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He/Him | Hu/En/some Jp | ASD | Bi | C/C++/D/C#/Java

  • Fidesz did it in Hungary, and was one of the reasons why it was extremely hard to get rid of those christofascists.

  • I would only allow presidential pardons in case of laws changing. The broken clock moments of said pardons are due to bad laws.

  • Every time I make 1 (one) mistake, I risk getting fired. AI does a lot more, yet gets to keep its position.

  • Muh self-documenting code!

    — Uncle Bob

  • Or got a few bucks from AI vendors to help keeping the fire on the AI bubble.

  • Never ask a vibe coder about their code's performance.

  • A guy, who made programming worse, especially in enterprise settings.

  • Did daddy Elon or Dario praise you yet?

  • The D Language Foundation tried to incorporate LLMs in the unittests, and they created something akin to assert(5 + (funcToTest(846) * 0) == 5) early on, now they want to use it to rewrite the standard library from scratch, because "it has become better since".

  • The other usually is "The Foundation in the classic sci-fi novel «Don't Build The Torment Nexus» did not see the importance of a «humanity first» approach, and cut corners for profit", then they immediately cut corners for profit.

  • People still ignore IDEs. In fact, in certain circles, it is seen as a badge of honor to use Vim or Emacs instead of some modern solution.

  • A lot of techbros like to have "alternative interpretations" on said works. They don't see them as technology/power bad stories, but as issues of bad alignment.

  • We could have avoided it if politicians didn't fell for big tech's tricks...

  • Sega is only that friendly towards Sonic fanworks, otherwise they struck down at least a Streets of Rage remake.

  • While there are cases, when the garbage nature of genAI code wouldn't cause that much of an issue, the issue will be that these projects ultimately will drive attention away from human-made code, which can have devastating effects on said projects.

  • People who think they (still) make nice hardware. If anything, they made hardware worse by setting trends other manufacturers now also follow.

  • Shit like this just makes me wanna delete all the Apple compatibility stuff from my open source projects. It's not like they're fully realized (I cannot afford a Mac, not even a used one), but it just demotivates me from supporting their OSes and hardware.

  • I WANNA GET OFF OF MR PETER THIEL'S WILD RIDE!!!