You can throw the code away, but be assured that the vibe-coder also vibe-specified the software and you will have to negotiate each functionality change with the client.

And each one will take much longer than the original coder too!

Cool. You can just add it on the systemsettings.

Your windows disappearing in a flame seems awesome…

Nah, the author thinks vim is emacs or something like it.

No way to sort by total cost

But you can filter by free shipping.

Anyway, yeah, what an irrational decision the OP discovered.

A really good way to evaluate an ecosystem is looking if people look into documentation or stack overflow first.

When it’s stack overflow, the ecosystem always suck.

That’s what lack of moderation does.

Except that insect based protein isn’t even something you can find out there to eat. Unless you get it directly from the source… but those people don’t exist either.

This entire thing was made from a few researchers doing some basic research and a few cultures here or there that have one or two traditional dishes that use insects.

Nah, jaguars eat alligators. It’s win-win.

That you see up there is just a stupid meme.

But now the OP has created that concept and freed it into the world. Now all the bets are off.

“It goes almost all the way to the ceiling. I just need you to connect the last layer into the structure, it should be a 15 minutes work, right? I already settled the deadline with your boss. Tanks; bye.”

I believe, that we are still quite far away from a generic artificial intelligence

Well, that’s one of those “nobody anywhere has any idea” things. But I have to say, the more attention and money we spend on LLMs, the longer it will probably take to make any useful generic intelligence. No idea if that’s good or bad either.

Even the quite flawed implementations we see in the market at the moment, make it hard for people to get entry level jobs.

Those jobs are being destroyed by government policy. The only thing LLMs are currently able to do is spam, it can’t replace people on any other activity.

To be fair, the largest problem here is that it presents itself as the kind of isolation that would respect firewall rules, not that they don’t respect them.

People wouldn’t make the same mistake in NixOS, despite it doing exactly the same.

It’s good when you are involved on a single team, so you only have 1 ~1 hour standup to participate…

It is unique to the US. Other places have 2 or more orders of magnitude fewer shootings.

And knowing this does help you figure out how to solve the problem.

Oh, man.

I just stopped being hassled to fix a bug on somebody else’s system (that mine interops with), by the same developers responsible for maintaining that other system, because the problem got bad enough to escalate until somebody responsible for both sides looked.

That said, I was just ignoring them. But hell…

Two years ago I had to throw a screen away, because once I retired an old GPU, I had no device left with a VGA port.

yeah i know exactly the feeling, i want to get into coding, but there is just so much information out there

Pick a problem, then pick the python library/framework that solves it, follow the tutorial, and adapt it to solve your problem.

It will be a bad piece of code that barely works. That’s how you start, there’s no other way. After it, pick another problem or an improvement, solve it again, and so on.

After a while abandon python, because only bad programmers stay with a single language. Or don’t if you want to stop there, because not everybody has to become good at everything.

Break your system and it’s broken.

How unexpected!