Nobody wants to overpay for a disfunctional product If airplane wifi is good, I pay for it because it's nice to be able to get some things done rather than just zombie out on a flight. But if I know my email takes 5m to load and I'll never be able to open an attachment...nah

European governmental efficiency, in one photo efiling.drcor.mcit.gov.cy/DrcorPublic/

I'm gonna vibe code a fucking robot to manage an anti-pop news filter so I can auto mute "clavicular" and other retard shit from my timeline If I find the time to do it this week I might even share it if anyone else wants it

I am almost universally anti-regulation. However, one case for regulation is this: It should not be legal for you to purchase something which has features that you have to then pay an additonal subscription to use, or for those features to be disabled over the air. Period.

Men used to just kill themselves

The soundtrack of my youth was my dad listening to Sgt. Barry Sadler, followed by history lessons about warfare and the general savagery of mankind That, plus a sprinkling of 16 Tons and Big Bad John because he was a product of an Appalachian mining town and it never leaves you

The only answer is accountability If you push code, it's your code whether the machine god wrote it or not. If it's trash, or if you can't explain it, then you get treated as though you're doing garbage work and face the consequences of doing so.

When even the biggest hater of craptastic software prefers the megacorp dogslop you know the web is fucked Ladybird I am begging you, please reverse the dying of the light

The French love their revolutionary figures And America was basically founded on the principle of "Fuck monarchs" Then you have the widespread revolution "Springtime of the peoples" that affected most of Europe The west does indeed have that dawg in us

Even Gemini knows that dax is the medicine man, even if they can't quite get the OpenCode logo correct

Spotify could build some absolutely incredibly models for music making, instrument sound reproduction, vocals (augmenting or generating), etc. They could drop the 2026 version of the Adobe suite for audio creatives. The kind of tools that absolutely mandatory as a professional

You don't have time You make time

$AMD rn

The work product of a software engineer is not lines of code. Text is just the medium by which the real work is done. If you are producing more text than you can reason about and validate, then the text is all you are producing If that ever ceases to be true, you're unemployed

Overstatement of the century Prompting 'copy gcc' is the most obviously trivial programming task I can imagine If they could prove that gccv2 was derived from a spec without access to any of the original resources themselves, then we have reason to note some progress

It isn't a headless solution, so unfortunately this is basically worthless

The right is to due process If due process cannot be given, the state then doesn't have the right to prosecute Unfortunately, we did not actually make attorneys into slaves

Yo OpenAI The loot you stole ain't yours. No crying in the casino. If you wanna whine, pay for the data fair and square

Strong MLM saleswomen vibes Do not engage