Damn straight!

We might be looking at the latest incarnation of natural selection here. You tried your best to help your friend act in their own best interest and were rebuffed. It’s a shame, but what else is there to do but let it play out?

What a terrible day to be literate.

Oh, look: More Russian projection.

Cognitive corruption? Palovian predicament? Recursive GIGO filter doesn’t exactly roll of the tongue. Hm.

No, I really don’t.

It’ll be irrevocably damaged during the decontamination process anyway. Best get rid of all the furniture and carpet too.

At this point, I’m just waiting for the day when I’ll try to initiate a conversation with a meat-drone, and instead of asking ChatGPT what opinion they’re supposed to have about what I’m saying to them, they’ll completely surrender the last vestiges of their shredded cognitive capabilities and just hold out their phone so I can chat with their LLM directly and leave them out of it. Probably while drooling a bit.

This graph is becoming a little too cyclical for my liking.

That said, UE6 will keep doing the things you want Unreal Engine to do. Rendering will keep getting better. Cook times will come down. Iteration loops will get tighter. Mobile is increasingly capable.

Even the press release is LLM authored, I see.

With all due respect to you and the Gentleman in question, I don’t think I will.

A wilderness survival instructor once told me: “There’s about fifty things in this area of the forest that’ll get you high as a kite, but assuming you survive it, most of them will make you wish you hadn’t.”

Good luck trying to swallow enough for that though.

Okay. Don’t let the door hit you on the way out, Google.

Even an AI slob-coder wouldn’t be able to get implementing that feature wrong:

fprintf(stderr, "Work done: None.\n");

I need a drink.

I’ve agreed with Linus on a lot of things over the years. This is not one of them.

But I hear what you’re saying, and we’re not talking about me.

I’ll say this for public sanitation: When you come home from work, you know exactly how much less shitty the world is because you got up that morning.

Could… Could we maybe not?

So could a sufficient amount of people on exercise bikes with mounted dynamos, but that doesn’t necessarily make it a good idea.