Well, see, there’s your problem. You handcrafted this code carefully, but didn’t think about today’s coding standards. That’s outdated code you use. Why use a simple print with variable substitutions, if you can instead just vibe print it by sending a rough description what your program tries to output to an LLM to account for such possible errors! /s

10-15 years ago:

Me: Buys a gaming PC

Ads: Here’s a local pizza delivery service. Want to order?

Fine, somewhat related at least.

Today:

Me: Buys a gaming PC

Ads: what about this gaming PC? Or that one? Maybe this upgrade kit (worse specs than what I bought) is interesting? Like this PSU/CPU/RAM/graphics card/…? Hot gamer singles in your area want to…

Ah, fuck Off!

Micro transactions on intentionally caused blue screens when?

The others were probably in the Epstein files

A passenger is somewhat aware of the surroundings and might shut up to let the driver concentrate on traffic every now and then. A video call - especially with a group - probably can’t and won’t

Work PC and I have to use edge there with Ghostery (ugh). Was trying to find a decent coding tutorial. Every page load of a video was a playback error that instantly vanished when I hit reload. No problems on FF with uBO today, though.

Soooo, you’re telling me, that if I want to use a NVIDIA graphics card in Linux, I am not allowed to load its official driver’s kernel modules unless I either deactivate secure boot or generate my own signing key and load it into the UEFI, as otherwise this would make the kernel untrusted. But on windows every $random_game_publisher is allowed to run at kernel level without it being considered untrusted?

Es gibt auch im deutschen emittieren, daher kann man das schon mit LED abkürzen. Selbst wenn der Duden nur von Elektronen emittieren spricht, statt von Licht geht das dann IMHO als Zangendeutsch durch ;)

https://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/emittieren

The t in AI stands for trustworthiness, the S in AI stands for safety

Instructions unclear, dick stuck in hole

Two possible explanations:

1. Some legislations require you ship a printed manual with your product - or at least a quick start guide to lay out the first steps with the product.

2. Never underestimate people’s stupidity. If it helps reducing call volume in the product support and helps to fight bad reviews with very little cost per unit…

Ja

Yeah, but what exactly was the question?

.:|:;

Now that we have vibe coding and all programmers have been sacked, they’re apparently trying out vibe presenting and vibe graphing. Management watch out, you’re obviously next!

They’d never be lying! Look at these beautiful graphs from their presentation of GPT5. They’d never!

Source: https://www.theverge.com/news/756444/openai-gpt-5-vibe-graphing-chart-crime

Der Unterschied ist offensichtlich, dass links die RGB-LEDs fehlen

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^(Maria, believe me, it’s raining loud!)^

You wouldn’t steal a car
You wouldnt screenshot a NFT
You wouldn’t train AI on torrented content