l'empathie mécanique @dpwiz@qoto.org

@lupyuen Please, for the love of everything holy, don't tell people to `cabal install` packages. There's enough suffering in the world already.

@omglinux nice. I'd like some of that for Chromecast audio too.

I've heard that Australian media magnates are wild, but this is quite something.

@amiloradovsky No, not that chart. This: https://www.reddit.com/r/AlignmentCharts/comments/nz87e0/cruise_missile_alignment_chart

@dansup So, a Fediverse node, but with only DMs enabled?

@amiloradovsky we need a "Game alignment chart" here 🚀

@amiloradovsky Hm?.. It's a real genre with "playable" "games".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-player_game

@zenforyen @blaine I wish!

There can be a generator for those. The task is not unlike semantic highlighting of identifiers

@zenforyen @blaine Come to #Haskell, we've got
1) polymorphism
2) parametricity
3) a

@amiloradovsky although there are zero-player games, which aren't concerned about external observer. And those are computer games too. Usually.

@amiloradovsky "qualia games"

@kaia be grateful they aren't out for your gaming CPUs

@amiloradovsky Национальный Расчётный Склад

@scottmichaud Personally, I hate it when I have to register each input and/or output manually. Too much brains can be off-putting, but too little is a productivity killer.

I love when a build system can run its own watcher and go incremental.

@scottmichaud Have you seen the "build systems a la carte" paper? Quite insightful!
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-functional-programming/article/build-systems-a-la-carte-theory-and-practice/097CE52C750E69BD16B78C318754C7A4

@BartWronski @aras For the hard shadows it may be cheap and simple, but soft shadows bring that back into finickyland of Monty Python integration.

@baldur I've only skimmed and searched for a few keywords, but the overall point of the article is "LLMs are not AGIs" (on which I totally agree).

Unfortunately I didn't find the "AGIs are impossible" parts. Well, given the overall focus on the status quo, that's fair. Thanks, anyway!

@boilingsteam @Poslovitch It was, in 2013!

Found some ye olde reports
https://techreport.com/news/2-of-steam-survey-participants-now-using-linux/

> Since the Linux client’s unveiling, the number of compatible Steam games has grown to 131 titles, most of which come from smaller independent developers.

With only 131 native titles, most of them indie!

(Also, the Mac was at 3% then, lol.)

@baldur I got interested in "no AGIs" thesis, but there's nothing like that in ToC. Am I missing something?