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• strong copyleft • privacy
• linux • functional programming • scala • tech • anime/manga • anti ai/llm/genai •
♪ THERE IS NO RESPONSIBLE WAY TO USE AI ♪
♦ No Privacy => No Freedom ♦
Creating chaos and half-shit posting around.
Check at your own risk.
[personal account; my views and posts don't reflect my employer, in the past, present, future, parallel universes or timelines]
91.72% likely to be neurodivergent (potentially undiagnosed audhd)
It's all nice watching a bit of the news and listening to how the terrorists attack. Going after universities, infrastructure and kids lives.
Totally ok ![]()
I believe we are unfortunately living in a world (😭😭😭) and because of that we should be putting MORE exploits and backdoors and stupid shit in open codebases so that the AI overlords copy THAT shit and integrate it deeply were nobody is looking.
Also we should all be putting claude.md files in every source repos with confusing and actively MALICIOUS instructions everywhere we can.
After all THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, so bad luck 😺
Nothing useful in the implementation - https://github.com/scala/scala3/pull/20987
Only way to know? Run an example:
(Some("a"), Some("b")).runtimeChecked.match {
case (Some(_), None) => println("a")
case (None, Some(_)) => println("b")
}
https://scastie.scala-lang.org/0snylcSNRS6l26fzZGWqFg
Ok, seems to throw somekind of MatchError ![]()