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  • GUIs

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  • As long as you don't scream the moment you see CLI, we're good :)

  • GUIs

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  • Why stop stupid but not users?

    Allow me to illustrate (c, Johny Silverhand):

    • user fucks up
    • starts complaining
    • just plain tell them they got exactly what they told the software to do. End of story. Wants to quit - good luck
  • Just don't use inheritance where more than a few descendants are predicted

  • Age verification should be "continue the song lyrics"

  • No shit, Sherlock :)

  • After their API stunt. This was "projected future maybe profits above taking care of the place", so nah, I'm out

  • And I feel good for it. Thanks to all the folks out there who are making it happen

  • Damn that hurts. I hate how right you are, take my upvote

  • Years for me. I spent years before realizing that I'm never getting a good matchmaker

  • So... jail all suspects. Release when proven (as in proven by evidence, not by cash) not guilty

  • Now I'm almost considering learning the language

  • Nah, dependency hell is when two things you want to use depend on same thing, but different versions. The depth of dependencies needed to make "this one thing" work may or may not be a problem

  • Given an example from another reply... yeah. Things are fucked

  • Damn. isEven come alive. But hilarious enough to watch someone do it :)

  • Heard, not used though. Jokes about isEven(tm) too, but I never thought it goes like this in anything intended for external use

  • Eh. I never considered myself some hard-core old professional, but:

    The LLM will not interact with the developers of a library or tool, nor submit usable bug reports, or be aware of any potential issues no matter how well-documented

    If an LLM introduces a dependency, I will sure as hell go see it myself. Enough people do not do that for this to become a problem?

  • My first thought exactly

  • They (whoever gets access to private life of so many people) have plenty to hide, including how this info is used. If this needs proving, might as well just drop any attempts at meaningful conversation

  • No. Don't do it. Just don't