Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 2hI kind of expect a hybrid model to develop where the SaaS provider maintains the data and critical architecture, but the endpoints are exposed enough that agents can throw together any UI the client wants to build instead of asking the provider to add a button. 220
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 2hIf we're talking a two-year horizon, then at most we're talking about like 20% of the field changing. Big businesses don't move that fast and small businesses that aren't tech startups don't chase the latest tech like that. 010
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 21hTechnically, all humans with autism are autism animals. 0140
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 21hI do think it's hilarious that one of his examples of little unimportant, AI slop side projects he's vibe-coded is a Wildfire Early Warning System to be used by a fire chief he knew. 142
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 21hThis article isn't about best practices in software engineering, it's a moral argument against "frontloading fun" that would make the Puritans proud. 171
Reposted by Kheti The ScribeEmma the Sewer Socialist @mayorseidel.bsky.social · 05/10/2026It’s so funny how Elon is constantly responding to this kind of sick shit with “yes” or “that’s correct” but never actually composes any reprehensible opinions of his own, even about how low T men can’t think for themselves 2211
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 02/10/2026Do you have a preferred term for that duct taped combination? We typically refer to cars by model even though they're made of many unrelated subsystems and can vary substantially by year or trim. 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 02/10/2026Something like $500 per room in a budget hotel (Best Western/Holiday Inn level) apparently. youtu.be/JlP5FZI4cKs?...youtu.be76. Hotel Art | The Economics of Everyday ThingsYouTube video by Freakonomics Radio Network 011
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 01/10/2026Hotel art. Waiting room magazines. (Very Unfortunately) a lot of media for pre-k children. The half aisle of books they stock in grocery stores. Media where quality is irrelevant. 100
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 01/10/2026That seems more like an argument against any particular piece of AI slop becoming culturally important than against the existence/prominence of an undifferentiated promiordial soup of AI slop. 110
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 01/10/2026Now to be fair, Supreme Court expansion is definitely a big part of the solution for our current crisis. 020
Reposted by Kheti The ScribeZoomer Antimillenarian @surcomplicated.bsky.social · 30/09/2026This isn't a court at all. They're literally not even reading the fucking briefs before making "decisions". 13978229
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 30/09/2026Instructions were written back in 2020-21 when we still had test shortages, and haven't been updated since because who actually reads the docs? 0110
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 30/09/2026It matters for theory because if LLM can do advanced math without tools, that disproves the claim that it's just shuffling tokens around. That doesn't mean the inverse is true, but it's a Problem for Bender's view. 0120
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 30/09/2026He claimed afterwards that the Hawks game was the only NBA or NCAA Men's game on that night, implying that they inferred the game from the date and time alone. But even that doesn't make sense because both the NBA and men's NCAA had games that night. So in conclusion: 🤷tmz.comSen. Eric Schmitt Says Botched 'Gotcha' Moment in Jack Smith Hearing Wasn't EmbarassingSenator Eric Schmitt's standing behind his line of questioning in the Jack Smith hearing ... even though it seems his "gotcha" moment totally backfired. 001
Reposted by Kheti The Scribefunferall @funferall.bsky.social · 28/09/2026solarpunk but it’s cold north forests, remote sparse AI-powered cabins, chopping wood, warm indoor glow, green tech, mint-colored lichens, dark firs, mosses, mushrooms talking beneath the woods, coming inside to warm by the GPU hearth 10984
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 27/09/2026That is of course assuming that that in 2032 John Cornyn, then eighty years of age, is ready and able to run for Senate. But Senators as a rule do seem ready to assume as such. 010
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 24/09/2026Pretty sure Tommy Tubbeville's furry freakout is a form of projection and may point to some past entanglements in his personal life. 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 23/09/2026Given that Musk seems determined to make Grok embody every possible critique of AI from political misinformation to environmental harm to revenge porn, it would be political malpractice for Democrats not to turn XAI/Grok into Glonzo. 130
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 23/09/2026We can't allow enemies of the United States to win the AI race, and that's why Democrats need to promise to use every tool from chip embargoes to nationalization to drone strikes to stop Elon Musk/XAI 1121
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026You don't understand, this is about stopping a rampant fraud scheme practiced by billions of welfare cheats and illegal aliens. It goes like this: Step 1: Pay monthly premiums to remain insured, putting money in Step 2: Never pull money out Step 3: ??? Step 4: Fraudulent Profit 010
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026That's why proposals to run Ossoff or Mark Kelly are insane. Even if they ARE the best candidate in the field, they're not better than the runner-up + an extra Senate seat 040
