@Cal@kind.social @jpm@aus.social @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange Internet people have such crazy disdain for light mode.
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Catenby Noel
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mastodon 4.7.2+glitch.techlgbtHi, this is my profile where I mostly post pics of ordinary things from my walks. I am also planning to get into #smallweb.
Hobbies are changing every month. Recurring ones are programming, game dev, writing, music, videogames (factory games, Super Mario 64), boardgames, language learning, astronomy and cosmology.
Neurodivergent 
, trixic, grayromantic 
and questioning asexual 
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My profile picture is a young purple haired anime catgirl with a maid headdress. If I omit alt text on my post, I didn't have spoons to add it (sorry).
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Someone I know got a job as a dedicated AI person at a company to help them transition to using it more... All things aside, it's so strange to me than the average IT person does not figure it can't last much longer? That the AI companies will eventually be expected to put out more than 1% profitability? And I really doubt that when whatever companies support Claude go under they'll just release their models for people to self-host so companies can continue vibe coding. Getting such job is really like a time bomb when the bubble will burst within a couple years (I have my fingers crossed for 2026, I can't see it live past '27...) and then hoping the company will transition you to a normal position. Assuming the company doesn't fall apart when their employees who stopped writing code themselves can't transition back to it.
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@freevolt24 @Takiro @nixCraft GIMP is a 'klitoris' kind of name as the authors added the G because of the gimp from Pulp Fiction (so it's named after a bdsm thing that's named after an ableist slur...)
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@syn@plasmatrap.com @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange I've heard from probably multiple people that they never learnt because this was their first experience with water and they ended up too traumatized by it to ever learn...
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@frela@tech.lgbt Feeling like my job's output is useful for someone is a part of what makes a job good (or at least bearable) to me. More complicated than just morality.