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The default AI text output reads like a LinkedIn post. Marketing material probably outweighs concise literature by several orders of magnitude. Maybe it’s as simple as that.

A partial eclipse is still cool. I witnessed a 70% partial eclipse once and it was still impressing. The colors changed, the sun was visibly dimmer. A total eclipse is just on a wh…

> Oh and if you really love that dumb, sophomoric ending, you can also get Return to Monkey Island, which is yet another game Gilbert ruined with this tired trope. Isn't it a bit d…

The EU law already allowed technically necessary cookies without any banner. Every time you get a cookie banner with options, the website wants to know more about you than the law …

For me the 2001 OSX looks wishy washy and does not have a professional look.

Arch is bleeding edge. Breakage is expected there. It breaks so others can be stable. Thank you for your service.

I wonder if anyone has already written a git over fax extension.

> the cost of adding features is basically zero Adding features was always the easy part. Maintaining the code OTOH is not going to be easier. I see this with an experimental proje…

But why aren't you pissed at a database where the columns have types that aren't enforced?

I knew most of he issues that you mentioned ... but 'ID re-use in AUTOINCREMENT'? What the ...?

You don't need top engineers to port a program from one language to the other. Outsource it to India. Of course, then you can also ask, could it have been done with a cheaper model…

They are like us. If you could take a baby from the past and let it grow up in our time, you wouldn't be able to distinguish it from a baby born in modern times. If you see value i…

I remember reading about this feature for Oracle in the 2000s and was always interested to use it in a production environment. It never came to pass when we used Oracle, maybe now …

They don't. After running, for the values in small_numbers from 0 to smlen-1 they are equivalent. But if the last value of numbers[] is not smaller than 500, small_numbers[smlen] w…

> but I am being cautious, or as cautious as I can be given my desire to be sailing Then step down as maintainer if you don't want to do it properly.

The human is missing form OP's description. "and it fills in the implementation". No human in sight. You can't call it "engineering" if you don't care about verification.

Vibe coding is not engineering. Neither is copying answers from Stack Overflow. Who even puts forward such claims?

Who ensures it followed the specs? The more context an LLM gets, the more likely it will start to ignore instructions. If the LLM runs a context compression, all bets are off. Ther…

Your post makes no sense unless you speak about project management in general. The commits in question are no pull requests.

The commits were all from the original inventor of rsync. Not a low quality newbie coder.

A human preserves more context and might remember what they did and when pointing out a new bug, they often have an idea what's wrong.

> If TRIDGE of all people can't handle #LLMs without a slopocalypse, no one can. > That means you. That means someone you admire who is intelligent and careful and considerate. Not…

But the code that does the transcoding has been read. Somebody needs to have read deterministic code to even have a chance of noticing something being wrong. This has not happened …

The whole code base is a vibe coded rewrite, half a year after Bun was acquired by Anthropic. I see lots of ground for that claim.

Show me a forum or topics based platform that handle threads as good as proper mail clients? Don’t mistake the poor HTML view for how managing threads with thousands of replies loo…