I am interested to see if these tools can be used to tackle tech debt

Having it rewrite existing functioning code seems like a terrible idea. QA would at least have to re-test all functionality.

Champion Psychology.

I don’t like real time because then I panic. Turn based is my kind of combat!

You got a lot of shit just laying around on your floor?

if it’s small and you pickle it, I’m down.

Sorry but you are a big fan of cucumber.

Why not turn based games?

Don’t you have to wait 30+ days between tests to do the deed and avoid STDs?

They have pills now that will keep you “ready” for 30+ days

I have one that just sits on top of my coffee cup.

The pour over press is the best coffee flavor I’ve ever had. And so inconvenient.

Burn it all down

at least large enough for the corpse and me

It doesn’t look like anything. It’s an invisibility umbrella.

It also lets you walk through walls.

Now I’m more confused. Why is it scrambled? To keep people from copying it? Were they doing this before MS bought it?

I was hoping you’d say “Microsoft decided to rewrite the whole game in C++” but I guess that’s not the case (although I think the AMAZING Minetest game is written in C++ and I actually like it more).

I thought it was all done in Java.

amazing

I keep hearing about infected monkeys. Did something happen in the news?

Is it possible to use deterministic automation for some boilerplate instead of LLMs?

I’ve never had those problems. I’m especially surprised by the boot script issue. Mint and Ubuntu are the main “beginners” distros. You’d probably be fine if you went with mint again. Pop_os is supposed to be good. I use EndeavourOS with kde plasma desktop and it’s fantastic. But you have to run the update script weekly to be safe.

I’m so glad we have smart cars.

There’s no utility in defining it the way

I ready described such utility in how it opposes our shallow images of “cApiTaLisM” (and meritocracy etc). Capitalism as instantiated doesn’t match our descriptions of it. Human greed is the constant engine. Liberalism emerged from that emergent environment, and in some ways helps maintain aspects of those systems. But corporations will never actually support any ideology, whether that ideology supports or opposes “capitalism.” Corporations (or rather the humans whose greed is their engine) will, at best, stab us in the eyes and ears with ANY fractured ideological images that gets them some near-term increase in power or profits.