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rideontime

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    Comment #49133725

    This mirrors my experience. Vibe-coding one-off, low-risk apps, it's been fantastic. Trying to take the same approach when implementing features in massive legacy codebases has bee…

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    Comment #49130997

    I'm pretty sensitive to slop and didn't get it from this one. This blog's existed since 2009.

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    Comment #49107493

    About time. Been hearing about this story for years. Apparently Devin Wenig contributed $2 million of the settlement, but I'd prefer to see him behind bars, too.

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    Comment #48973058

    The video mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_w6fo4KVy0

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    Comment #48971919

    What kind of streaming websites? Like, Netflix? Amazon Prime?

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    Comment #48964227

    Seems to be missing some context. What is this used for? Piracy?

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    Comment #48938310

    Depressing to see all the AI-generated text in an article about a creative communication tool. Even the comic's punchline is clunky, and no human being would ever refer to Michael …

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    Comment #48821260

    I love the random paragraph of Indonesian text in the middle of the "article." Here's the original reporting this ripped off without providing any new information: https://arstechn…

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    Comment #48817695

    Hard to tell if that's the same as the Ian Knot: https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/ianknot.htm

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    Comment #48386066

    Copetti enjoyers should also checkout everything Fabien Sanglard has done, including the Wolfenstein and Doom Black Books, the Another World port analyses, and the other dozens of …

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    Comment #48370601

    Name and shame.

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    Comment #48217813

    And you're going to verify them on that tiny screen before executing them?

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    Comment #48094895

    I was nodding along with the piece in the first half, then it repeated the same point five more times and I started to smell slop.

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    Comment #48053735

    Same here. I don't care how they responded to the backlash, the fact that it happened in the first place was enough for me.

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    Comment #48027661

    "Neo feudal lords" might read like hyperbole to those unaware of Brian Armstrong's "Network State" fanaticism. He may not be one yet, but he's certainly striving toward that goal.

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    Comment #48022725

    Please stop posting this. e: Apologies, I had this confused for the other "dead tech projects" website posted recently that was similarly full of false information: https://news.yc…

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    Comment #47956697

    Was this actually easier to write than just writing what comes naturally?

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    Comment #47950031

    How does one "pour a 56k modem out"? This is the sort of nonsensical turn of phrase that AI writes.

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    Comment #47856257

    If it’s just a “test,” why did they update the documentation?

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    Comment #47856164

    Anthropic’s “Head of Growth” claims this is a “test”: https://x.com/TheAmolAvasare/status/2046724659039932830 This does not explain the changes to documentation.

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    Comment #47855863

    Ed’s replies show an archived Code support page that was changed today to remove mentions of Pro. They seem to be making these changes right now.

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    Comment #47683362

    So long as they're humanely harvested? Some argue that cows are mistreated when kept producing milk as much as they are, but I haven't looked into it because I'm selfish too.

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    Comment #47535225

    So it's the headline that's inaccurate. It should read "bars women with the SRY gene" rather than "transgender."

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    Comment #47268233

    404 Media has an excellent track record and is very reputable, if you're saying the "red flag" applies to them.