@Gazz_54@RoninIsTyr You are not stupid, most likely you are a fat middle aged man, with literally 0 achievements in his life, living in a basement, playing video games and masturbating to Jason Statham movies while waiting the food delivered by his mom.
@Gazz_54 You and the rest misogynistic social's mob are exactly why feminism is more important than ever.
Objectifying Lucia, whining about her existence, blaming Jason’s character on female devs, you’ve somehow turned every possible angle into misogyny.
You’re a cancer on modern society.
@TylariousYT@aaron_304 You have 0 idea what it takes to make an open-world game. The physics, the math, the sheer optimization needed to go from 30 to 60 even in a simple game, would go so far over your head you wouldn’t even realize it was there. Yet somehow, you speak with absolute certainty.
@rauchg Humans actually write some terrible code.
It’s not like entire software engineering teams are made up of 10x programmers.
Agents have a long way to go, but they already write better code than many, many programmers.
@6412Patrick@Usenamegone@DrNeilStone@PaulinusOfTrier There are no vaccines that provide 0 immunity.
Non sterilizing vaccines are providing protective immunity, that means they reduce the chance of sever symptoms from occuring, breakthroughs and side effects are rare but exist.
@svpino Hard agree.
Reading code was always harder than writing it, which is why we often don't understand our own.
If we never reach a point where we stop reading & verifying AI-gen code, the most time-consuming part of programming stays in the loop.
At that point, why use AI at all?
@DanielGlejzner@erden_xi By default you mean the first time you install cccli? Because since you enable it once in statuline they remain there for any future session.
@mattpocockuk Matt has analyzed everyone's work and concluded that everyone else is using AI wrong. Conveniently, since Matt has declared himself the only person who knows the "correct" way, he's also the only one who can never be wrong.
It appears that Opus 4.8 frequently and incorrectly overrides the model requirement defined for the subagents @bcherny
During a long-running session, this behaviour had to be corrected more than three times.