A feature that every IDE has been able to do for you for two decades now

What if the opinion is to shoot the managers and seize the (means of) production

Agile manifesto is cool, mostly because it’s like 24 words long

Okay this takes the cake wtf

The New York Times noted the burrito “could have been designed only by a food technologist or by someone who eats lunch without much thought to taste”.

Jesus christ that’s a murder

I had hoped that he had just gone off the deep end during COVID like so many others

If COVID made you a bad person – it didn’t, you were always bad and just needed a gentle push.

Like unless something really traumatic happened – a family member died, you were a frontline worker and broke from stress – then no, I’m sorry, a financially secure white guy going apeshit from COVID is not a turn, it’s just a mask-off moment

It has happened. Post your wildest Scott Adams take here to pay respects to one of the dumbest posters of all time.

I’ll start with this gem

I mean, technically it can be anything you want as long as you never deploy it, which I think is the tagline of Haskell

If this is a joke then it’s a bad one

The initiative is splendid and someone should “fork” it using the archived version

Especially for Rust having a curated list of slop-tainted libraries would be useful to have a cargo-deny-style check forbidding them from the dependency chain.

Archive

Nushell on the list, I’m in shambles…

My bad!

The more likely version of b) is not that AI improves in any way, but that the definition of “good enough” gets degraded so much that no one will care.

@self they’re doing it again, where’s the link to your rant

“everyone will be a 10x vibe coder” and “everything will be made with some level of llm assistance in the near future” vs “no-one should be letting llms access anything where they could be doing permanent damage” and “there’s so much worthless slop in crates.io”.

“The things that AI cannot do but the salespeople assure me it will In The Near Future™️ sure sound great, but the real negative effects it has right now are really bad. Gee, I wonder if there’s some bigger picture to see here, huh.”

this is not a distinct change of behaviour

This is what I disagree with. The theatrics of justifying police brutality don’t change the outcomes of police brutality – people still die – but the fact that the theatrics can now be dispensed of in favour of paramilitaries directly using violence to terrorise the people is a distinct change of behaviour towards fascism.

And I think it’s important to recognise that because, as many scholars of fascism have warned time and time again, this is not a binary where a switch get flipped and haha, since today you’re in a fascist state. It’s a progressive erosion of the social contract. ICE as deployed by the Trump regime right now is a basically textbook run: create a paramilitary force, recruit from existing criminal militias to select for loyalists and violent personalities, normalise them as keepers of order, push out or integrate any other enforcement structures so that the paramilitary becomes dominant. Basically the only difference is that Trump didn’t have to create ICE, it was already there just waiting to be pushed through the pipeline.

Does this event fundamentally change how you and I perceive America? No, if you were paying attention you knew the rot inside, and you’ve been shouting that Trump is a fascist since the very beginning. It is, however, a sign that the situation is much worse than it was months ago, that fascism is progressing, and if this is the point at which someone not paying attention wisens up and goes “shit, we are moving towards a totalitarian nightmare” then good, welcome, grab a pitchfork.

I mean it’s so stupid that you had to explain to me that it’s based on Y2K because it makes no sense

noungate

Yes, this is why we need to resist stupid names before they enter mainstream or the world will continue to get dumber

>Reads first paragraph

>Hmm, this sounds like something that is theoretically infeasible to the point of “spending 30 minutes with some basic physics equations on the whiteboard disproves it”

>“$10 million dollars”

>“People did calculations that in an ideal setup…” oh look there it is, no waaay

Like I’m no physicist, you really don’t need much more than vague recollections of high-school physics to be like “huh?” at this…

It’s pattern recognition.

Listen enough to chuds and you learn to recognise chuds based on vibes. You can approach people with 100% good faith, but the moment you sniff a chud – trust your guts.

Was it Wednesday, my dudes?