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Mitchell Hashimoto
Mitchell Hashimoto@mitchellh·
I strongly believe there are entire companies right now under heavy AI psychosis and its impossible to have rational conversations about it with them. I can't name any specific people because they include personal friends I deeply respect, but I worry about how this plays out. I lived through the great MTBF vs MTTR (mean-time-between-failure vs. mean-time-to-recovery) reckoning of infrastructure during the transition to cloud and cloud automation. All those arguments are rearing their ugly heads again but now its... the whole software development industry (maybe the whole world, really). It's frightening, because the psychosis folks operate under an almost absolute "MTTR is all you need" mentality: "its fine to ship bugs because the agents will fix them so quickly and at a scale humans can't do!" We learned in infrastructure that MTTR is great but you can't yeet resilient systems entirely. The main issue is I don't even know how to bring this up to people I know personally, because bringing this topic up leads to immediately dismissals like "no no, it has full test coverage" or "bug reports are going down" or something, which just don't paint the whole picture. We already learned this lesson once in infrastructure: you can automate yourself into a very resilient catastrophe machine. Systems can appear healthy by local metrics while globally becoming incomprehensible. Bug reports can go down while latent risk explodes. Test coverage can rise while semantic understanding falls. Changes happens so fast that nobody notices the underlying architecture decaying. I worry.
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Kangmin Lee | 이강민
Sean Wang, the Chinese gigachad taking down the Indian H1-B mafia
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Kangmin Lee | 이강민@kangminlee

This story is insane. Chinese-American professor Sean Wang is suing Southern Methodist University over Discrimination & Retaliation from Indian Professors. Indian professors at @SMU classified Dr. Wang as white in HR records to justify denying him a promotion. Dr. Hemang Desai, chair of the Accounting Department, along with other Indian faculty, granted tenure to 100% of Indian candidates, while denying tenure to 100% of non-Indian candidates. Indian faculty were also handed prime offices with nice views, while East Asian and non-Indian faculty were assigned to a lesser offices. This perfectly illustrates East Asians' white-adjacent status, the deep normalization of anti-white discrimination, and parasitic Indian nepotism.

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1 million line PR and accidentally included all of the Claude scaffolding used to do it is such a perfect and beautiful encapsulation of AI fueled development You had the machine spit out 1 million lines and you still made a simple error. How many did the machine make? Mystery.
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Theo - t3.gg@theo·
uv has 350k lines of Rust, and 73 "unsafe" calls. The Bun Rust port is already 681k lines of Rust, and has over 13,000 "unsafe" calls.
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Yoav
Yoav@YoavCodes·
Imagine deploying 1,000,000 lines of code written in 6 days by AI that no human has ever read, let alone reviewed, to production where your customer’s data is. Imagine
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memory_prism@memory_prism·
Having even a green shield just makes you so much more durable - you an extra 2s to get away or change your position or something. And it helps learning the maps / activities too because you can do so much more on the map without worrying about getting wiped. lol the old kits were so bad. Unless it was that free kit only mode. The cyac day was the worst 😭
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mici.
mici.@necrymancer·
YESSS i’ll add you! i love the enhanced kits mainly bcs of how difficult it was to play against people without a shield lmao 😭 and how expensive it was to get the med kits, shields, and backpack. i have less gear fear now and can actually focus on playing the game and getting better
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DadsOfMarathon
DadsOfMarathon@DadsOfMarathon·
Hi @Bungie @MarathonTheGame we have a question. How are you addressing the skill gap that will occur in Season 2 between new players and those that have been playing the game for all of Season 1? Many thanks.
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Danny Nanni 🎮
Danny Nanni 🎮@dannynanni·
Genuinely, I have the coolest job on Earth and it's my sincerest pleasure to be a part of bringing this incredible combat sandbox to y'all season over season. Read on for some insight into what's next both near and long term! See y'all on TCIV.
Marathon@MarathonTheGame

Marathon’s game director @Ziegler_Dev reflects on the journey so far and the weird and wild path ahead. Here’s the gist of it: 🔹With the first season of Marathon we’ve created a strong core community. 🔹We're embarking on a multi-season journey built around growing from the seed of this strong community. 🔹We’re looking to solve some pain points for players: * Making the game less grindy, more rewarding * Making improvements to things like the UI/UX, matchmaking, end game meta, playing as solos/duos, etc. * Smoothing out onboarding 🔹We’re also going to build out more of the core game: * Adding new fun and mind-bending content: new and updated zones, Runner shells, new combatants, weapons, loot, and more * Building systems to make progressing more interesting 🔹We want to build more survival experiences for different moods, like if you want to full sweat or lean back and chill. * Exploring more pure PVP, PVE, and PVP-lite experiences * Continue experimenting with experimental queues to learn more around these experiences Other highlights: 🔹We're bringing back Duos for Season 2 with a rotating Duos queue. 🔹We're testing some experiments in Season 2 around PVE and PVP-Lite modes. 🔹We’re expanding the max size of your Vault and increasing faction progression rates in Season 2. 🔹We’ll talk more about Season 2 content like Night Marsh, the new Cradle progression system, and the Runner shell Sentinel, the week of May 25. If this summary has your interest piqued, read the full article here: x.com/MarathonTheGam…

