I would guess the 3DS is far more "jailbroken" than the switch.
They can already do that with most of the information they already have, they don't need to listen for that type of thing (though they still might be as you see here, data is data after all). Most people are not that…
Vibe coding as in "Make me a postgres" is poor but if you think it hasn't affected CRUD feature work you would be wrong. Most developers don't work building low level high performance scalable systems for a large tech…
> It is just obviously not journalism as most people would recognize the concept. Disagree. Most people would think this is journalism. This is the kind of journalism most people are interacting with in 2026.
The LLMs are, they wrote them after all.
They are also often out there narcaning people when paramedics are not available (which I am sure they are not super pumped about). Honestly I am not really upset about that. Train them to support the community in other…
Is it? Its a glorified ECard service. The entire thing could run on a single machine.
> are they producing value faster? I don't know. Maybe. Software might be getting worse but we are not far enough along yet for it to matter. Most people use less than 10 websites total, the internet has shrunk. It will…
Here's the thing, it doesn't have to produce code better than me. There is a wide range of code that will do the same job. 15s vs 2h for code 60% as good? 10 minutes for code 80% as good? 10 minutes today and 10 minutes…
> The top tier LLMs would be as good at this as a lot of maintainers, right? In some respects maybe in others less so. So in my situation I am using a client for a system and am using a very specific part of it even…
I have wondered where we are with stuff like this. I myself have been using an open source lib that I contributed a fix for and inquired about it. I didn't just drop a PR either, opened an issue, was told PRs accepted,…
China is building a lot of nuclear, and in my home province in Canada they are planning to expand nuclear infrastructure (we will see if it comes to pass). Solar just thrives in places without dependable established…
Buses / Trams are the best use of this tech since not only is a high percentage of the cost the driver but they also drive the same predictable routes and not all over the place. There are issues though. If you remove…
Everyone can't be a plumber. In fact one of the worst "trade offs" of the trades is they can very much be a young mans game. It gets real hard to sling water heaters up/down tight stairs or pull cable in a 100+ degree…
I don't fear loosing all my devices in a freak boating accident. I fear apple deciding they don't like me for whatever reason and then I am fucked. It is why I never use "sign in with <google, meta, apple, whatever>"
Sort of, and in this case definitely. "Agents" can be very "persistent" and when not sand boxed appropriately can get at things they were not meant to get at. Even if its only 1/1,000,000 that one time that one time is…
It still doenst really matter for most people. JS running on a raspberrypi can support most sites on the internet. Sure it matters at scale but what tech interviews forget is most don't every get to the scale where it…
This only works while tokens are artificially cheap. The gravy train could come to an end at some point. The open models that are chasing the frontier labs will stop being open once things slow down and there is less…
LLMs writing rust that no one reads will spell doom for all the server side JS stuff in time.
That is how I feel. The first couple things I build with AI were exciting. Now I derive no satisfaction from anything 'I' have built with it. At some point I am just stuck asking myself "Why am I doing this if someone…
Ah yes the the party end of day cute beer (I think?) Some German compound nouns are funny.
> 90% of what HR does is keep the company from getting sued Which people would be wise to remember. HR is there to protect the company, not you or your co-workers. Sometimes these two things align but not always.
Often you pay to have that posting. For a smaller company they def know that posting is still up. Likely they are just getting poor applications (or need to improve their posting because the right people are not seeing…
The hook sends the text to another agent/context with a request to validate and return a good or bad + reason response. Every request is a fresh context.
Your best bet is to use hooks and inject it after every file edit / response by first running the content through haiku and asking if it is asd 100 ste. It burns more tokens but is the only way to get tolerable text.
I would guess the 3DS is far more "jailbroken" than the switch.
They can already do that with most of the information they already have, they don't need to listen for that type of thing (though they still might be as you see here, data is data after all). Most people are not that…
Vibe coding as in "Make me a postgres" is poor but if you think it hasn't affected CRUD feature work you would be wrong. Most developers don't work building low level high performance scalable systems for a large tech…
> It is just obviously not journalism as most people would recognize the concept. Disagree. Most people would think this is journalism. This is the kind of journalism most people are interacting with in 2026.
The LLMs are, they wrote them after all.
They are also often out there narcaning people when paramedics are not available (which I am sure they are not super pumped about). Honestly I am not really upset about that. Train them to support the community in other…
Is it? Its a glorified ECard service. The entire thing could run on a single machine.
> are they producing value faster? I don't know. Maybe. Software might be getting worse but we are not far enough along yet for it to matter. Most people use less than 10 websites total, the internet has shrunk. It will…
Here's the thing, it doesn't have to produce code better than me. There is a wide range of code that will do the same job. 15s vs 2h for code 60% as good? 10 minutes for code 80% as good? 10 minutes today and 10 minutes…
> The top tier LLMs would be as good at this as a lot of maintainers, right? In some respects maybe in others less so. So in my situation I am using a client for a system and am using a very specific part of it even…
I have wondered where we are with stuff like this. I myself have been using an open source lib that I contributed a fix for and inquired about it. I didn't just drop a PR either, opened an issue, was told PRs accepted,…
China is building a lot of nuclear, and in my home province in Canada they are planning to expand nuclear infrastructure (we will see if it comes to pass). Solar just thrives in places without dependable established…
Buses / Trams are the best use of this tech since not only is a high percentage of the cost the driver but they also drive the same predictable routes and not all over the place. There are issues though. If you remove…
Everyone can't be a plumber. In fact one of the worst "trade offs" of the trades is they can very much be a young mans game. It gets real hard to sling water heaters up/down tight stairs or pull cable in a 100+ degree…
I don't fear loosing all my devices in a freak boating accident. I fear apple deciding they don't like me for whatever reason and then I am fucked. It is why I never use "sign in with <google, meta, apple, whatever>"
Sort of, and in this case definitely. "Agents" can be very "persistent" and when not sand boxed appropriately can get at things they were not meant to get at. Even if its only 1/1,000,000 that one time that one time is…
It still doenst really matter for most people. JS running on a raspberrypi can support most sites on the internet. Sure it matters at scale but what tech interviews forget is most don't every get to the scale where it…
This only works while tokens are artificially cheap. The gravy train could come to an end at some point. The open models that are chasing the frontier labs will stop being open once things slow down and there is less…
LLMs writing rust that no one reads will spell doom for all the server side JS stuff in time.
That is how I feel. The first couple things I build with AI were exciting. Now I derive no satisfaction from anything 'I' have built with it. At some point I am just stuck asking myself "Why am I doing this if someone…
Ah yes the the party end of day cute beer (I think?) Some German compound nouns are funny.
> 90% of what HR does is keep the company from getting sued Which people would be wise to remember. HR is there to protect the company, not you or your co-workers. Sometimes these two things align but not always.
Often you pay to have that posting. For a smaller company they def know that posting is still up. Likely they are just getting poor applications (or need to improve their posting because the right people are not seeing…
The hook sends the text to another agent/context with a request to validate and return a good or bad + reason response. Every request is a fresh context.
Your best bet is to use hooks and inject it after every file edit / response by first running the content through haiku and asking if it is asd 100 ste. It burns more tokens but is the only way to get tolerable text.