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rapidblock has a block reason "top 100 most blocked" lol just admit you do no research, your only job

@siina@fedi.criminallycute.fi hmmm.... i don't know if there is any pack but i can share what we have here

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tired: 'cds are boring LPs are where its at '

INSPIRED: cds are epic my smashing tunes are encoded at super high fidelity as tiny dents in shiny rainbow polycarbonate discs

what the fuck

Learn to code, they said.

https://www.businessinsider.com/google-ai-write-fix-code-developer-assistance-pitchfork-generative-2022-11

Google is working on a secretive project that uses machine learning to train code to write, fix, and update itself.

This project is part of a broader push by Google into so-called generative artificial intelligence, which uses algorithms to create images, videos, code, and more. It could have profound implications for the company's future and developers who write code.

The project, which began life inside Alphabet's X research unit and was codenamed Pitchfork, moved into Google's Labs group this summer, according to people familiar with the matter. By moving into Google, it signaled its increased importance to leaders. Google Labs pursues long-term bets, including projects in virtual and augmented reality.

Pitchfork is now part of a new group at Labs named the AI Developer Assistance team run by Olivia Hatalsky, a long-term X employee who worked on Google Glass and several other moonshot projects. Hatalsky, who ran Pitchfork at X, moved to Labs when it migrated this past summer.

Pitchfork was built for "teaching code to write and rewrite itself," according to internal materials seen by Insider. The tool is designed to learn programming styles and write new code based on those learnings, according to people familiar with it and patents reviewed by Insider.

"The team is working closely with the Research team," a Google representative said. "They're working together to explore different use cases to help developers."

The original goal of Pitchfork was to build a tool that could update Google's Python programming language codebase to a newer version, a Google representative confirmed. "The idea was: How do we go from one version to the next without hiring all these software engineers?" said a person familiar with the early stages of the project.

The project's goals shifted over time to a general-purpose system that could still reduce the need for humans to write and update code, while maintaining code quality. In job postings for X from late last year, Hatalsky said she was working on a team "building the future of software engineering."

Employees who spoke with Insider did so on condition of anonymity because they weren't permitted to speak with the press. Their identities are known to Insider.

From the hentai Maid in Heaven
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I think, that watching this video ruined literally every single movie explosion I have or will ever see.