Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 6hIt's the combination of dead eyes and awkward grin that kills me. I couldn't watch Nightcrawler without taking breaks, and yet that keeps jumpscaring every so often on YT. 010
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 8hA few too many people require having to experience the problems themselves before they listen to others warning them. It's also hard not to roll your eyes when they use their experience to keep dismissing you for not wasting your time. 020
Reposted by SachymetsuMelissa DuVant @melissaduvant.bsky.social · 16hso much of the AI techboro stuff is *deeply* solipsistic and highly creepy - "the entire world must be made for me, and anything not specifically for me is bad and wrong" 1057745
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 12hSince @bevy.org is now AI-boosting, another thing I have to unfollow/divest from entirely. I honestly don't know how such a great time during Rustweek soured so quickly in the matter of a few months. Beyond disappointing. 030
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 12hShe has me blocked, so yeah 🙃 I'm too anti-AI and despite my best efforts to advocate (respectfully), she kinda views a lot of creatives & anyone pushing back on AI as NIMBYs or NIMBY adjacent. A lot of tech folk just look down on non-techies, and no difference here. 030
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 14hSo yeah, maybe zig can mature enough? Or something else could land to drive my interest. But like I have said before, I'm going to be focusing my interests on things that are explicitly anti-slop and community run/focused. Anything corpos touch turns to shit. 110
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 14hMy continued use of rust will take a "minimal dependencies" approach from now on, because I view crates io as a liability now with the amount of slopcrates on there. I do want to jump to another lang, but I have been enjoying embedded dev a lot, so it's going to suck for a while for me... 110
Reposted by SachymetsuHypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app · 29/09/2026So wild to me that the entire economy is propped up by companies who think living your best life is being a middle manager to a collection of bots. 3588124
Reposted by SachymetsuCasey Explosion @caseyexplosion.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Genuinely, this is what bothers me the most, it's fundamentally changed my relationship with art where I'm greeting it initially with skepticism and scrutiny, I never want to feel that way about art. 4033331028
Reposted by SachymetsuTechnology Connections @techconnectify.bsky.social · 29/09/2026These last couple of years have been a really fun exercise in revealing who moves through life without noticing the hundreds of service workers who make their daily life possible. 01028
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 28/09/2026Yeah, it doesn't sound like you have a clean path to get everything in order. Do you have family/friends that can help out in some way? 100
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 28/09/2026The engineering solution: Walk over to the wall. Pull the plug. Leave the machine off. 010
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 28/09/2026Like one I came across is literally claude reproducing the code of an older, much more stable/tested crate. It even had the same code paths, just maybe with renamed variables. Honestly, I probs will start writing rust code with minimal deps from now on. C devs were unfortunately right here 😔 000
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 28/09/2026For me, it gets me more depressed the amount of devs being *neutral* about all this. "It's just a tool!" while ignoring everything that said "tool" is turning to shit. Crates.io is increasingly depressing to look at with all the vibe-coded crates... 120
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 28/09/2026I was a tech lead once, and I was doing everything he was, user journeys, specs, solutiom designs, coordinating work. Even code reviews! Except I worked with actual people, engineers, not LLM agents. So it was all familiar to me, and it made me a bit sad at how everything becomes management... 160
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 28/09/2026One of my friends showed me how he works with coding assistants at his job, the kind of things he does, etc. It all looked quite familiar to me, but I didn't have the heart to tell him. He has become a manager... 150
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 27/09/2026I have a seething hatred for the industry as it is, and I *am* a swe. I hate what it has done and is doing to my profession. I love coding, but I am holding onto this simply out of spite at this point. I won't debase myself with vibe coding, but that might mean I am unemployable from now on... 040
Reposted by Sachymetsuabsolute horses @jcoglan.com · 27/09/2026sorry, some big AI vendors went on record *in court* recently saying their products are a world-historic act of theft and we're still supposed to treat this as a legitimate technology? 05616
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 27/09/2026Mostly though, going pure JS with no build nonsense outside of the stuff to upload to the MCU is quite nice. JS as a simple scripting lang is what it shines as, and going beyond that is painful. A joy to write JS again. Oh how I missed thee. 000
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 27/09/2026As a further update: Writing es5 jabbascribt is giving me quite nostalgic vibes. Reminding of a simpler (though not necessarily better) time. No async/await, just naked promise chains and callback code. Much less fluff and more global code. Tiny scripts tho. 100
Reposted by SachymetsuJW Mason @jwmason.bsky.social · 25/09/2026This is the master key to deciphering contemporary debates about free speech. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/se... 3233841258
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 26/09/2026It feels weird yet neat to be programming a microcontroller with jabbascribt. Like... taboo. But I like it. 130
Reposted by SachymetsuChaucer Doth Tweet @levostregc.bsky.social · 26/09/2026A.I. and corporate lingo are dragging language ynto drugged realmes of vague, airy, plastic nothingnesse: glitz and hyperbole wythout meaning. Language must have fur and clawes, make the floorboardes creake and leave wet dirtye footprintes. Wordes are rayne and fyre and stone. Wielde them. Save us. 6538199
