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@ThreeOhFour @vga256 Loved that design as well. Looks like a retro-futuristic design for a spaceship assistant in the aspirational (or perhaps naive) way we used to envision these things
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@GossiTheDog This kind of basic stuff is easily caught by any free static analysis tool. There's no excuse to not be running one in one's repo, vibe-coded or not.
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@urlyman@mastodon.social My favorite part of Mastodon is that there are very few incentives for doing whatever it takes to build an audience. You kind of just put your circle together and that's it. Just like we wanted.
@Casey@theforkiverse.com @pj@theforkiverse.com I was going to move my account over there but I didn't want to increases costs like you mentioned on the Podcast. It is like the birth of blogging where uploading one video would burn through your webhost bandwidth for a month.
@snappyhome@theforkiverse.com @pj@theforkiverse.com "can something that stays small and insular manage to do that?"
If the goal is profit, probably not.
@rauschma@fosstodon.org PiperNet!
@todb@infosec.exchange You're right that "infer" is doing all of the heavy lifting here. They're trying to use that verb to differentiate "human-defined rules" from "machine-defined rules"
@britt@mstdn.games Just bought a bunch as stocking stuffers.
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@tante @ebooksyearn
"The software we have to use will be bad, insecure, unmaintainable, expensive with nobody having the skills or resources to build something better."
This was, unfortunately, already the case with human-generated code.
@pj@theforkiverse.com Are Search Engine episode transcripts available anywhere? Looking for a quote from this episode that I can't find anymore.
https://www.searchengine.show/the-puzzle-of-the-all-american-bbq-scrubber/
@ebooksyearn@thepit.social The articles were LLM generated anyway.
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@sparklepanic@infosec.exchange lite.cnn.com As well. I love these. Reminders of how blistering fast the Internet can be.