

That’s good to know. I wasn’t aware of that


That’s good to know. I wasn’t aware of that


I think the unfortunate takeaway from this story is that rewriting a codebase of that size for under $200k using AI makes this endeavor suddenly feasible in a way that it previously wouldn’t have been. Some organizations have reason enough to spend a year rewriting with multiple engineers, but have no interest in a year-long feature freeze. But a 2-week feature freeze? The current money is starting to make sense and more orgs are going to start biting.


“WeSTeRn”


They’re currently fucking with the regulations that require disabled people to be able to live in community housing. We’ll see the return of institutions and ugly laws soon enough.


Reminder that people with ADHD are regularly falsely flagged as not paying attention by eye tracking software. This camera shit is not only creepy and invasive. It likely doesn’t work well and has an ableist bias.


Redemption tour in the next year or two. He’ll be filling the role of Liz Cheney in 2028 if he doesn’t outright run as a Democrat. Imagine a Newsome-Carlson ticket after Carlson has successfully genuflected for a couple years about how much he regrets Trump and hates Israel.


I want one so fucking bad. I understand I have to pay fucking double for one, but are any of them cleared to be on American roads?


They know they have to do something to make sure the rest of Europe doesn’t follow suit and heavy handed aggression is the only tool in their toolbox


I wrote an app for my wife and it was really sad watching her just fumble past bugs instead of pointing them out when I was literally watching over her shoulder to get feedback on what needed fixed. I had to tell her several times, “No, don’t just keep reloading. What’s wrong?” Like we’ve all been trained so hard to accept shitty software that even when I could fix stuff easily I know people are just passively accepting the bugs.


The SOTA changes every couple weeks, but Claude’s been very dominant for a while, yeah. There’s currently a lot of hype around GPT-5.4, but even then there’s a caveat that Claude is still better at UI.
I just personally find Cursor to be pretty buggy. But I think the Replit mention is more of a tell that someone vibe codes but doesn’t actually code. It’s been advertised to people as a way to build end to end apps without any coding experience. And to be fair, they’ve done a good job of building on the past decade of work in the Typescript community to make an entire app end to end type safe and therefore checkable by the compiler. Convex has done something similar in a way that I prefer and in my experience LLMs are very good at working in Convex projects as well.
Really at the end of the day I was just being pithy. Kind of poking fun at how much of a moving target SOTA is.


SOTA vibe coding
but…
you have to use Replit and Cursor
Middle manager ass setup


How much of their Google Search money did they use to pay a bunch of consultants for this?


Warning: unused variable
Just add it to the pile I guess


Dude my dnd campaign is run on Discord what the fuck. Do I need to start hosting open source voice and video chat?
So that’s why the US has been talking about such long term solutions as building more pipelines. They know we’re fucked and they have no chance of reigning in Israel.