

Horror episodes do exist, but they’re rare, and not generally representative of the series as a whole.
I’m an electrical engineer living in Los Angeles, CA.


Horror episodes do exist, but they’re rare, and not generally representative of the series as a whole.


What sick person gets the license to make a Star Trek game, and decides survival horror is the best genre fit? Have they seen a single episode?


I am the primary author of an open-source framework for Ethernet in embedded systems. There is not a single line of fucking AI slop in that repo, because I am not an irresponsible hack.


Seems I was mistaken. My previous statement was based on what others have said, but I haven’t actually run the tests myself. In any case, I have learned not to rely on statements made by the accused in this type of dispute.


Yes, there’s been several regressions that would’ve been caught by the original tests, but missed by the new vibe-coded tests. That’s what prompted the blog post linked by OP.


The whole rsync repo is 65k lines total. Recent AI-centric changes account for +16k/-6k, including massive changes to the unit tests. Somehow that’s not even considered a “minor” update (v3.4.1 to v3.4.3).
That’s not responsible use of AI, that’s malpractice.


Insurance never covers damages from war, because that’s a good way to bankrupt the insurance company. Even they don’t have infinite money.


I was skeptical, but the source checks out.
Luminet, J.-P. (1979). “Image of a spherical black hole with thin accretion disk”. Astronomy & Astrophysics. 75: 228–235. Bibcode:1979A&A…75…228L


I have a very similar setup (Vive + 4070) working under Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. The only special workaround was to install Steam natively, downloading directly from Valve instead of using the Snap provided by Canonical. Aside from that, everything worked immediately right out of the box.


OK, now explain why you can’t find a decent ISP in a major American city. (That’s right, it’s because of monopolies and enshittification.)


Counterpoint: Every developer should have to test their app on a machine with 1 GB of RAM and a dialup modem before inflicting their bloat on the rest of the world.


Strictly speaking, there are also do-not-angles.


Were you talking to John Carmack or John Connor?


What? This is a press release from the California Attorney General literally taking about what they are doing in court right now.
How do you go from that to “thEy’Re DoiNg NothIng”?
That’s why every good library or bookstore has a cat.
They want US$7,000 for a chair and some monitor support arms? I want to try one, but not that much.


Why would they name it “Visio”? That is already the name of a different Microsoft product.
Even in death, I serve the Omnissiah.