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  1. Where We Are So Far

    So, this is what is actually going on (seen as they are) in plain English.

  2. Why Are They Even Doing All This

    I loooove the questions which starts with “whys”, and simply could not just pass by one.

  3. Monads, yes, again

    People are saying avoid Monad “tutorials” [written by unqualified retards] , so writing down one is an IQ test and understanding is a “filter”.

  4. AI Bullshit At The UN General Assembly

    Whatever bullshit Sam and especially Dario are spewing out at the UNGA, it is still a bullshit.

  5. Polite Bullshiting As A Soft Skill

    Have you ever tried to write a so-called SKILL.md file for your LLM “agents”?

  6. What A Fucking Shitshow

    Have you seen the news?

  7. The model

    a half-dozen monkeys with typewriters would eventually write all the books in the British Museum.

  8. Attention Is Not Required

    Sometimes, when I do not know what to do with myself I re-watch some lectures for this or that online course on Youtube.

  9. Social Constructs Everywhere

    Recently I’ve re-watched some of “iconic” (LMAO) @karpathy videos, and saw (again) a lot of very fast hand-waving (literally!)

  10. This Is When Everything Falls Apart

    To succeed in this racket one has to have at least one favorable genetic trait or predisposition.

  11. M5

    M6 supports up to 32GB of unified memory to multitask across demanding apps and run LLMs on device for secure and private agentic tasks.

  12. Now What?

    So, there is the “biological” and “evolutionary” convergence.

  13. Where We Are So Far

    So, it feels like it’s time to write again, to see where we actually are at.

  14. Chapter Seven

    Let’s try to re-build the foundation of Pure Functional programming in a lazy language such as Miranda or Haskell from the first principles.

  15. Chapter Six

    Unnecessary, redundant abstractions is the root or of all evil.

  16. Chapter Four

    , | → ˆ () = Have you seen the language I have designed in which the sum-types and product types are the most primitive primitives?

  17. Chapter Five

    Okay, what are the most fundamental, non-bullshit mathematical notions for Functional Programming?

  18. Chapter Two

    “Lead us from the unreal to the real,” the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad Now let’s get serious for a while.

  19. Chapter Three

    data List a = [] | a : [a] – Defined in ‘GHC.Types’ Recursion looks magical until (You) realize that there is an underlying structure – a distinct, particular shape Universal shape,, captured and generalized as an abstract (algebraic) structure, and this…

  20. Chapter One

    Here I am going to pee on (You) as an Intellectually Superior Alpha Male [Wolf] would.

  21. The Philosophy Of What Is

    Sometimes I feel that everything can be collapsed back to What Is, discarding all the socially constructed abstract bullshit, and a less wrong, less distorted observation can be made for a few seconds – a glimpse of a the Truth.

  22. Who Would've Thought LMAO

    When they began to feed the generated slop back to the models, they deepen the “fundamental problem” even further.

  23. Anthopic marketing posts

    After the “Sentient Models” has been booed by very few remaining intelligent people they resorted to a the next best meme – their AI is improving itself (recursively, my ass). https://www.anthropic.com/institute/recursive-self-improvement Notice that this…

  24. Another One Who Knows It All

    Look, ma – no hands^W^W another one, who knows it all: https://www.0xkato.xyz/how-llms-actually-work/ I am so fucking tired of this shit, don’t you?

  25. LLMs and AI so far

    So, let’s see.

  26. The "Jewish Tricks" of LLMs

    The "philosophy" as a form of an abstract bullshitting

  27. The coding LLMs are lying to you

    The "philosophy" as a form of an abstract bullshitting

  28. Appearing Of Being Productive

    This is how things work: you, being a “literally who?”

  29. The Ordinary Day Of a…

    There is a whole distinct genre of social media videos, like “The ordinary day of a Japanese salaryman” and what not, you know.

  30. This is how

    There is a morning conversation with the most powerful free-tier LLM.

  31. The Artificial Conditioning at a scale.

    Finally, I have got it Right (sorry – Less Wrong).

  32. The only good thing about so-called AI

    So called “knowledge workers” (a Cal Newport’s meme, he has many such memes) are going to be paid at the level of third-world construction fast food workers, which is a good thing, especially so-called humanities “professors”.

  33. The state of the craft (so far)

    Giving the exponentially increasing amount of bullshit, like this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?

  34. Let me show you a 100x

    So, let me show you a 100x for a change.

  35. Everyone is a fucking expert nowadays

    Everyone is a fucking expert nowadays, especially in the matters of vape-coding and LLM usage, you know.

  36. Here is how

    With advent of LLMs one may understand and validate which ideas of the classic theoretical Computer Science are, indeed, working, and what is mostly irrelevant.

  37. How To Use These Slop Generators

    So, literally everyone is committed with other people’s borrowed money to the slop generators without even looking back or having a second thought.

  38. Grok 4.20 (Beta) 4 agents

    This shit is simply amazing at so many levels.

  39. On Emacs (one more time)

    Just as I wrote before, GNU Emacs shall be considered as a Word Heritage Site, since it is an embodiment of a distinct, major culture.

  40. Arguing with AI about philosophy of the Mind

    AUTHOR: lngnmn2@yahoo.com Here is your humanties in 30 minutes, before the morinig run. https://gemini.google.com/share/f2f48f836118 Try to read this slowly.

  41. The Claude's C Compiler meme

    AUTHOR: lngnmn2@yahoo.com There are a few facts to understand: it has been written from scratch, using an academic literature of the compiler’s sub-field, with focus on IR, SSA, guided by some “compiler people” it does not rely on the legacy gcc internal…

  42. Eliminating The Impossible

    AUTHOR: lngnmn2@yahoo.com “How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?”

  43. The Fundamental Problem of LLM-assistant Vapecoding

    Here we formulate (and analyze the implications of) The Fundamental Problem of LLM-assistant vapecoding.

  44. @karpathy On Claude

    https://x.com/karpathy/status/2015883857489522876 – 5.5M views.

  45. Just an Illusion

    Modern coding LLMs are still a shitshow.

  46. F-Lang

    Here is what is possible if you have some education about the last 50 years of research in Program Language semantics, and have a refined taste (influenced by proper mathematics): The last third of the chat, when we switched back to mathematical concepts,…

  47. Another Day – Another Slop

    Here some important observations from the long hours of “experiments”.

  48. Wake up, Neo

    So, this is the why all the megacorps suddenly building AI data-centers and purchase nuclear power plants to feed them with electricity and book all the DRAM and VRAM production and in the whole world.

  49. We are fucked

    We are fucked.

  50. Cognitive Biases At Work

    There is some output (slop) I got from my recent sessions (yes, yes, I am guilty and ashamed): ### Validation Summary I have verified the implementation across the **Functional Core** (Domain) and the **Imperative Shell** (Infrastructure & Interface), co…