File. In Unix everything is a file.

honestly if local LLMs become easier to implement in the future due to dedicated hardware, the Unix-like thing I'm working on might actually get this

Am I missing something but I can't see full article? All I see is like a 100 words preview, is this the whole thing?

i believe the post is a [video] and the 100 words are an AI summary

At least the cost of building slopware has drastically decreased.

Microsoft can show a screen-wide dick enlarger ad instead of everyone's wallpaper and people will still be using windows for decades. They already know it.

Maybe we should go further and use some DSL to speak with each other in the first place? Would def make everything straight and eliminate ambiguity!

That's Lojban.

Turns out, ambiguity is an intentional communicative tool.

Classic. He forgot to add "make no mistakes" to the prompt. Based on the commits alone Im not sure anyone really reviewed the correctness of the git history.

When someone specifically mentions "built in ~4h with Claude Code" they probably didn't care that much about the outcome quality

It's a cool PoC even if implementation/result isn't perfect.

If the first commit was two weeks ago, how did it ended up saving 500k a year already? Did they mean expected to save?

You'll never get an impressive resume with an attitude like that.

they probably got paid 500k for sponsored content

>nocopy for disabling copy-to-clipboard

Im curious how is this used?

It is a markdown thing. It removes the "copy" button from the code block when the markdown is rendered. Search for "nocopy" on this page.

https://docs.instruqt.com/tracks/challenges/using-markdown-e...

>In the fantasy imagination of some people

Could it be fantasy reinforced by some LLM "advisors"? I have a strong feeling that the people in US administration are talking to LLMs which constantly reassure them that their imagination is the best

Famously, the 'Trump Tariffs' were almost certainly determined by LLM, hence tariffs being applied on uninhabited islands.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=trump+tariffs+decided+by+a

I wanted to ask exactly same question: fellow UK citizens, do your iphones become bricks if you fail to verify your age or what?