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Cake day: January 19th, 2025

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  • We are so far from automated luxury communism, and the idea that this technology would actually move us closer, is laughable. I honestly don’t believe that any technology has actually moved us closer to Communism. They seem to actually just concentrate more and more power in fewer and fewer hands.

    Look if you want your fun little tech fetish, go right ahead, but don’t claim that LLMs are making the world better.

    I watched the “Computer Revolution” and how it was going to fix EVERYTHING. It was going to transform the world.

    All it did was just make a couple thousand people, more rich than was possible before.

    All we are going to see is this buggy, hallucinating, flawed God take over everything, and like a mad God, it will make incomprehensible demands and pronouncements, and we’ll all be forced to obey them, while a handful of billionaires cook the planet and extract all the value, then we all die.

    It’s the stupidest fucking outcome, and every person who keeps being a booster for LLMs and masks their little freakish obsession with them with flowerly marxist language makes me sick.

    “actually it’s good that artists, programmers, and writers are being proletarianized, replaced with a shitty hallucinatin LLM that can’t actually do the work, but can bullshit it enough that management thinks they can layoff everyone and just pocket the savings”

    Jesus Christ.

    “Yes but we need the LLMs to destroy everyone’s livelihoods so that we can have our secular version of a Rapture (violent revolution where a bunch of people who never fucking shoot guns (the SRA is a joke) win against a superior force) and finally achieve fully automated luxury Communism”

    Completely delusional







  • This might be unpopular because I’m an old head, when jQuery was a must because of IE6, but I would maybe start out learning vanilla Javascript first, at least a little bit, before diving into React, just so that you have more background about Javascript rather than just experience in a single framework. I’m not saying do an entire application in vanilla JS first, but maybe do a simple TODO app or something very small with Flask (or equivalent) and some light JS on the frontend.

    I see you used Django recently, the one thing about Django’s Form classes and Views is that it does a lot of the heavy lifting around form processing for you. Its super super awesome and gets all that annoying shit out of the way so you can deal just with application logic, but it might be worth dropping down to Flask or Node or something else where you don’t have form processing and building done for you, and do vanilla JS with that.

    Then again I hate javascript and do almost all server side rendering in Python or Zig so take what I say with a grain of salt.

    I’ve been writing web applications and just sprinking a tiny bit of JS in the apps, and have generally avoided the whole JS framework mess.