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@ChrisWiegman In a perfect world, one day we will all look back on Javascript like the pet rock: "Well.. that was pointless wasn't it?"

@gregyoung aaaand....?

Oh no ... I am putting on S1E1 of The Magicians. I have been warned this may be a timesink.

The amount of fuckery I went through to upgrade mautic from v5 to v6 was staggering. Fast forward, the amount of fuckery I went through to upgrade mautic from v6 to v7 was staggering. Open source is often not for the feint of heart.

@BStarr119 That was indeed the case.

@ljonesfl That’s a lot of ice! Like we are talking risk of bringing down main transmission lines kind of ice 😮

Somehow I managed to piss off 1M people and bring joy to 1M others with my excitement that cybertrucks doors open in the ice 🤷

My analogy is that it's like having four carpenters do the work for you. Three are excellent and one has brain damage. They are working so fast that you just can't micromanage all of the work so, the one questionable carpenters work is littered throughout alongside the experts. I've built a large system over the last few months and I just don't know how to feel about it. If I had done it, it would be something that I would be very comfortable with and proud of the architecture. Thats not the case currently. Again, I can't move fast enough to micromanage everything. Using coderabbit and codebot, it seems like about 80% of my time is just feeding bugs back into the AI to fix the slop. I just don't know.

I've been using AI for coding for 6 weeks or more. The power is undeniable. But the risks and time sinks are just as undeniable. I'm still not convinced that my project wouldn't be just as far along if I'd written it myself. I think of it as a carpenter who is adept at using hand tools and who has been given access to a power tool shop with every power tool there is. He needs to build a nice little cabinet. Would his first few projects take him longer just because he doesn't know how to use the power tools and has to throw out a bunch of messed up work?

@rblalock Me sending an expletive filled prompt pointing out ineptitude. "The user is clearly frustrated..."

Yes. That's exactly what I'm doing.

FSD in the @cybertruck handled the Tennessee weather like a champ. Snow, rain, sleet, hail, ice? No problem. FSD and traction control handled everything with grace.

If its snowing and you are riding in my car, not matter what time of year it is, there is a 100% chance you are listening to Christmas jazz.

@JonesBarron @Tesla Another person mindlessly repeating propaganda. I have driven less than 1% of the time in the last >4k miles. Those stats speak for themselves.

@Tesla Well, it's still running traffic signals and stop signs, so...

Weird, we were told this would never work

@Tesla Yeah. It did that in zero visibility fog. My nervous system still hasn't recovered.

FSD Supervised can drive in whiteout conditions

@BridgetPhetasy @emzanotti Clearly a new flavor of Gatorade.

@emzanotti What the fuck is Thunder ice

Look, I'm done. I'm going to Confession, picking up some wine, and we're gonna ride it out, because none of you have any effing idea what is about to happen.

@glasscannonpod :o, everyone's face in the room last night when this ad ran lol. There was a lot of speculation as to there being a Hims sponsorship until the end.

State of the Naish. This Monday, 1/19. 8PM ET live on YouTube and Twitch. BE THERE!

Although Cursor's Bugbot and Coderabbit seem to find a lot of the same issues. Coderabbit seems to find more but, the ones that Bugbot finds are much trickier in nature. Currently using the two together seems like the best approach.

@ThoNg676733 This was not recorded live and she's using pitch correction but still, nice version of the song.

💕 this is an amazing cover. It’s few years old but awesome

@unclebobmartin It's glorious until it updates a test to pass instead of fixing broken code, then it makes me sad.

I am watching Claude to TDD in real time. IT write the tests, sees them fail, and then makes them pass. Glory!

@BrianAtlas Using the word “finna”? Bad education I’m guessing.

Can someone explain this female phenomenon?

@sweet_nector1 Ah, the old dynamo. All the rage in the late 70s. Saved at least 50p on batteries.

No one across the country seems to know what this is.

@piedmonteasy @guyfelicella Bullet resistant, armored glass, adaptive suspension, steer by wire, four wheeled steering, locking bed, built in grok, grok navigation, full self driving (amazing), constantly improving software. The list goes on. Its incredible.

@ljonesfl @guyfelicella What is it capable of that another $90,000 truck can't do?

The most ugliest thing I've ever seen ... Like why would anyone waste money on this tin can?

@martyrdison If you are over 30 and have never lived with anyone, that is either a deeply engrained lifestyle choice or you are on the incel spectrum.

i am incredibly suspicious of men who are over 40 & never married i trust someone who tried and it didn’t work marriage that ends is still evidence of effort never lived with anyone? red flag never had a long-term relationship past 6 months? red flag there’s usually a reason these men are single, and it’s not because they were “focused on work.” if they didn’t prioritize love then they’re unlikely to start now tell me why i’m wrong