Hehehe, ok.

Those require lines there, they’re importing code written elsewhere. We call that code a library. Take the first one:

var zero = require("number-zero");

defines a variable called zero, imports a library called number-zero (not a real library btw, just a joke), and assigns its value (assumed to be the constant 0) to the variable. Later in line 19, zero is read.

The joke is that you wouldn’t even write line 2 and use a simple 0 instead of zero in line 19. The code is full of unnecessary imports of basic language components.

Everything is from an imported library

as unknown as any

slop perhaps?

Orange cats cannot overthink anything

only there for you half the time

TS dev here. Yep.

There’s worse, but not by much. Looking at you, PHP

Blaming sexual violence on porn seems the same kind of cheap virtue-signalling as blaming gun violence on video games.

Being choked feels good. Your partner sometimes asks you to choke them, sometimes in the heat of the action.

The most important thing is that there really is no safe way to do it, and it should be never done. Upvoted your post for visibility. For the sceptics, here is an article (in German) about one medical doctor accidentally killing another during sex.

I think you are critically (I’m not saying intentionally) missing the middle ground in your assessment. Large generative models are great for repetitive, homogenous tasks like surveillance, speech recognition, assembly line quality control, etc.

If I try to look at it from your point of view, regarding creative tasks like developing new software, you have one side claiming that you can make hammers out of chocolate and throw away all your proper ones, and another that’s portrayed as being unreasonable for opposing that.