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  • I think they’ve now spent so much money that it’s their first and second septic system.

  • Yes and it’s a giant bottleneck.

    What’s depressing is that the AI agents are actually way better than humans at catching weird edge cases that are easy to overlook. So the AI code reviews are actually super valuable.

    But it’s still an LLM and still doesn’t understand anything and can’t be accountable, so humans are still in the picture and that slows everything down.

    All that, I think, is fine. The true problem I’m seeing is that reviewers are starting to get lazy and sign off on things because the AI gave it a pass.

    I think it’s fine to lean on the AI to catch weird race conditions. It’s less fine to blindly accept that 2 lines of code requires a 12 line comment explaining a bunch of bullshit about what the code used to do.

    Standards are dropping. It feels like a race: will developers become incompetently lazy before the AI is actually good enough to do their old jobs?

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  • Uhh those bags should all be in one hand so he can still fish out his keys and open the house door.

    Amateur hour!

  • Mixing bowl to mix and proof the bread.

    Pot to cook down the fruit and make jelly.

    Probably need at least a blender to make the peanut butter.

    Hmm, “cooking” a PB&J would use more dishes.

  • Well first you have to become Taika Waititi, so the bar to entry is high. But once you’re in you can get away with anything.

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  • I think of those people the same way they think of me when I say “what’s that? Is that a sports team? I don’t care about any of that.”

  • I call it slop when it was generated by AI and not carefully reviewed (and probably tweaked) by a human that understands the output.

    Code written not by a software developer? Slop.

    Code written by a software developer that just shipped it without understanding it? Slop.

    Code written by a software developer that went through subsequent review, testing, and adjustment? “AI-assisted”, maybe?

    Replace code with any other industry and the same principle applies.

    I generally equate slop with human laziness, even though the actual “quality” of the slop still varies.

  • That’s silly. North America is huge. In the US South, it’s very common for people to poop every day. In fact, you usually wouldn’t even talk to a doctor about it. But as you get to the northern states and into Canada, it’s so cold that people don’t poop at all!

    So the 1 day thing is probably just someone averaging out the numbers.

  • docker compose up -d iceland ireland costa_rica new_zealand

  • Day drinking?

  • It’s so stupid. I absolutely love it.

  • I think the psychological effect is called reactance. When faced with opposition to their position, people will defend it more aggressively than they would just agree with someone affirming the same position.

    There was a joke that said if you wanted programming help, you’d post a question on Stack Overflow, then use another account and answer your question with an aggressively wrong answer. People would attack the wrong answer and actually give a quality answer more regularly than they would otherwise just answer a question with no answers.

    It also reminds me of that web comic with a woman telling a man to come to bed, and he just stares at the computer and says “I can’t. Someone is wrong on the internet.”

  • HIS NAME WAS ROBERT.

  • Ahh, the waste heat of 23 atom bombs. A standard unit for sure.

  • Boring troll.

  • I ended up at the same. Desktop PC with a lotta hard drives in it and big fans that don’t have to spin fast and make a lot of noise.

    Bonus points that it’s consumer desktop hardware and not server grade shit so if something needs replacing there’s usually a cheap replacement available.

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  • Then living a good life and never thinking of them again.

  • Sometimes more overt than other times. Rick Berman’s career could best be described as “saying the quiet part out loud”.

  • I don’t think I could work with Navi’s attention seeking behaviours.