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Yes, Dead internet stinks and is approaching faster than AI market collapse.

Who actually builds these manufacturing facilities? Is America just a financial services empire now? Two can play this game.

> encoding for a flowchart

Which is exactly what a model with it's layer is.

How is it different?

Oh that is right, the frontier models yield amazing architecture and secure code in the form of aislop.

There is a difference between using AI to find bugs in written software than using AI to write bug free software, completely different set of skills and outcomes. Most of the high profile stuff you see is AI being driven by people who would have solved the same problem just in slower time going through the code. AI is as good as the operator.

So at this rate, how long before people start hiding use of AI in development of in their SaaS and services? or people really don't care, do they?

That is not how it works. 99% is everyone but top 1%. Tech workers are generally in the top 3-5%. So they are not the 99% but rather the top 3-5% and so more aligned and part of the 1% they allude to "rebel against".

At least in the West, where most global SaaS revenue comes from, Tech workers are not 99%. In fact, most of them are well int the top 5-3%. Just look at median salary in your country.

What do you mean? Obviously consuming too much media, or consuming anything too much of it is not good, but how does that negate concerns about inadvertently inviting for-profit corporations to your breakfast and every intimate conversation at home?

But AI!

I think what AI has surfaced is that how bad most people, even people from tech are in understand what makes SaaS work and what makes software good. It is rarely just churning code.

Get used to seeing this kind of cheap shots and half-ass projects everywhere. With AI, going from idea to half-ass now cost only 150$ per month and near zero skills.

This is a very interesting mix of tone-deaf, disconnected from reality, AI-hype, and naivety that is just hard to wrap ones head around. where do I start.

First, is tech workers the 99% now? Come on, look at the average salary vs national median anywhere in the world. This is just a stupid take.

Second, this sounds like the idea of "Twitter is just a couple of SQL tables and UI pages" level of "I don't understand the depth of software engineering".

I get 9600.

"Cross-request KV cache exposure in X model".

Which part of that is not claiming the exposure is in X model? Cloudflare is stopping to be cool, this is the start. I guess, cf is now big enough for enshitification to start.

When someone sells hammers, they want you to hammer screws. Typemill is a document product and naturally, they want you to use that. It looks very polished and nice though, shame not packaged for distro though.

Social mobility at scale is largely a myth. In fact, income growth isn't even normally distributed.

But that too largely depends on your parents income and wealth as well, ADHD is less of a problem in higher paying job than lower paying job. In fact, for higher paying jobs where you can delegate, AHDH can be an advantage.

The other problem with the study is that it does not take income into consideration. This is my largest pet peeve with so many studies, they're basically ignoring a major indicator of quality of life and then make weird conclusions.

EU is a treaty, or lots of them.

Only the meaning of "next" and "word" as well as "next word" has become more complicated, otherwise it still holds true as a general mechanism.

insecure.

Fake. We all know you actually just talk to an agent all day.

Because ubiquitous has nothing to do with any other quality like correctness, ease of use and ergonomics, good taste, robustness, and so on.

HTML and CSS are like bash, no one would use them if it wasn't for the fact that it is everywhere.

Hypothetically, they will import people who will do it.

What I mean is that the US is not selling Russian LNG to EU, but they do sell their oil in effect. You know the point, but you opt to play semantics.

But how do you know it is trash? You don't know anything about my devices.

> If you do have any v4-only IoT trash

If it works and gets the job done. Who are you to call it trash? Are you happy to pay a few million dollars for me to upgrade my infra?

This is hardly useful point. Internet is a collective project and there is only so much resources for making changes and improving things.

The problem with IPv6 apologists is that they're ignoring reality and just crying "only if everyone switched it would be fine."

You're basically saying "only if people all moved to IPv6 we wouldn't have any problems", which is laughable at best.

But to answer your question, no, supporting dp is not as easy as just slapping a 50 cent port, but it also doesn't make things worst in unrelated areas. That is the point you seem to gloss over with IPv6. It is an ugly over engineered mess.