I've been testing out claude code, opencode, etc. all I can say is, the twitter idiots spreading FOMO are dumb. the skill floor for piloting these things is low as SHIT. no one is going to be left behind because they're not running agents 24/7
as much as these people say that not all llm coding is vibecoding, vibecoding sure is the platonic ideal that they're all striving for
it's baffling to me that people who know how to program computers seem to think it's fine that software merely gives the appearance of working, rather than actually working. it's really easy for software to look like it works when it doesn't, because its internal workings are really important
Stop literally everything.
Steve Albini's Fugazi sessions, widely bootlegged and full of lore, now available officially for the first time.
fugazi.bandcamp.com/album/albini...
"Things are changing. Fast."
Why does every single AI evangelist write like this? Someone needs to start some sort of preliminary research into how using LLMs absolutely cooks your brain and causes you to write like you're selling iPods. They all fucking write like this!
Ear doctor: Don’t use Q-Tips
Me already imagining putting a screw driver I found in the driveway in my ear when I get home: I womt
its amazing how chatgpt knows everything about subjects I know nothing about, but is wrong like 40% of the time in things im an expert on. not going to think about this any further
rage watching these videos has become kind of a hobby. like, the sheer level of arrogance boils my blood. but I keep watching IDK why
getting increasingly stressed that I've only got a single lifetime to work on all my projects
This screenshot shows a conversation about Rust code optimization. Someone points out that "cloning an entire vec for every read" is inefficient. The response acknowledges this criticism and presents a "Better Approach: Don't Clone the Vec" with Rust code showing a DB struct containing current and frozen fields with Arc<RwLock> wrappers. The implementation shows a get method that clones only the Arc (not the entire Vec), then reads from current, and if needed, creates a frozen snapshot by cloning the Vec once. The code includes comments explaining the approach, with one noting "Yeah this still clones the Vec."
claude writing rust is just like me fr
I don’t know how you can look at the output of your LLMs and think the days of humans touching code are over but maybe I take my job too seriously
Americans and europeans I’m begging you, this time around please just shut the fuck up
CAMPEÃO CARALHOOOOO
e pra quem passou o ano secando o Norris:
CHUPAAAAAAAAA KKKKKKKKKKKKK
correction: norris did not switch engines (making it even less likely that they're sabotaging piastri imo)
Lando had a DNF, switched engines, chose to switch to a new suspension (piastri chose not to), there’s no conspiracy here buddy
leetcode copy+paste is extra buggy.
maybe if leetcode employees did more leetcode, that would fix things! right?
matchmaking in deadlock right now is 100% not fun
TODAY IS THE ONLY DAY YOU CAN REPOST THIS!!!
the fact that people actively promote "clean architecture" for native Android development fucking kills me
"clean architecture" is bad period, but damn it is TERRIBLE for GUI apps. just awful. it solves none of the architecture issues you'd typically have in a GUI app and creates 1000 new ones
baku is such a boring ass f1 track
that part of the job posting should be a massive red flag even for people who don't code in Rust/Go
"This opportunity IS NOT for you if you like coding in RUST, Go, or anything useless (...)"
lol. lmao even
O Curitibano "precisamos restaurar o centro da cidade" "precisamos de metrô de superfície e viadutos" "mais ciclovia e bicicletas públicas"
A prefeitura de Curitiba: que tal painéis luminosos iguais aos da times square 😍😍😍
Ahahaha Lois is a PUP fan? This rules lol
SEM CONDIÇÕES ESSA NARRAÇÃO DA F1
parada mais confusa do mundo, vsf
demais, é isso em toda corrida
So things like complex entity relationships can be solved by just dragging stuff around in the UI. That’s very very handy for prototyping… even though it can get REAL messy at times
