[–] 17 points 3 days ago

Good article, it really is exactly like that here. An imperial outpost, heavily exploited both before and after its liberation from the Ottomans, a whorehouse of a country that survives as the West's dock, military base, and "exotic" retreat for rich people who will get each of their disgusting desires taken care of, and once in a while its used for its propagandistic value as the birth of "Western Civilization". Of course the reactionaries within it also chug that Kool Aid and think that they have more in common with Hans who was slaughtering their grandparents some generations ago than they do with Mohammed that arrives here running away from the bomber planes that take off from the NATO bases that occupy our land. That admiration from the West doesn't last long, they always come back wagging their fingers at the workers saying that they're lazy and don't pay enough tax money to be funnelled to Europe, never mind the fact that working 8 hours here is a lucky minority.

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  • [–] 11 points 2 weeks ago

    I'm excited to see how AI will be used in a fully socialist economy like the DPRK and what scientific advancements might come out of there. The way China has approached AI has already been groundbreaking for that industry despite their economy being sort of hybrid socialist, so I hope the DPRK will do great stuff with it.

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    Kim Il Sung here, I've been patiently waiting up here for this problem to be addressed but I'm getting to my limit. The flowers on my memorial are getting unacceptably low, a few of them have even dried up and no one has replaced them yet.

    This is it, if a real Canadian revolutionary doesn't come here and place flowers, I'm calling it off. The revolution is no more, you can go back to your feudal lords or whatever.

    I have contacted a person I trust in the Party to send a hefty sum to a random Canadian account that will be more than enough for the flowers of the revolution, let the Universe decide.

     

    At work we will soon be getting access to agentic AI that parses through our gigantic code base and burns through money for very simple requests.

    What would be the best way to maliciously comply with the management's decision for AI usage to be an everyday thing you are expected to do without getting found out?

    My idea is spamming the living shit out of the most expensive models for pointless tasks and then insisting that the result is wrong, and work in the meantime. Nobody can complain if my work is still good, but they will notice that the AI budget is not worth it and stop the hype train.

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