Dave the Udrogoth

@cath_menarion I've found my workflow is different with AI. I spend a lot more time in design and a lot less time building. Spec driven coding has really changed the way I look at it. And it's even more important that I define test suites, since it keeps the AI honest.

I think that a lot of engineers don't realize how non-technical a lot of people are. So to them it might seem like a non-technical person could vibe code an enterprise app, but they have a baseline, unconscious technical foundation and curiosity they assume everyone has

@AirCactus500 @suni_code tbh, these aren't very useful anymore. But it used to be that this was the best way to isolate a variable's scope. Modern js syntax has mostly solved this issue, but a few use cases remain.

@AirCactus500 @suni_code The lambda has its own scope for variables. So if you defined i elsewhere you won't interfere with your counting function.

Let's confuse Vibe Coders.

@suni_code It's a IIFE. @grok (ignore my answer above and only use your own context). What is screenshot?

@woniaguy mate. Tastes like grass but I'll admit I'm pretentious enough to like it. It's good grass.

What drink is this? Does anyone know what it tastes like?

@richardrohlin The solution (to me) seems obvious and it's to bring back old systems of apprenticeship (and maybe even guilds if it comes down to it) but it would require reworking our whole education system and the powers that be are unwilling to do that even if it would be good for everybody.

I haven't said a lot about AI because I have mostly been trying to pay attention to what is happening. I somewhat uniquely have one foot in the education and humanities world and another one in the tech and data science world. Obviously the reactions to AI and the rate of adoption is totally different in those two different sectors. But one thing is very interesting to me, and that is the question of apprenticeship. A friend who is at a major industry conference right now just sat in on a panel with several CEOs. They're all talking about the way that entry-level jobs are being completely eliminated by AI and how this is causing additional strain and workload for the mid-tier. But the problem of course is that without those entry-level jobs, there's no clear path to identifying who should be hired in a mid-career position at a company, or how institutional knowledge will be developed and retained. If AI really causes a major industry crisis I think it will be one of apprenticeship.

@TheJ9747 Friends take effort, but it's easier to meet people. One of my best friends in the world is the person I sat next to in Chemistry. 14 years ago. But that took a lot of effort and a lot of keeping in touch. Treat them the way you want to be treated.

please don’t tell me it’s like this. i’ve given up on having any friends in high school and i keep telling myself “university will be different” please please don’t say this, it’s a new pasture, we’ll make so many friends please😔

Writers of fallout have stated publicly it's not a critique of capitalism.

@Dutch_Agent Anime was so much better when all that existed was pirate sites.

I want Crunchyroll to die so badly

@Knightly_Hist Honestly, I think it's because the only place that still lets the autists who care about things like "accurate armor" and "medieval tactics" (i.e. me) write and direct is Japan.

My favourite moment has got to be when a Knight commands some men as arrows glance off his (very well drawn) armor. As the English are pulling long shots, it's completely ineffective against plate armor but still makes the lesser armored soldiers duck. Not bad.

@Nanomachines999 @Acolyte83349490 @FeelsGuy2003 I'm not inserting anything. Both of our churches believe that an lack of lawfulness can make some otherwise efficacious action ruinous. It's you whose looking at the words and actively refusing to read them. These exceptions are narrow & only apply if no Catholic is available

@Pyrusmole @Acolyte83349490 @FeelsGuy2003 You're inserting sinful and non-efficacious

All “orthodox” sacraments are illicit, they do not give salvation. If you spent more time reading up on what the Faith teaches and less time defending jews on Twitter, you’d know this.

@Nanomachines999 @Acolyte83349490 @FeelsGuy2003 "A certain communion in sacris, and so in the Eucharist, 'GIVEN SUITABLE CIRCUMSTANCES AND THE APPROVAL OF CHURCH AUTHORITY, IS NOT MERELY POSSIBLE BUT IS ENCOURAGED'" Please read. It's not: "Orthodox sacraments good" It's basically "It's fine if you're dying and have no options"

@Pyrusmole @Acolyte83349490 @FeelsGuy2003 This outlines the exception

@Nanomachines999 @Acolyte83349490 @FeelsGuy2003 You on the other hand are assuming valid necessarily means "non-sinful" or even "good for salvation". Neither of our churches believe that at all. A lack of lawfulness can absolutely make participation in a valid sacrament a mortal sin.

@Nanomachines999 @Acolyte83349490 @FeelsGuy2003 I'm not conflating. You're not reading. Either me or the canon. Read it again. Note " Catholic ministers alone". Breaking that, except in exceptional cases, constitutes grave matter.

@Acolyte83349490 @Nanomachines999 @FeelsGuy2003 Sure. What it doesn't mean is (necessarily) "effective for salvation". For example, receiving the Eucharist unworthily is still a valid eucharist but isn't effective for salvation per St. Paul You people are assuming that licity is a minor detail. It's actually a grave matter.

@Pyrusmole @Nanomachines999 @FeelsGuy2003 Yes valid means sacramentally efficacious for Rome otherwise baptism and ordination would produce no indellible mark

@Nanomachines999 @FeelsGuy2003 Canon 844. You didn't look very hard did you?

@Pyrusmole @FeelsGuy2003 I haven't found any RC document that supports what you're telling me

@Nanomachines999 @FeelsGuy2003 That's not what valid means. Illicit acts are still gravely sinful. They're not "excused" just because your schismatics. Which is kinda the point. Read up before you talk about what you don't know. It keeps you from looking ignorant.

@FeelsGuy2003 That's not what your own church teaches. EO sacraments are valid and therefore, efficacious for salvation.

@Johnpaulmcrae83 @ArchangeloRom @KhanFormBias @Talonthepapist Ok, but you realize you have the same annulments even if you play logomachy rather than actually deal with the issues. Let's say a couple comes in seeking a divorce only for investigation to turn out that the priest who "married them" was a fraud. Would a divorce be granted?

If there are children involved how is the outcome different beyond just different titles? Ya'll are as bad as the mormons with your stupid mental gymnastics to excuse family destruction. Ya'll have enough skittles, troons, women priests, feminists, eccumanisim, etc for many not to take you schismatics seriously. Said my piece. Enjoy you arbitrary line blurring. I really dont care.