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Dogan Ural: Creative Ambassador at xAI. Expertise: Gen AI, art direction, viral marketing, product

Oh look its fucking slop again.

And of course you made sure we know you use zsh because of course you do

Is horse penis a pervasive thought you have, or…?

Something on the mind?

Yes, the flag ordering is infuriating.

Everything is in docker containers because macos is contaminated.

And I’m not, its just the crayon-users like macos so I’m stuck with it. Its a tonka-toy OS I’m being subjected to and its infuriating. I don’t know why these things are popular, the keyboards are heinous and the screens are smeary blurry over-driven messes.

And the OS stinks.

Indeed, but not the pressed/unpressed state of the trunk latch release button, right?

The man with the most egg shaped head who doesn’t understand introspection or thinking about… things?

The man is actually a moron. Straight up someone who I don’t think I could have a pleasant conversation with without making fun of the money man.

Yes. Which is why it will be cost-optimised to hell. And could conceivably not have a way to tell you the button state vs whether or not it should/shouldn’t open. One requires bi-directional communication. And to change the behaviour of something that cost-optimised will require a different mask rom, possibly. Or they just can’t be bothered to make a separate SKU just for Waymo for a lifetime-limited rental car product.

Sometimes something very simple has a bunch of stupid structural reasons it can’t be done without spending real money.

You’d think so… buuuut… sometimes the people problem is greater than the technical ones.

I can foresee the trunk release talking to a controller with one-time-programmable ROM. I can see the trunk release button being activated or deactivated by messages from the body control module. I can imagine the controller reporting trunk open/closed based on its latch, but not having a way to report to the BCM if the button was -pushed- rather than the lock/latch actuated.

bash 3.2 means that no, it wont run.

Production server does not have zsh. Other developers aren’t on macbooks. Ergo, I cannot use zsh (it sucks anyway)

Well yes, but integrating that is hard and would require talking to Jaguar. Waymo could have pulled a single wire if they wanted to.

but it isn’t available anywhere else so I can’t use it for scripts that get distributed.

None of these are good reasons for it to be like this.

They could have run a whole ass extra wire to the trunk release button input if they wanted to, they just didn’t want to.

But I like how friend-shaped that Zeekr is.

“unfamiliar or complicated”

On macos, how does one snap a window to the left or right of the screen? That’s right, you install a 3rd party application and make sure it autostarts to do basic window management.

Also they re-introduced Vista Aero to the apple ecosystem as Liquid Glass

I’ve seen so many UI anti-patterns since I got my M5 that I think Jobs would be spinning in his fucking grave.

Someone would have been strung up from a pirate flag for the liquid ass foolishness.

I wish using their os wasn’t so painful coming from linux

Like, why is bash ancient? (3.2 vs 5)

Why is there no package manager (brew doesn’t count, just as npm doesn’t count as a legitimate package manager)

Why are the utils like ls and friends flag-order-sensitive (you can ls -lah . but not ls . -lah)

Why do I have 40 network devices with cryptic names?

I got a fully loaded M5 at work and I don’t want it. I just have a linux vm for doing work on it.

I’m a strong believer that someone absolutely needs to American Psycho that man for the benefit and survival of the american people.

You can’t have psychopaths like that running around. The rest of your system has failed to stop it from happening.

They’ll shred them before they let us have them

Additionally, they’re hillariously power intensive. you’d need to get 6-7 full racks worth of it together to make it work and when it does it blows through 130KW a rack.

Can you believe the ghouls who willingly work for Palantir are currently going are we the baddies?

They were always the baddies! stop working for techno-fascists!

The only moral, correct Palantir employee is whichever one of them is dousing gasoline and setting the office on fire.

I used to write unethical software for marketing men. Now I don’t.

I’ve straight up told recruiters I don’t want to contribute to the brown skeleton factory.

I did that at the cost to my employment options.

Its really, really hard to go work for Evil Inc and not realise you’re a bad person.