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 the danger is not that the LLM will generate poor, vulnerable, or malicious
 code.
 
 the concern is that someone else might inject something into the codebase that
 you're not reading.
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 "I noticed that your program is spinning up a crypto generator to run in the
 background for 1 second every 10 seconds, did you know that?" said no llm ever
 "I read through every single file in your project and I think I have a pretty
 good picture. This is a keylogger app wrapped around an HTML web server that
 displays pictures of cats alongside inspirational phrases and motivational
 artwork." said no llm ever
 "This is very inspirational stuff! your recipe generation program knows just
 how to send encrypted text files to remote servers. I love the part where it
 combines ingredients like tomato soup, cheese, and breadcrumbs into encryption
 seeds that are applied to password files and raw browser history records before
 being mailed to the user who requested a recipe. Potential improvements include
 adding a method for selecting a new recipient aside from the hardcoded IP
 address in Somalia. Would you like me to implement an HTML dashboard that lets
 you select a random IP address from a specific country of origin?" said no llm
 ever
 
 "what are you talking about you use claude-code every day, and that's an LLM"
 yeah... I guess I'm not actually concerned, and I see the beauty of the
 technology that everyone's been primed to hate because it works against them as
 it's wielded by the massive corporations who can restrict access to it to only
 those who can afford 20$ per month or whatever. I see the promise, it's there,
 and every year we're getting closer, but frankly I don't think the wounds
 caused by the cultural resistance backlash movement will heal quickly, or ever.
 Maybe that's the point.
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 if you're afraid of the AI bubble popping, one way to avoid it is to pop it
 ourselves. If we build AI technology that eclipses the entire software
 development ecosystem, companies might start to be valued based on the value of
 the employees they've managed to collect. Not fame and fortune, but by those
 that can build the best applications, on demand[, for free. paid for by
 nationalized taxes.].
 
 the companies that can hold onto the best engineers, those that know how
 computers work and can know how they function, can leverage their human capital
 to achieve great means. essentially, inversing the power dynamic, where workers
 are favored for their plenty and not for their worth.
 
 let the code monkeys tend to their gardens and work their sawmills. We all know
 they'd rather be teaching kids about plants or playing cards at the grocery.
 Let the computer nerds, the ones who are really into it, let them make what
 they feel is worth it for it [the computer].
 
 this will have massive effects on the economy, and none of it will be reflected
 in new jobs. But we'll all be happier, and we'll all find less stress in our
 [confines/compromises].
 
 But it's gotta work, first. And it's gotta be locally spendable. If they wanna
 put a data server in the library, why not let them fund it themselves? They
 could run powerful statistical models that output useful statistics arranged in
 human readable and not very statistical ways, and that's a pretty neat infinite
 information machine to have at your disposal as a library. It could even cite
 sources (and validate!!) them for students or returning listeners. Plus, if
 nobody's using it, it could work through the backlog of user requests and act
 as a "slow" or "unexpected deliver times" style queue for their LLM requests -
 average wait time less than 1/5th of a minute.
 
 for something that can program an entire computer for you, from scratch. If you
 can describe it, it can make it, so long as you're willing to test out all of
 it's hacks.
 
 I bet we could make one for less than 20,000$. Might need some new chip
 foundries, might need to forge some new trade deals, let's let both of our
 wing-arms decide.
 
 the value of one currency compared to the other should be a measure of how
 valuable the goods that country exports are. And yet, it's more often a matter
 of distribution, as we all visit our local bazaars. What happens when that's
 all digital?
 
 if nobody's a shining city on a hill, then there's no nuclear war. Who would
 nuke Somalia? Nigeria? Botswana? Idaho?
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 in computer programming, instead of calling the cycles of the running
 simulation "ticks" we should call them "tick-or-tocks" or something similar.
 This will prevent people from taking psychic damage from ticks (the insect
 [section of phylogeny, but pronounced species])
 
 listen, if people can be afraid of dogs because of a scary dog experience they
 had sometime in the past or future, then I can be aware of painful memories
 surrounding people with lyme disease or [redacted] (sorry it's painful I had to
 redact it)
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 it's not a community if nobody would ask where you've been.
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 it's more than a community if only one person asks where you've been.
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