@LanLance24@jukan05 "No officer, I swear I didn't rob that bank"
I think there should be stronger evidence than simply claiming that they totally didn't do it
@dieworkwear@craiglatzke Wasn't this primarily because of the temperature? Climate change + modern amenities like indoor heating meant that a jacket, let alone a vest, just wasn't as required anymore for the average office worker?
@rwmead This would have been right around the time when Eisner had decided he wanted Katzenberg out and was doing the COO job as well as his other duties because of Frank Wells death so tbh it's not surprising.
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@Kappa_MxK Never forget that Dutton the potato headed fuck said in the name of free speech that "two songs should be played, one for gay marriage and one against gay marriage". Lmao
It continues to baffle me that we don't just treat this like a normal crime with normal liability.
OpenAI is routinely hacking other companies. These are crimes! But somehow the idea of holding them liable is just absent from the safety conversation, like agents don't count.
This is beautiful. This is what capital G Gamers deserve, perfectly smooth and thoughtless UE5 slop with ur favourite character printed on the box. Games playable by slime mold. Use your amoeba sense to find the oats at the end of the maze you fucking dog
Also, in 2026, can we stop pretending that zero downtime migrations are some incredibly risky practice, done by only the YOLO type companies
It's the opposite: any decent MATURE engineering organization can pull it off, w/o a sweat, repeatedly + safely
https://t.co/HRs1VxxEiS
Looks like a wrong triangle winding order. So one tri of each face is facing the opposite way, and it's being backface culled.
Literally a 1 line fix.
Thing is, vibe coders won't know a word of what I just said. There is value in knowing how to build the thing being built, even if you aren't writing the code. That way you can tell the agent exactly what you want and what to fix.
I think for that reason there will always be an advantage to those who *could* do it themselves, but use AI as a productivity multiplier. At least for the foreseeable future.
Fine to vibe code while you're learning, but you still need to learn. You have to build skills/knowledge in the domain that you're trying to make something in. Otherwise you're going to be left behind, ngmi, etc.