i said elsewhere but there is a distinction between things being commodotized and things being democratized
sure enough there's a new low cost bidder in town and things are a little more affordable to some
but we all know those prices aren't sustainable, and i'm pretty sure that when the prices go up, and the adverts appear, the world won't be much better off for it happening
i give it a year before your representatives are cutting library funding "who needs it when we have ai"
similarly, i've heard a few times that "we might cure cancer", and sure enough some brute force computation can fold proteins fast
but in practice it is more likely these tools will be used to fabricate experimental results, push dietary supplements and other snakeoil cures
and more coarsely, ai isn't pouring funding into the CDC, ai isn't reversing the destruction of the FDA, and is more than likely going to be used to justify those things
i've heard a few times that "waymos will make streets safer" so i went and looked up sf's traffic fatality statistics and they're pretty much identical
i mean, there is a slight increase over the last two years but there's sufficient variance to avoid suggesting a trend
as i understand it, waymos tend to take people off busses and other forms of transit, rather than out of their own cars
so i'm doubtful it will lower deaths on the road, just the number of busses
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@r oh!! this reminds me of touchHLE's cross-compilation toolchain (https://github.com/touchHLE/common-3.0-sdk / https://github.com/touchHLE/touchHLE/blob/trunk/tests/integration.rs)
it's indeed the case that you don't need much to compile for an Apple target using upstream LLVM; the Apple platforms are very heavy on dynamic linking and stuff all the critical stuff into one big library, so they don't actually need that much help; neat seeing someone else doing a similar thing!
hey, are _you_ for some reason trying to build some simple Rust code for a mac, but you aren't on a mac?
turns out you *only* need a few hundred kilobytes of yaml files and some ~magic linker args~ to make this work
rustflags = ["-Clinker=rust-lld", "-Lxtra-macos", "-Clink-arg=-Fxtra-macos"]
don't need to fuck around with apple IDs, SDKs, and such nonsense
IANAL, but these files, especially with they way they've been constructed, are almost certainly not copyrightable
Ahaha, they also got a pencil sharpening speedrun leaderboard:
https://www.speedrun.com/pencil
IRL Baking used to be part of cookie clicker category extensions, but after it got popular it was moved:
https://www.speedrun.com/cclickermemes/news/13ejp564
I love the IRL Baking speedrun leaderboard on speedrun.com:
https://www.speedrun.com/IRL_Baking
WebGL finally has a good use
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