> Artificial Intelligence Replacement Dysfunction

I take issue with calling it a dysfunction when the symptoms are a completely natural and appropriate response to an irritation. To me, it has a whiff of blaming the victim.

> No business wants to deal with the headache of on-ramping employees who have never worked in a specific domain or industry…

The usual sickness. If you don’t train people to become specialists and just expect them to fall from the sky, it’s only a question of time until you run out of specialists.

You can always trust Microslop to screw you over despite any past promises to the contrary.

Just look at the other comments in this thread and you see exactly those claims. We live in entertaining times.

S-expressions are more than mere syntax. Lists in OCaml can only have a single element type, so you would need something different for s-expressions.

A great write-up, with a fair description of Linux. It cites facts and gives some explanations. And it brings good news: My KDE Plasma Linux Desktop running on X11 is completely safe from being hijacked by agentic robots. I run Wayland only for the few games that don't work on X11, then I switch back again because Mathematica does not like Wayland.

Linux is an OS that lets me do what I want when I want it and importantly _doesn't_ do a whole lot of shit that I _don't_ want it to do, as opposed to macOS or WinDOS. That includes robots wreaking havoc on my desktop.

Being able to run the software you want to run is very important. But not being forced to run software you don't want to run is even more important. And neither Microslop nor Apple respect the wishes of their users in these regards.

Each time you say that an LLM "understands" something better than you do, you also say that you're not actually qualified to judge the LLM's understanding.

And a milquetoasted editorialized title again. Who does that?

Nice. I like the yellowish paper texture.