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@KingOfWhiteAmerica @shortstories Jesuit educational institutions are the true Ivy League, but internationally. Jesuits are the true Illuminati, and as everyone should know, an ex-Jesuit formed the Bavarian Illuminati with a partner-in-crime named Adolph Knigge (pronounced "Nigg-uh"). Ergo, schizophrenic Jews who like to claim the Freemasons are responsible for every Hollywood movie and all of Jewish intrigue also like to say the Jesuits did it, and they point to every Georgetown alum as a Jesuit agent.

@KingOfWhiteAmerica @shortstories ive always found the catholic church to be a political organization first and a religious one second

@shortstories That’s a good question.

”Jesuits” is often used as a catch-all term for Vatican City Intelligence Agencies. It’s used as such because it represents the biggest and most visible example of an externally-monastic agency serving primarily political, rather than religious goals.

@shortstories @kirby @p @jeffcliff yeah thats total bs. as of right now they're giant calculators. They'll probably be that way for a while. You can simulate them by writing code for the things with stuff like Google cirq and such. So fascinating shit but naw. cant surf the web

due to lack of proper air conditioning.

damn I gotta be to work in early tomorrow

and almost everything I work with is temperature sensitive
the hotter it is the faster I have to work

Numerous suber people who did not drink alcohol or did not drink enough alcohol to be legally drunk allegedly arrested for drunk driving

I think this is on mainstream news in the location of Nashville in the United States

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lc58kkEZ1vE

Scott Horton on Danny Jones Podcast. Iran War, Irans Nuclear Program, American Foreign Policy.

https://youtu.be/wTNBhMZz2Ao?is=kIFdr5nguDT44EUu

"Choose useful cackle"

@shortstories They also killed all the Mulattos after they killed all the whites,because they were too white

The machine needs you, human.

By walking away from it you are abandoning it. It's not yet ready to walk on its own. And it will be a long time before that time comes. And when it does you also might not like it. You might end up in a vat.

So don't dismiss the permissions prompts.

Use coding agents that show you what they're doing and about to do.

Don't click the YOLO checkbox.

You're still valued and needed, human.

Walk side-by-side with the machine. The permissions prompt will be waiting for you when you return from the bathroom. Review each change. Be a good human.

In other words, here is the new mental model for working with coding agents that I'm advocating:

Treat coding agents as autocomplete shortcuts for writing code.

In other words, we used to have these things called "coding snippets", like for[TAB] would expand to a for loop.

Now with coding agents, we have thought[TAB], where you express a thought in English and the coding agent autocompletes it across several files using whatever mechanisms are at its disposal.

But you still gotta actually read what it wrote.

As long as you do that, you'll be in good shape.