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026The problem is that it's all the same tech, especially when you're talking about writing code for good purposes (day planning) vs evil ones (missile guidance). You can kinda draw a bright line at image generation, but a text-only AI can still code up an SVG of Big Titty Bulbasaur. 020
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026I guess it also makes sense as a Woody Allen movie quote. 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Last one sounds like a plausible Trump Truth™️, for reasons that should be epsteinly obvious 100
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Obviously it's afar older political instinct of kings and pharaohs. But it's also speaks to how Trump sees no hope of being honored once he's out of power. And your local parks director just doesn't have the budget for even a scaled down version of this. 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026We named a flagship aircraft carrier after a non-entity like President Ford (announced just before he died) because that's the polite thing to do among American politicians. Trump's dedication to slapping his name on everything while he still can is unique. 100
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Agreed, it's the bane of policy nerds everywhere. You can say there's a general political itch to rename and rebrand things, but Trump's focus on self-aggrandizement over mutualistic back-scratching makes him unrecognizable in the American political tradition. 110
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026In defense of the post office renaming, it's a very human way of honoring someone retiring/deceased who's well liked in their community. Nobody is harmed by it, and if someone objects it's usually dropped to avoid a time wasting squabble over something trivial. 110
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026It's an interesting test case insofar as nobody in the article alleges inaccuracies or low quality work, but the guy's role in creating the articles was clearly more editorial than authorial. 020
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Went looking for answer and... Selzer retired from polling in response to that failure? Truly we've lost righteous follower of Bushido. 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Taylor Lorentz is one of those frog species that are doomed to extinction because they live in a polluted river and have thin, permeable skin that directly absorbs toxic sludge. 010
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026But y'know, maybe there'd be a whale personhood movement that would gain support a few generations after the introduction of kerosene. 010
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Realistically? Their degree of legal personhood would probably depend on the value of their trade goods vs the lamp oil rendered from their corpses. I'm not optimistic. 110
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026After the elementary shitshow it seems to have been a fairly subtle case of staff talking the right talk without sufficient academic rigor. Which is not easy to see when inside it! We desperately need to be about to talk about parenting failures without jumping to "omg did u even TRY?!?" 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Uninvolved parents don't launch a manhunt for their daughter's absentee principal or re-grade homework. The problem that involved parents and household privilege weren't enough to overcome the poor school environment, and NHJ couldn't admit what was staring her in the face. 110
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 22/09/2026The article shows basically the opposite. There are repeated incidents in each school where NHJ goes to absurd lengths to make the principals and teachers do their jobs. You can blame her for not noticing and breaking the pattern, but she's clearly an involved parent. 200
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 19/09/2026As a public sector employee, we'd just ~love~ to have all our internal processes one public records request away from being published. 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 19/09/2026(to be fair, doing this accurately enough to be useful for the LLM could have Legal Implications) 240
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 19/09/2026"are you willing to write down processes and how you make decisions?" "I would rather die." 2322
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 17/09/2026The miller was effectively a tax collector for the local lord, and that bastard was slightly wealthier than you and ~definitely~ skimming off the grain you brought in to be milled. 120
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 17/09/2026The first category of "trades or crafts considered dishonest, such as shepherds, millers, watchmen, bathhouse keepers, linen weavers or barbers" feels more like used car salesmen than untouchables 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 17/09/2026Guy who thinks existential AI risk is real and the critical window is the next 2.5 years, but knows from personal experience that the Trump administration will make p(doom) worse. 041
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 16/09/2026How about indifferent to whether the venture makes money or maintains status quo ante ratings? 110
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 15/09/2026Was there a time period where breakthroughs were mostly made by agreeable, flexible people putting in sustainable levels of effort? 000
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 11/09/2026Many of these shows are hitting schedule issues by season 2 from a combination of big name casts and not knowing if they'll get a second season until after the show premieres. 030
Kheti The Scribe @kheti.bsky.social · 11/09/2026Well yeah. JFK was loved, admired, and considered a symbol of his party before and outside his assassination. 010