with Renault popes, the Incarsition, Cartin Luther ... 031
Reposted by Dollmutantmell @mutantmell.net · 1htree of the knowledge of leaded and unleaded gasoline 081
Doll @dollspace.gay · 1hThe cars movie has a car pope. That implies car catholicism. Car Jesus who was car crucified. A car garden of eden with car origonal sin. Really makes you think. 8235
Reposted by DollDiscordian @discordian.ca · 1hIt's hard to illustrate the pattern, but Claude Opus mixes up "yes" and "no" multiple times a day for me, seemingly because it's inferred something wrongly, and doesn't talk about it. 051
Reposted by DollDiscordian @discordian.ca · 1hSo is this local repo private? 🤖: No, it isn't hosted anywhere. So it's public then? 🤖: No, it's not on Github at all. I didn't ask about Github. This reminds me of when Google started assuming what I meant and it rapidly became less useful. 181
Reposted by Dollhoptimus @hoptimusprime.bsky.social · 3hone of the best devs of her generation: boss, i found this error scenario, but don't worry, i've created a fix fox it an- middest male manager: pssh no highly trained man would do that, we don't need your girl math best male astronaut: *immediately fucks up* middest manager: save us girl math 7556148
Doll @dollspace.gay · 1hAs always the bad guys already have accelerated offence while we have hands tied behind our backs defense 4202
Doll @dollspace.gay · 1hSol 6.1 galaxy brains too hard. Deeply annoying. Doesnt follow instructions. Drifts hard and spirals quickly out of scope. 080
Doll @dollspace.gay · 2hFor those in the simcluster/AI space here that are also on X perhaps you can geninely answer why a lot of AI people remain there and dont come here? Genuinely looking for their reasons and not going to argue about them. 4171
Reposted by Dollalex williams @atwilliams.bsky.social · 13hnot to defend data centers, but, this is what crowd out looks like: 811617
Reposted by Dollspam-meharderpapa.bsky.social @spam-meharderpapa.bsky.social · 3hIt's like your Spotify wrapped but for office supplies 032
Reposted by DollJane Ball (living dead girl) @jane.inurhead.lol · 3hAmazon is like "this Victorian-ass bitch" 131
Reposted by DollEugene Vinitsky 🍒 @eugenevinitsky.bsky.social · 16hOnce again, if you are a senior researcher spreading doom to junior researchers, shut up shut up shut up. It’s your job to figure out a path forward, even in high uncertainty times. Come back when you have something constructive. 1135342
Reposted by DollKatherine Alejandra Cross @quinnae.com · 19hWynn's Law remains undefeated. 1151451182
Reposted by DollDoll @dollspace.gay · 06/10/2026You don’t have to believe in magic literally to explore an esoteric practice. 5597
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hmostly i just want to offer a different perspective on "social media addiction" or "problematic use" or whatever you want to call it, something beside "evil overlords" or "lack of willpower" that offer no prospect of making anything better. as ever, the point of understanding is solving problems. 6893
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hi have some ideas for a new variation of a "slow Bluesky" client that would restructure the experience toward being more like correspondence and less like the fuzzy stochastic never-ending conversation that it feels like to me in its vanilla configuration. maybe i'll vibe something up. 3693
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hshort of zero-Bluesky, i don't know exactly what the solution is. but i think having this view of the problem suggests some possibilities. one is using Bluesky more to just coordinate other modes of communication, like long-form correspondence and blogs, or Discord voice chats and IRL meetups. 2581
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hi don't like how any conflict on social media stretches out across hours and days. an argument that could be fought and put to bed and recovered from in a couple of hours IRL can last a week in the low-density, stochastic latency environment of Online, and i'm activated and stressed the entire time. 1483
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hi don't like how the "one more reply" pull keeps pushing bedtime later and later, how i never have a moment when i'm not thinking about the conversations and what i'm going to say next. i don't like how it makes me unreliable and inattentive for the people in my life. 1562
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hyou might ask, well, ok, but how is that a *problem*? maybe you *enjoy* being on Bluesky for a chunk of every single hour of your waking life. i know i do. it feels good. but i don't like what it does to the rest of my life. i don't like how it makes me forgetful, how it crushes focused attention. 1593
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hthus social media use can only survive as more or less an all day, all the time thing, or as nothing. nothing is stable: i don't have anything immediately drawing me back, the conversations i had been having before are all long dead anyway. all day is stable only because i can't do more than that. 1471
