Woah woah woah my friend. I’m here for most of your conversation, but to talk shit about your CAT!? I draw the line. They may not exibit the type of intelligence we have, but cats are smart AF! Who cleans you cats shit and piss up!? Hmmmmmm? Who feeds them daily with only minor vocalizing!? That cat basically made you their slave and didn’t even have to threaten you!
I read it. My opinion is the same. I would absolutely NEVER in a million years use my passport or any ID to log into a social media platform. Regardless of the way the data is managed. People are too clever to not devise a way to pull some kind of shenanigans with it. And it’s a slippery slope too. I don’t want to get comfortable with the idea of this. I don’t want any of us getting comfortable with this.
Nope, still 100% NO!!! I don’t care what the scheme is. I don’t trust any of the people or companies involved. I don’t trust the company that makes my cell phone, the operating system, the gov, none of it.
There is literally nothing you could say to me that would ever have me scanning my ID to access social media. I already hate this shit, Lemmy is barely acceptable. Lemmy goes ID medication and I just delete my account and the app, period. I’d be completely done.
My boss has been in it since like the early 80s, programming with basic and assembly. The turning point for him was a month or so ago when Claude found a bug in our mesh firmware that he had been trying to figure out for months. Edge case in hub mode when a message was in route to a device that momentarily dropped from the mesh. Flag gets cleared but no timer set to clear the buffer if the device doesn’t show back up in time. Super fun async RF problems, intermittent and ridiculously hard to find proxy buffer issue that was nearly impossible to reproduce. Old devs made code to lie and say the device was offline when it was still send it’s UID over RDM. So they knew the bug was there for YEARS. With a ton of logs and access to the specific files, Claude found the bug in like 45 mins. It was kind of crazy.
As an electrical engineer who has been doing full stack dev, firmware all the way up to board design and layout for about 16 years now, it’s getting better every single day. My boss is finally coming around after being the biggest shit talker for the last year and half. Is the code perfect? No. Does anyone write perfect code… NO! It is a tool that needs to be driven correctly. If you don’t like it, don’t use it! Is it going away? No! And it doesn’t look like anything we say is going to change that. Live with it, it’s the only option.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Everyone has their own experiences too.
Be fucking nice tho, why is everyone so hostile. Go back to reddit if you want to be an asshole.
Not you dread beef, just in general.
Wow! Says the person who started off throwing insults by calling me smug. I only agreed with your own assement of yourself via your username, if you took that as insult, it’s a you problem. But, at least you know that insulting people is disrespectful. Maybe try heeding your own advice before you start talking shit to strangers on the Internet. How “astoundingly” oblivious of you to make that comment.
Thank you. This is a tool just like everything else. Garbage in equals garbage out. Generative coding in the right hands is an extremely powerful tool.
It’s a difference between kids playing with fireworks. (Vibe coders that know nothing about software development)
And rocket scientists at NASA building a new shuttle. (Real developers with controlled thoughtful AI workflows)
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Maybe I said it… maybe you LIKED it when I said too.