The amount of fuckery I went through to upgrade mautic from v5 to v6 was staggering. Fast forward, the amount of fuckery I went through to upgrade mautic from v6 to v7 was staggering. Open source is often not for the feint of heart.
My analogy is that it's like having four carpenters do the work for you. Three are excellent and one has brain damage. They are working so fast that you just can't micromanage all of the work so, the one questionable carpenters work is littered throughout alongside the experts.
I've built a large system over the last few months and I just don't know how to feel about it. If I had done it, it would be something that I would be very comfortable with and proud of the architecture. Thats not the case currently. Again, I can't move fast enough to micromanage everything.
Using coderabbit and codebot, it seems like about 80% of my time is just feeding bugs back into the AI to fix the slop.
I just don't know.
FSD in the @cybertruck handled the Tennessee weather like a champ. Snow, rain, sleet, hail, ice? No problem. FSD and traction control handled everything with grace.
@JonesBarron@Tesla Another person mindlessly repeating propaganda. I have driven less than 1% of the time in the last >4k miles. Those stats speak for themselves.
@glasscannonpod :o, everyone's face in the room last night when this ad ran lol. There was a lot of speculation as to there being a Hims sponsorship until the end.
Although Cursor's Bugbot and Coderabbit seem to find a lot of the same issues. Coderabbit seems to find more but, the ones that Bugbot finds are much trickier in nature. Currently using the two together seems like the best approach.