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hand so, anytime i get on for an hour, it turns out the conversations i want to have are going to take longer than that, because we barely even got started in that hour! so i push it to a couple of hours. but that's not enough either, we're just getting rolling... maybe another couple of hours... 1481
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hprobably you start a few more conversations, to multiplex your Bluesky conversations at the same time you weave them all in among every other thing you're doing in your life. it's the only way to extract what you want, what i want, from this place: rich, deep conversation. 1573
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hthe amount of information you can exchange with another human being in a face to face setting in an hour can easily take 12 hours on a twitterlike, if not multiple days. so you keep the conversation going as long as possible. you'll really get into those deep insights with just another reply! 1655
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hbecause, as long as you actually care about having the conversation, which i do, *the rational response* is to start multitasking. do part of a chore, until you get a notification, or you check the app. write another reply, and then back to the chore. all day long. because that's how long it takes. 1724
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hso i start a conversation, and i wait for the reply. it takes a while. might never even happen! or it might take hours. or it might be 60 seconds away. and yes, this is the "slot machine dopamine hit" thing, and that's not for nothing, but that doesn't actually matter. 1732
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hand i can get it here, sort of, so i keep coming back. but it's not like a debate club or a smart dinner party; i can't get online for a solid 90 minutes of Intellectual Intercourse and be satisfied. the conversation here is *sparse*. a few dozen words every few minutes, at best, often much worse. 1854
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hthe reason twitterlikes have this two-attractors structure is that they're low-throughput, high-latency, stochastic, unpredictable communication channels. i get on here because i want to have conversations. intellectual stimulation, learning, clever debating. i don't get that IRL, and i crave it. 19511
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hbut as soon as i loosen up on the restrictions a little, let myself push the boundaries a little, social media pulls me in for every hour it can get. and there's a structural reason for that, related to the nature of the medium, not the trappings of dark patterns or push notification abuse. 1521
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hthis is, for instance, why i've been online pretty intermittently for months: i've gotten really, really good at imposing schedule restrictions on myself, and it turns out that if i can only be online for an hour or two in a narrow window every day... i just don't get online. it's not worth it. 1601
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hi realized that there are only two attractors in the "social media usage pattern" space, at least for me: there's zero social media use, and there's all day every day woven into my life social media use. anything else i try to implement inexorably crashes into one or the other attractor. 1594
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hthroughout this project, though, social media has been intractable. i can schedule project time and chore time and sleep time and dinner time and with some practice and reinforcement it works well. but social media? it always escapes containment. it always pulls me in too deep. 1583
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hrebuilding myself from depressive night owl WFH hacker who barely knew what day it was, losing time in hazy drifts of social media and deep dives into some project or another, into an early riser with a bedtime and a breakfast time and a dinner time and a whole raft of habits & routines. 1711
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hwhat changed is that over the past two years i have been on a self-improvement kick that involves, among other things, imposing substantial temporal structure on my life. 1602
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hsee, i know that twitterlike social media is bad for my mental health. it manifestly is, it manifestly has been for the entire time i've used it. until recently, that has never really made a difference in how much i used social media, though. 1605
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hthe cycling is new, and most people don't do it, but i am starting with it because the cycling from never online to always online and back again is why i noticed the root cause, and constitutes the strongest evidence for it. 1632
Reposted by DollGrass Toucher Georg @avengingfem.me · 19hto be clear: i don't think very many people go through this cyclical thing. the people that i think are Like Me are the people who are on social media all the time, all day long, weaving it into their daily lives, for good or ill. i spent years in that equilibrium. the cycling is new. 1633