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Cake day: July 1st, 2023

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  • It looks like it’s really invigorated by his butt. But from our view, quite the flat ass.

    Learned something today. Always integrate someone’s butt if their dishwasher starts misbehaving. If the dishwasher is right, introduce yourself, thank them for welcoming you into their home, and for telling you to gtfo, and see where it leads.


  • I’ve had Claude Code for a while now.

    Figured it out.

    You do all the work, then as climax is starting, but you’re exhausted, you bro tag it in and cuck. It’s got this.

    Then one of two things happens:

    1. Climax. No great. Standard, really. As expected. But you got a drink of water in that time, the job’s done. It’s hard to fuck up at that point. You just let it know what it should’ve done instead. But it’s okay, first time for everyone. Just ignore the fact you’re making yourself redundant. All good.
    2. Spend more time halting things, explaining how to do the deed, as you and the project make eye contact expressing how deeply unsatisfied everyone is.Just ignore the fact you’re making yourself redundant. All good.

    So. If you want to use an LLM as a primary coder, do 80% of it yourself and expect these two outcomes.

    Otherwise, sit in the corner and explain to your project lead that many screams happened but the safeword was between Claude and the project, so how could you know when it went too far? You burned tokens as requested.

    Claude will remain employed but you will not, obviously. Unless you ignore this advice entirely and old school it, in which case Claude will remain employed but you will not BUT you’ll be reemployed to go through everything above again.

    Edit: Honestly, if you want a code assistant—I get it, the annoying things of coding are no longer annoying—go local.




  • I have no idea who their market was… Literally, I cannot fathom a person into cars, ICEs, and Teslas. You can be into two of those things—though being into cars and Teslas is a stretch—but not all three. It’s impossible.

    Car enthusiast: Thinks Teslas are disasterous at basic car things. But understands being an EV is at least something it has going for it.

    ICE enthusiast: Always prefers reduction of unnecessary tech and likes the traditional rawness. But understands electric motors definitely do outperform in many things these days.

    Tech enthusiast: Prefers the gadgetry above all else. Little concern for the vehicle part, and ICEs are for meatheads.

    Then there’s all the modern cars out there covering all of these people already. Maxxing out the 2/3 things, making them a perfect choice.









  • I don’t mind if people are dumb, slow, whatever. It’s out of my control so, meh. But when I’m put into risk I give a fuck.

    My biggest hate is people just stopping or crawling on a road as they think of want they want to do next. Because so often there’s some other idiot on their phone that could be behind me that hasn’t noticed the idiot in front of me has slowed down to 20kph for their situational ponderings.

    Feels like more and more these days I’m looking into the rearview mirror anxiously saying, “Oh my god, MOVE.”


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    abandoned because its unmaintainable

    Exactly this. It’s hard enough maintaining my own code. It can take a good 15 mins or so to familiarise myself with something I haven’t worked on in a short while. Seeing code that isn’t mine is very challenging. Not the code itself, but the methods and structures used by the other person. All that has to be done before hunting bugs and adjusting features. Then of course there’s the things you don’t know about that can be easily missed.

    An AI would need to thoroughly know the code and detailed context on the decisions behind it all, every session, in order to be able to maintain it with vibe, because the vibe coder won’t know any of this.