srrrse @without.boats · 04/09/2026you can order power tools on wolt now but im holding out for makitas 030
srrrse @without.boats · 04/07/2026Unlike hacker news commentators fable can admit when it’s wrong: 1120
srrrse @without.boats · 29/06/2026this shit is just a little bit too millennial coded for me chief 050
srrrse @without.boats · 28/06/2026For example here’s the take of Priya Donti, an actual MIT professor focused on the topic computing.mit.edu/news/3-quest... 0120
srrrse @without.boats · 11/06/2026check out knuth low key roasting him in this print only interview 161
srrrse @without.boats · 27/05/2026hard to think of a more explicit expression of moral depravity than the tag on palantir’s chore coat 2543
srrrse @without.boats · 18/03/2026The core concept of cybernetics is that we can, by iteratively feeding system output back into the system improve the steerage of the system toward our intended goals. It comes from the Greek for “pilot.” 2181
srrrse @without.boats · 13/03/2026got some shocking news for people who post like this about information that has been written down 1291
srrrse @without.boats · 23/02/2026Obviously I don’t agree. I think once these tools have become normalized someday this idea that sentience comes from the language will seem as absurd as this classic tweet: 1150
srrrse @without.boats · 21/02/2026thinking a lot today about the futurist manifesto and Silicon Valley 190
srrrse @without.boats · 10/02/2026My favorite stupid claim in this stupid slop blog post is that a condition which has happened on average every 5.5 years since ‘93 is representative of societal collapse. 2160
srrrse @without.boats · 04/02/2026Humans have language and are conscious. Computers have language and are not conscious so it’s not the language that makes the human conscious, It‘s something else entirely 0240
srrrse @without.boats · 30/01/2026Terabytes! Where could anyone acquire terabytes without “stealing” 2231
srrrse @without.boats · 21/01/2026I have included the most relevant section in the alt text of this image of him giving the talk: 062
srrrse @without.boats · 19/01/2026The silicon valley belief in the singularity has always been obviously a religious phenomenon. Here’s a definition of theology that I like: 0140
srrrse @without.boats · 07/12/2025to be honest, this year has also made me much more in favor of hangings 0291
srrrse @without.boats · 17/11/2025important life update is that i got the coolest sideboard for 50€ 0240
srrrse @without.boats · 23/10/2025Prompting “Caravaggio’s Berghain” 21 months apart. The second is improved in some obvious respects, but isn’t it also lacking something from the first? 160
srrrse @without.boats · 28/05/2025tbh this is a pretty damning statement about java more than anything else 0260
srrrse @without.boats · 16/05/2025what people aren’t considering that this is probably less hallucinatory than the information satya normally gets 0407
srrrse @without.boats · 25/04/2025Posted this on Twitter years ago, but this (from a concurrent skiplist implementation) continues to be the cutest piece of code I ever wrote. 3491
srrrse @without.boats · 11/04/2025I don’t think it’s a good idea to encode peano numbers using type constructors to simulate dependent types 3240
srrrse @without.boats · 25/03/2025The thing about memory safety Luddites is the quality of what they produce is objectively worse. At least most forms of Luddism have some sort of argument that automation traded away quality for cost 6541
srrrse @without.boats · 14/03/2025AI systems like these have started to surpass humans in a number of domains - flying through the sky, traversing rivers, heating homes, keeping out the rain, just to name a few - and they’re getting better every day. 0171
srrrse @without.boats · 21/02/2025Something we should bring back from the 80s is narrow serif fonts in advertisements 1220
srrrse @without.boats · 18/02/2025Room is still under construction but it’s starting to get vibey 0150