Actual solutions are to hold the people who raped a 13 year old accountable.

I don’t really give a shit which less specific term you want to use. 13.

Lindsey Stirling, lofi girl

But not much more. Here’s a fun experiment you can try at home.

Go into a thread you generally agree with. Post something that supports that vibe, BUT start your paragraph with a negative word.

People will take the vibe from that one word and not consider the meaning of the rest of your post. They don’t comprehend sentences or paragraphs, they take the vibe of the first charged word they see.

Slightly?

The “status quo” is partly that way because Democrats don’t provide instant gratification. The changes tend to be significant, but slow. In the next ten years, if the plans don’t get demolished, I’m going to be able to take passenger rail to Chicago.

The problem is progress is slow, but destruction is fast. Every few years people get frustrated with how slowly the Dems are building the house of cards and they bring Republicans in to knock it down.

And then people look back over the past decade and wonder why the house of cards is in the same state.

It already happened there 90 years ago. AND they get to see our results within this decade. They think afd is different from Trump somehow? Not significantly.

That old autocomplete is great. It’s specifically the AI autocomplete that’s less useful.

21 days? What the hell.

Wow, well it’s absolutely terrible at A. B is worth a shot, but it’s 50/50 to bullshit you in my experience.

Eh, I’ve enjoyed writing a SQL query and having AI translate it to Linq. I’ve had at least one work directly, very clear on what it’s doing, just with Linq’s odd syntax. The other query was more complicated and wasn’t something that translated well to Linq. I may have had to split that into two Linq queries.

Then again, I wouldn’t count translating psuedocode (or SQL) as really vibe coding. To me “vibe coding” means you’re not really looking at the code it produces.

Yeah, I just wrote a blog post comment about how I enjoy using Copilot. But that’s when I explicitly ask it a question or give it a task. The auto complete is wrong more often than it’s right.

Probably doesn’t help that if it was tedious, boilerplate code I would have already explicitly asked it.

If you do multiple, give it time between each.

like the US did with Iraq back in 2003

No. I’m not excusing anything that did happen there, but it absolutely wasn’t a genocide.

I’m sure the Epstein files vote is a coincidence. She’s just suddenly changed her mind for no reason.

Have you looked at those Israelis lately?

Sounds like a way to lose an election.

You can promise due process without promising citizenship.

Like Ohio did?

California was a referendum by the voters. Texas was a unilateral decision by the current government.

And yet not much of a surprise.

Which is just as risky as instantly updating unless you’re really closely keeping an eye on which updates are security related.