Did we learn nothing from Snowden? I promise you the government has had a dossier on every American for decades.

Number one thing I hate is html/css/js used for anything that is not a website. Fucking stop it.

It’s just that almost no one uses it, because people eternal September phone users don’t mind the not owning in exchange of the content.

• Make a personal website.
• Link to it in some places.
• Put links to other places on it.

I don’t know if you saw the news last month but Discord just replaced a founder with a former Activision-Blizzard exec as CEO.

I swear they are soulless NPCs put on this earth by demons to torture us.

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It feels like literally the entire open source and games communities are on discord. Will they move too? I care about that even more than my DMs.

Well the nerve damage was unrelated if it helps lol.

I kept my Win7 install until like 2023 and it wasn’t security that drove me away but a huge amount of software no longer working on it.

They’re trying to normalize calling high-level programming a “programming paradigm.” Don’t let them.

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This is just your ego talking. You can’t stand the idea that a computer could be better than you at something you devoted your life to. You’re not special. Coding is not special. It happened to artists, chess players, etc. It’ll happen to us too.

I’ll listen to experts who study the topic over an internet rando. AI model capabilities as yet show no signs of slowing their exponential growth.

Laugh it up while you can.

We’re in the “haha it can’t draw hands!” phase of coding.

I watched a few levels of it. This game has already been made. It’s called Painkiller and I beat it 20 years ago.

Looks like we found a good use case for facial generative ai

5, 6, 9. Come on now.

Used to love stomach-sleeping. Then got severe nerve damage in my shoulder and neck. Now H all day every day

I’m not super fond of dynamic typing either. I like untyped or uni-typed languages like ‘everything is an array’ (APL) or ‘everything is an integer’ (Forth, assembly).

I’m of the same opinion as Chuck Moore who once observed, “Strong typing merely creates errors so that they can be detected.” In my experience, the amount of complexity added by these systems is staggering. To such a degree that they cause more errors than they prevent. More types, more opportunities to use them incorrectly, after all.

I also prefer the ‘build the program while it’s running’ workflow, which is inhibited by static typing.

It’s been known for quite a while now. Even reddit gets annoyed with the guy.