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  • Unlikely, sure lol. Once again: I am not giving an llm write acess to prod

  • Oh yes

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  • Wow, I am not alone!

  • Wat. Since when do I need AI to setup infrastructure?

  • Nah. As a tech people, I am not going to give an llm write access to anything in production, period

  • I no understand nano. I hate key combinations

  • Ah, true. I forgot this for a moment

  • So he is not even in Israel. How new and fresh

    When do we as humanity burn the fucking authoritarian playbook to the ground along with anyone following it?

  • Tell that to apple fans

  • I never make it to step 1

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  • What a nice way to say "I can't back my standpoint up". Anyway, do have a good day

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  • Lol. Go on, show me how it is easier to understand structure of the code when I am 3 levels down, first two are already out of sight

  • Oh, I have one solution in mind. Two, actually:

    • leave California
    • ask some questions (tm) to authors of the bill. Like who is going to benefit from this, who was paid how much for what etc.
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  • No, it is an argument against it. We indent code so that it is more comfortable to read it, not in order to make it easier to understand

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  • Human and machine read differently. If you ignore that (in case with indentation), then why bother with writing human-friendly form of code, when what is going to be really executed is something else?

  • I am going to buy a big bucket of pop-corn for this

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  • Because I am not counting white space when I read. Or should we just write machine code/assembler/pick something straight away?

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  • You are not alone, my friend

  • And it will. Why do you think they explained to me how car works long before I ever sat in a driver's seat?

  • Humans have used nukes. So... eh? Where is the surprise?