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I don't understand the quality criticism. My 2026 professional code has much better quality than my 2025 code. Better algos, better performance, better comments, less bugs, better …

Damn, what a downer... Hobby scale you said ? It doesn't have to be that complicated.

See sibling comment about fetch modes in coming 6.1 ( https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/db/fetch-modes/ ), you can have a FieldFetchBlocked.

I have twenty years projects, no breakage when upgrading major versions. What a treat in the web app world !

> our queries ended up being several lines long Which is... perfectly normal for non-trivial needs. > I ended the project with having some proper aggregates, only for that to be th…

Having used Doctrine, hard disagree. Never again.

> BEGS you to cause n+1 problems select_related, prefetch_related. n+1 problems be gone.

Most loved feature, for me: No dramatic changes, just sane and careful evolution.

"Googling" is pretty dead to me. Frontier model agents give much better, tailored to your case, answers. And it's faster. And there's no ads.

Yes, it just a way to remove responsibility in case of problem. Very bad attitude. Whether the code comes from an autocomplete, a LLM, the documentation, a Stack Overflow response …

I thought the same... huge security risks (or huge security costs ?).

I propose we get rid of tiktok videos and let the kernel devs use AI. That should balance.

Ah ! So it was you... I have like 300 mp3s from your blog. Also, Fluokids.

> I think I'd remain happy if they just stayed at the level they are now, maybe bit faster and cheaper Definitely ! It's so useful as is, even without spitting a single line of cod…

> destroying books is in itself a morally repugnant act It's a routine act in any publisher stock management.

> Shouldn't OSS be the first to benefit? Yes, it should. And not just for code. Think better, more accurate documentation, quick start guides for both developers and users, reduce …

> I don't get the anti-AI sentiment. There are valid social, ecological and maybe philosophical concerns. But on the technical aspects... I don't get it either. It's a wonderful to…

Different strokes for different folks, I guess. Where I live photos on a menu are mostly used for lower tier restaurants. It's not a good sign.

Apart from the AI/Not AI, I dislike photos on menus. It can be deceptive once the dishes are on the table or it can completely spoil the surprise.

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Do it the EU way: ask the question, then ignore the answer.

The sovereignty thing is a theater. Many french unis use Google cloud because they're broke and can't maintain in-house services, and none gives a damn.

> we do not have proof at this point that code flaws are intentionally introduced.

I'm not american, but ok, why not :)

> Multi-page applications are slow to load and navigate. A bit tired to see this... No it's not. We do this all the time. It's as simple as using proper HTTP headers for your css/j…