Reposted by SachymetsuMoon @softmoon.world · 25/09/2026Hey creative technologists. I'm doing some early research, but I want to know if there are artists who use (or used) Processing (the Java version with a PDE) who aren't white men. Pointers would be really helpful 122
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 25/09/2026I have written about the addiction angle before earlier this year, and it doesn't surprise me that others are getting to similar conclusions: sachy.dev/blog/addicte...sachy.devThe Addiction to Productivity 020
Reposted by Sachymetsutante @tante.cc · 25/09/2026"Unfortunately this "expert slop", where expert is a self-perceived title, carries a corporate framing that damages interactions. Others become, at best, fungible coworkers, and, at worst, annoying speed bumps in the race to 100% completion of any softwar...LLM Policies: Progress At All Costs 1151
Reposted by SachymetsuPSX Bunlith 🪄🏳️⚧️ E2 OCT 16TH!!!! 🐰🌱 @b0tster.yeag.gay · 24/09/2026i think one big factor (among many) as to why AI has had such a foothold in coding spaces is because the majority of people dont consider programming to be art 1253542822
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 25/09/2026Given how many programmers are pro or neutral on AI, I'd basically block like half of rust devs at the moment if I had to go this route. I just block if they interact and do so in bad faith. You can also restrict interactions too. 111
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 23/09/2026Or I could just... run a linter. You can configure linters to be as pedantic as you want too. 010
Reposted by SachymetsuChuck Tingle @chucktingle.bsky.social · 22/09/2026thank you bisexual dice polycule 292023721
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 22/09/2026Oh, and training the markov chain on the whole Moby Dick text takes 46ms. I can just do it at runtime, no need to cache, lmao. 010
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 22/09/2026I probably need to benchmark iocaine locally to make sure, but I figure on my local machine, it'll likely hit similar numbers. Markov chains are pretty fast, and this is entirely CPU driven. LLMs need entire GPUs just to output tens/hundreds of tokens per second. 110
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 22/09/2026Did some benchmarking of nailpit's markov chain impl, and I'm quite surprised. 20-22 million tokens per second after being trained on the full Moby Dick text. I think iocaine does around 10 million tokens per second currently? There's potential improvements still, but that will be a whole effort... 120
Reposted by SachymetsuUSER WAS BLOCKED FOR THIS POST @blockedforthispost.bsky.social · 21/09/2026I recommend you stop telling trans people what they should do and start telling the politicians to advocate equal rights for everyone. 241673374
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 21/09/2026Labor force participation hasn't recovered from pre-COVID times and has worsened in the US recently. It's easy to game your unemployment rate if people are dropping out of the workforce entirely. US participation rates are approaching Spain levels, and things here aren't... amazing either. 010
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 21/09/2026Just to point out that you also need to look at Labor force participation rate, which for the US has been decreasing and is now below OECD average. This correlates with Employ rate decreasing, while Unemploy rate only decreasing more recently with the decrease in Youth unemploy at 9.1%. 100
Reposted by Sachymetsujenny tightpants @jtp.bsky.social · 21/09/2026"i have created the machine that thinks." you fucked up a perfectly good graphics card is what you did. look at it. it's got anxiety 3569981624
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 21/09/2026But the billionaires are making SO much more money now! That's clearly good for the economy! That wealth will surely trickle down to the rest of us... any time now... 020
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 20/09/2026I hate how much of the async ecosystem just assumes tokio. That said, I haven't tested embassy-executor yet (it supports std environments too 😈) 020
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 20/09/2026I doubt async-executor/async-io would be better here, but I basically would have to write a custom executor tailored to the workloads of nailpit to get maybe better than tokio perf... But that's a big undertaking... so easier to just stick to tokio for now. 011
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 20/09/2026So I tested nailpit with some alternate io-uring async runtimes to see if I could switch from tokio: monoio - Wins on the generated page throughput, but worse tail latencies and more overhead compio - lol, lmao (worse than tokio on every metric) Guess I'm stuck with tokio for now... 230
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 18/09/2026I have been writing my own tarpit to do some shenanigans on a lot of these crawlers. Some managed to trip my spicy rate limiting (zip bombs), but otherwise, I just reverse slow-loris the responses to lessen the pressure on my server. I would still need extra stuff like anubis if I host more... 010
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 18/09/2026If not fully AI generated, it is at least AI edited, because it is not entirely consistent with the usual AI tells. Someone who consumes too much AI content can also end up writing in a similar style too. 100
Reposted by SachymetsuNicky 2 @nickyflowers.com · 18/09/2026i'm still trying to think how i would answer "why take pictures of nothing" in a way a tesla owner would understand. "finding beauty in the mundane is a based epic meme", or maybe "taking a lot of pictures to hone my skills is sort of like farming reddit karma". i just don't know. it's baffling... 4688
Reposted by SachymetsuKetan Joshi @ketanjoshi.co · 17/09/2026As I warned you: the superstar media darling AI quitter is explicitly agreeing with Trump and claiming climate threats are "overplayed". Effective altruism / rationalism is a cult of broken priorities that denies the threat of fossil fuels. This is why Anthropic loves burning gas for power. 521945537
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 17/09/2026I guess some ideas came from there that weren't terrible, but it does mean it pulls in that crowd with all their particularities. It's not really a surprise that a huge portion of the ATProto scene is slopped. Not everything is, but again, it emphasises that particular crowd being present. 020
Sachymetsu @sachy.dev · 17/09/2026Former crypto/now AI bros are still salty that this site took off not with the same crowd that thrives on twitter, but with queer & trans folk fleeing from that hellhole. 130