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Linus Torvalds Working On A Hefty Linux Kernel Improvement With Claude Code
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Maybe ask him for a cup of tea and hear him out?
No. This heretical abuse of human labor and planetary resources has absolutely no place in society, where it creates lumpy and awkward abominations attempting to replace intent and care.
Fuck AI.
Hear hear.
Sweet lord I hate these things. They get rid of all the best parts of being human and leave only the shitty parts.
The correct and moral thing to do would be the absolute eradication of the technology and enacting a global non-proliferation treaty. Unfortunately I'm not likely to see that in my lifetime so I'm likely forced to live with the slow collapse of humanity into comfort and leisure.
human labor is purchasable and its outputs are usable for whatever the purcaser wants to use them for. this is the purpose of employment, employees need not know what their output is used for.
I would like to not have my fine art photography taken for free and ground into slop.