Andrew
@aac.social
I don't even know anymore. Trying to keep this website updated – aac.social – but not doing anything consistently until my EP is released.
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This is admirably deadpan
February 5, 2026 at 6:52 PM
This is admirably deadpan
I agree with this, but I don't like right now how the default is giving these systems access to everything (like your whole email, your whole calendar). I don't trust the big companies, or the governments, to not abuse that access.
February 5, 2026 at 4:48 AM
I agree with this, but I don't like right now how the default is giving these systems access to everything (like your whole email, your whole calendar). I don't trust the big companies, or the governments, to not abuse that access.
Do you interleave the two on the same task? Do they play nice when working on code written by the other?
February 3, 2026 at 3:21 AM
Do you interleave the two on the same task? Do they play nice when working on code written by the other?
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You can totally point out that some aspects of AI are overhyped, you can believe that AGI is not possible, you can criticize how the companies and governments developing AI are using or being coopted by these tools. There is a lot to criticize.
But "it doesn't work and is fake" is just wrong now.
But "it doesn't work and is fake" is just wrong now.
February 2, 2026 at 3:38 AM
You can totally point out that some aspects of AI are overhyped, you can believe that AGI is not possible, you can criticize how the companies and governments developing AI are using or being coopted by these tools. There is a lot to criticize.
But "it doesn't work and is fake" is just wrong now.
But "it doesn't work and is fake" is just wrong now.
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Just bizarre to me that there is such a large market for "AI will go away on its own" at this stage. And that so few people who serve that market seem to have updated their beliefs at all in the past year, even as key tasks like coding have already started to change beyond recognition.
February 2, 2026 at 3:30 AM
Just bizarre to me that there is such a large market for "AI will go away on its own" at this stage. And that so few people who serve that market seem to have updated their beliefs at all in the past year, even as key tasks like coding have already started to change beyond recognition.
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I feel like part of my shtick on BlueSky is to point out that yes, AI is real and it is especially important for critics to realize it is real, since we need more good criticism of AI, rather than dismissals that it is hype
Well: the impact of Claude Code/CLIs & successors is going to be very large
Well: the impact of Claude Code/CLIs & successors is going to be very large
January 30, 2026 at 3:39 AM
I feel like part of my shtick on BlueSky is to point out that yes, AI is real and it is especially important for critics to realize it is real, since we need more good criticism of AI, rather than dismissals that it is hype
Well: the impact of Claude Code/CLIs & successors is going to be very large
Well: the impact of Claude Code/CLIs & successors is going to be very large
Trying to figure out how. There are a whole lot of power structures invested in keeping the other side aligned with the insanity.
January 26, 2026 at 12:21 AM
Trying to figure out how. There are a whole lot of power structures invested in keeping the other side aligned with the insanity.
They just create different price tiers and only show the cheapest price tier in the first search results. It would be nice to have it all up front.
January 25, 2026 at 3:18 AM
They just create different price tiers and only show the cheapest price tier in the first search results. It would be nice to have it all up front.