I like to buy Chewy Chips Ahoy!™ and then finish cooking them.

Ass.

Unironically? Sure.

I realize that I’m butting into a discussion that has little to do with my own world view, but you realize this line of inquiry is useless, don’t you?

If we’re talking about whether the U.N. has any power, then either they do and it’s a shame they’re not using it, or they don’t and so they’re kind of irrelevant.

If we’re just talking about whether you or I are going to hell, like, I really don’t give a shit. Maybe I will.

They’re not in there, I promise!

Hm, they could. I don’t think that objectification is truly always a bad thing. It obviously sucks when people use you, but being ‘the friend with …’ can also be an excuse to see people more often. Kind of like how the social function of a lot of holidays is just to bring distant people together again.

Sexual objectification is of particular importance because it has ties to the cultural perception of women, rape culture, etc., but it’s also fine to just think your wife who you admire for her strong perserverance and creativity also has titties that are fire.

I don’t know if it’s puritanical or what, but I think some people misunderstand sexual objectification to be a rejection of all sexual displays entirely. Like as an idiom, even.

On the idiom point, it’s entirely possible to objectify people in other ways, but I never really see anyone talk about them.

It is double-layered for enhanced durability

Your absurdly strong pro technology fervor is actually blinding you from seeing this normally.

To get a model ship out of a bottle, you either need to reverse whatever method got it in there, deconstruct the ship, or break the glass.

To get concessions out of your masters, you have to able to think like this.

I say this to people all the time:
“Suck one of my four dicks, asshole!”

You have created this strawman argument that anyone questioning that you are who you are

I have a question. It’s about this part:

questioning that you are who you are

Why does this matter?

You are somebody who believes that there is no such thing as identity on the Internet, so why even ask this question? What’s the point? What changes about life if this question goes unanswered?

Life continues as it was, or you build another. That’s kind of a silly question.

And this is something you have to do instead of breaking them? The policy pen must be held in both hands while writing, I take it.

Haha!

You know, you get a pass. Not that you agree with me, I don’t know that yet, I just wasn’t expecting that heel turn.

to shit on the efforts of others.

The efforts of AI, you mean.

Truthfully, I wonder if we even need that guy’s 20 years any more. Maybe he should retire.

I am a strong believer in the power of shame. Republican racists must be taught that their options are either to bend to my will or shut up permanently. I don’t really care if they agree with me or not.

Now, that’s pretty provocative. I am not presently mounting rifles at LLM users. But, I do think it shows that I have more determination than you do.

it’s better not to publish open source code because somewhere down the road, you might make a decision that some crowd doesn’t like

I see we’re going with the “woke cancel culture ruined comedy” argument.

Mate, if you’re going to take your ball and leave over the slight possibility that you might have to answer to some criticism one day, you’re not really living in the civilized society that I do. It seems kind of pointless to even talk to you.

They will obviously stop saying they use AI, much like republicans pretend they’re not racist. So?

I call the both of them cowards who refuse to stand up for what they supposedly believe in.

How do you propose they should have taken them? Like, just lifted them in the night while the cops were busy jerking off?

We’re just gonna pretend the pre-LLM time period didn’t have people mindlessly copy paste code into all of our known projects?

No, IEatDaFeesh, that’s something that first-years do. Are you a first-year?

This specific developer is not the only audience to this behavior.