mad_lentil

Where is this coming from? I don't think an LLM can code at the level of a recent cs grad unless it's piloted by a cs grad.

Maybe you've had much better luck than me, but coding LLMs seem largely useless without prior coding knowledge.

I'm not above slinging a little spaghetti if it pays the bills.

In my experience, they're better at poking holes in code than writing it, whether that's green or brownfield.

I've tried to get it to make sections of changes for me, and it feels very productive, but when I time myself I find I spend probably more time correcting the LLM's work than if I'd just written it myself.

But if you ask it to judge a refactor, then you might actually get one or two good points. You just have to really be careful to double check its assertions if you're unfamiliar with anything, because it will lead you to some real boners if you just follow it blindly.

But, Superman is such a good, kind-hearted hero that it's basically impossible to be a good person and be anti-Superman.

Right, the main complaint is that he's so perfect it's boring.

And also that he has a pretty Western/USA centric sense of morality, which you think Western chauvinists like conservatives would eat right up.

Yay illegal strikes, let's go!!

That sounds wildly illegal. Like talk about bargaining in bad faith.

Yeah, if you're considered too essential to strike, then your employer should be bending over backwards to ensure you're not even considering it.

Otherwise the label "essential" becomes a weapon to use against you if all it means is the government can side with your employer to force you back to work—if I'm an employer, why would I even bother negotiating in good faith if I had that in my back pocket?

It almost worked, too, if not for some serious guts on the part of the workers and their union.

AHHHHHHHHHH

Well done.

Enough of their members will care. The ultra wealthy backers are no doubt above it all, even if they're not the kind of actively participate. But we're heading into serious taboo territory here. Like more taboo than murder in many people's eyes.

This one could actually stick.

I've never seen these two together. Now this is cinema.

When I first read this I thought the title was "tech illiterate" which I thought was a bit rude, but anecdotally true.

Sure we've got healthy linux and programmers communities, but I think most people are just regular degular folx.

Yeah the wild swings in exchange value instantly preclude its use as a currency.