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  • Agreed.

    Author drowned out the thesis of the article with an overly long background story that didn’t really drive home the point that well. It felt forced. Felt like a way to say, “I’m a skeptic about these things” while taking up four paragraphs of filler.

    The author offered no investigation into different styles of coding that span the gradient of possible options (from agentic coding to handholding the LLM to not using an LLM at all).

    I found myself wanting to rewrite the article without the ebook ad and incredibly long anecdote that took up most of the article and barely related to the subject.

  • PTB

  • Why should we listen to this CIA plant?

  • They allow us to view Twitter content without giving clicks or views to the dumbasses still stupid/spineless enough to stay on that shithole platform run by Nazi’s and Fascists also depriving said fascist nazis of clicks, revenue, the perception of relevance, etc.

  • Add a ‘w’, pal.

  • Hahaha. Get fucked you AI slop merchants.

    The only better news would be that Bezos gigantic head has imploded.

  • It’s a challenge to keep up with the latest for sure (maybe even impossible for some) but let’s not pretend that the latest version isn’t almost always objectively superior and we just tell ourselves that we don’t need it because of the endless technical debt staying up to date presents.

    For a game engine, the reasons could be

    • a better engine
    • optimizations
    • making complex functionality suddenly a one-liner
    • less bugs
  • I’d switch to flake provisioning with Continuous Integration. A machine/runner on a cron would do CI on the latest flake update (latest Godot build) while I work, collecting issues as they arise (cachix is crucial for easing build times).

    That way, when I switch to the newest version, I’ll have a clear picture of:

    • The amount of technical debt I’ve built up
    • That everything is completely predictable.