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tmuxvim@tmuxvim·
I put a prompt injection into my LinkedIn bio and recruiters are messaging me in Old English and calling me Lord.
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Delrith@CtrlAltDelrith·
I don't think I've ever seen a game start to change its core identity faster lol People can't even argue now if Bungie screwed up making an insanely hardcore PVP focused game because Bungie themselves are admitting they screwed up by shifting to PVE modes in Marathon after explicitly saying it wasn't that type of game. I totally understand that there's people who genuinely enjoy Marathon's PVP and core loop, that's awesome for you. I appreciate that. I'm referring more so that most of Bungie's entire dedicated fanbase is PVE oriented and were begging/telling Bungie for years with Marathon that it wouldn't appeal to them. Bungie, of course, didn't listen Now that the numbers are visible they're like "oh shit turns out people know what they like" Man I wish I could burn hundreds of millions of dollars and years of development to learn something people told me before I started. Learnin' something that I already had the data to see. I want the best for Bungie but man there's not enough people making decisions getting fired. You should hear how upset some of the developers internally are about leadership decisions. It's rough dude. Homies/devs who follow me; sorry you've got brick wall bosses.
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memory_prism@memory_prism·
@itsmefinstii No but disconnecting my microphone and my camera when I’m not using them certainly does. Also blacklisting every tracking and advertising url right from my router. Using Linux most of the time… etc.
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Itsmefinstii
Itsmefinstii@itsmefinstii·
@memory_prism Is your VPN stopping your microphone from listening to you talk about jeans to push you ads? Brother you've been monitored since you first got msn
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Itsmefinstii
Itsmefinstii@itsmefinstii·
LMFAO like this isn't already happening you goof privacy hasn't existed since 2001, everyone forgot about Snowden like a month later I stg
Windscribe@windscribecom

Wall of text warning. I understand that on a surface level, the story they sell you is a good thing. Protecting kids, keeping them off websites they shouldn't be on, stopping predators - I don't think anyone is against all these things. But the fallacy here is that the implementation of all this monitoring means ANYONE could be implicated for ANYTHING the government deems a threat, now or later. It's akin to installing a camera and microphone in every room of your house that records everything 24/7 and is easily accessible by law enforcement at any time. Not just live feeds, but all the archives going back years as well. And on top of that there are intelligence agencies deploying AI tools to scan all the footage to detect any "problematic" behavior. Even if you're not breaking any laws, they are more than free to flag you for this stuff and start building a profile, false positives included. This is the system they are setting up on the internet. Let me give you an example: You want to log into Instagram but they require you to do an ID and face scan. So you do it. Now your friend is a bit of an edgy person and sends you a funny meme criticizing Israel. You find it silly, like the post. Instagram recognizes that and serves you some more edgy memes of this nature. Instagram's algorithm is constantly building a profile on you and flags that you like "Israel critic" content. Not illegal. Nothing to hide. Yet. Legislation is later passed that considers even memes of this nature to be racist and antisemitic, punishable by law with fines or worse. Law enforcement queries Meta for a list of all profiles deemed to fall into this category, Meta hands over your real name proven by your "age-verification check". Now you're on an intelligence agency watchlist. They have probable cause to monitor all your online activity and punish you for one misstep. Say the wrong thing, criticize or make fun of the wrong person, look at the wrong website - all fair game to them. Going back to the cameras in your home, it's like owning a firearm completely legally for years, the AI system flags this to the government. And then firearms are outlawed. You were already flagged so you are now monitored as someone who could pose a risk to the public because you followed all laws in the past. Stuff like this is already happening around the world. And don't kid yourself by thinking the government doesn't drool over the prospect of implementing the same kind of systems that Iran has where they imprison people for using the internet during a nation-wide shutdown. Governments want more control, all of them, for all of history.

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Julia Nardin
Julia Nardin@julianardin·
Grateful to not only our cherished core, but also to everyone else who’s given us feedback on the game. Keep it coming.
Marathon@MarathonTheGame

Marathon’s game director @Ziegler_Dev reflects on the journey so far and the weird and wild path ahead. Here’s the gist of it: 🔹With the first season of Marathon we’ve created a strong core community. 🔹We're embarking on a multi-season journey built around growing from the seed of this strong community. 🔹We’re looking to solve some pain points for players: * Making the game less grindy, more rewarding * Making improvements to things like the UI/UX, matchmaking, end game meta, playing as solos/duos, etc. * Smoothing out onboarding 🔹We’re also going to build out more of the core game: * Adding new fun and mind-bending content: new and updated zones, Runner shells, new combatants, weapons, loot, and more * Building systems to make progressing more interesting 🔹We want to build more survival experiences for different moods, like if you want to full sweat or lean back and chill. * Exploring more pure PVP, PVE, and PVP-lite experiences * Continue experimenting with experimental queues to learn more around these experiences Other highlights: 🔹We're bringing back Duos for Season 2 with a rotating Duos queue. 🔹We're testing some experiments in Season 2 around PVE and PVP-Lite modes. 🔹We’re expanding the max size of your Vault and increasing faction progression rates in Season 2. 🔹We’ll talk more about Season 2 content like Night Marsh, the new Cradle progression system, and the Runner shell Sentinel, the week of May 25. If this summary has your interest piqued, read the full article here: x.com/MarathonTheGam…

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memory_prism@memory_prism·
The fun of the game is that you can learn from every time you die and like 99% of the time I feel like it's my own fault. The most important thing in every fight is positioning and like knowing when to push / retreat. Once I got better at that I started winning more fights. The enhanced free kits did change the entire game btw. Especially the sekgen one. So much more pleasant getting to start with a br. memory_prism#3700 - I play with another milady once in a while if u ever want to do some runs!
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mici.@necrymancer·
i consider myself a new player and i somehow enjoy getting curb-stomped and learned something more each game (yes it was very frustrating at the start i actually dropped the game for a while before picking it up again), but now i consider it parts of my learning experiences + the free enhanced kits have been SO helpful and definitely helped me got my first 5 kills 😭
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