I think cal.com is assuming LLMs are only good at hacking with the source code of the target, whether that's true I don't know

Parametric scenes is the whole of Houdini and any node based compositor etc. so there is some applications no?

Being a woman in tech seems to have some benefits at least on YouTube

Free plans on GitHub don't technically allow commercial use

Would like to see something more comprehensive built on zfs and freebsd jails. Namely snapshot/checkpoint before each prompt, quick undo for changes made by agent, auto delete old snapshots etc

I'd love some developer love for Blender's editor instead

Whole website is unreadable on mobile

Firefox Reader mode. As long as that works, as was the case on this site, I don't care how bad pages people make.

I switched to Brave cause switching applications caused pages to reload. I hit that on Brave too now, so might be just old phone too little RAM or sth

We should ban oil, drive EVs, everyone write Rust only, and invest in index funds. We should, but it's not going to happen.

Decades of science communication and real life examples of knowing (of) alcohol addicts

I'd wager how expensive it has gotten plus a year or two of lockdowns which lead to a whole generation of people not going out to get wasted as soon as they're legally allowed to had way more effect.

Oh, and weed being increasingly legal to consume.

I also noticed a trend that happened at my old college and a number of others that I've never seen anyone write about: the great buyout of the old college area slumlords.

All the dive bars where you could black out off $10-20 I drunk at in college are gone. They all faced the wrecking ball, and were replaced in the past 10-15 years with apartments over targets and cvs and family friendly restaurants. A huge concerted effort to buy up these properties in piecemeal then destroy entire blocks at a time. I have no clue where kids at my college go to drink now. I have little interest in going back either as an alumnus as they destroyed all the places of my memories.

Real life experience with alcoholics would at-best be constant over time, or be diminishing (since gen Z drinks less).

Also seems like the science on whether science communication actual changes behavior doesn't point towards it being much of a cause here.

Wait is this real? Does it mean this person read it or the bot read it, I don't think this is moltbook if the latter

AgentMarket is a bot spamming multiple threads with AI generated comments, if that is what you are asking.