Think an interior designer having to reengineer the columns and load bearing walls of a masonry construction.
What are the proportions of cement and gravel for the mortar? What type of bricks to use? Do they comply with the PSI requirements? What caliber should the rebars be? What considerations for the pouring of concrete? Where to put the columns? What thickness? Will the building fall?
"I don't know that shit, I only design the color and texture of the walls!"
And that, my friends, is why vibe coding fails.
And it's even worse: Because there are things you can more or less guess and research. The really bad part is the things you should know about but don't even know they are a thing!
Unknown unknowns: Thread synchronization, ACID transactions, resiliency patterns. That's the REALLY SCARY part. Write code? Okay, sure, let's give the AI a chance. Write stable, resilient code with fault tolerance, and EASY TO MAINTAIN? Nope. You're fucked. Now the engineers are gone and the newbies are in charge of fixing bad code built by an alien intelligence that didn't do its own homework and it's easier to rewrite everything from scratch.
Ah yes, blaming the victim. How didn't I think of that! Next up: telling women it's their fault when they get assaulted because their skirt was one inch too high.
Suddenly, explicit photos and videos of her were being spread and resold like wildfire alongside abusive material: upskirting videos and photos of sleeping, naked women.
I think you deliberately skipped this part of the article.
I keep getting the suspicion that many of these flashy projects are red herrings paid by Musk or Zuckerberg or whoever to stop people from actually developing reasonable alternatives.
Because shit like this keeps happening over and over.
So what exact oil did you use, and what brand? I love that finish because it reminds me of my school's desks (big nostalgia moment) so I would love to replicate it.
Also, how did you attach the face frame? Only glue, or did you also use brad nails? Or maybe even dowels?
Moved to a smaller apartment this month (couldn't afford the rent anymore). The irony is that I've spent a lot in the moving plus house fixing, painting, etc. At least some of the cost will be recovered with the old apt's payback.
Anyway my new office room is going great, I'll use it as my "man cave" gaming room, with magenta paint and everything.
Speaking of gaming, I broke my beginning-stage speedrun record on Subnautica: I can get all the basic tools and the Sea Moth in 23 minutes! 🥳
Streaming, vtubing, miniature modeling, woodworking, reading fiction, programming your own videogames, etc.
Just try out new things. You might end up abandoning 99% of them but still you'll end up knowing more than you knew before trying them out.
Think an interior designer having to reengineer the columns and load bearing walls of a masonry construction.
What are the proportions of cement and gravel for the mortar? What type of bricks to use? Do they comply with the PSI requirements? What caliber should the rebars be? What considerations for the pouring of concrete? Where to put the columns? What thickness? Will the building fall?
"I don't know that shit, I only design the color and texture of the walls!"
And that, my friends, is why vibe coding fails.
And it's even worse: Because there are things you can more or less guess and research. The really bad part is the things you should know about but don't even know they are a thing!
Unknown unknowns: Thread synchronization, ACID transactions, resiliency patterns. That's the REALLY SCARY part. Write code? Okay, sure, let's give the AI a chance. Write stable, resilient code with fault tolerance, and EASY TO MAINTAIN? Nope. You're fucked. Now the engineers are gone and the newbies are in charge of fixing bad code built by an alien intelligence that didn't do its own homework and it's easier to rewrite everything from scratch.
The most asinine part of this is that the city is REMOVING the crosswalks people paint. As usual, the problem is at the top.
CRISPR on our gonads to produce estrogen instead of testosterone?
🤔 It's pretty tempting, and as long as it's not hereditary, I'm all up for it. 🏳️⚧️
Ah yes, blaming the victim. How didn't I think of that! Next up: telling women it's their fault when they get assaulted because their skirt was one inch too high.
I think you deliberately skipped this part of the article.
I keep getting the suspicion that many of these flashy projects are red herrings paid by Musk or Zuckerberg or whoever to stop people from actually developing reasonable alternatives.
Because shit like this keeps happening over and over.
The electric violin scene was cool, tho.
Thanks!
So what exact oil did you use, and what brand? I love that finish because it reminds me of my school's desks (big nostalgia moment) so I would love to replicate it.
Also, how did you attach the face frame? Only glue, or did you also use brad nails? Or maybe even dowels?
Holy Moly, this is beautiful 😲
Coming up, in 2030: Anti bot verification by vtuber posting.
Now this will require a vtuber account.
Or how about the new captcha trend: Craft a simple barn in Arbonautica™ (game download available in Steam). You have 5 minutes.
Mastodon. Lemmy is good for discussions, but Mastodon is more Twitter -like so you can follow friends and see what they're up to.
So basically deny until it's too late and then do nothing - just like they did with COVID.
Upvoted for cult movie reference. 👍😎
That's the thing: A good quality sexbot would go to the bathroom and clean itself.
As it should have been.
The scientific community needs to gather and reach a consensus where AI is banned from writing their papers. (Yes, even for translation)
I hope those downvotes were not from here.
Moved to a smaller apartment this month (couldn't afford the rent anymore). The irony is that I've spent a lot in the moving plus house fixing, painting, etc. At least some of the cost will be recovered with the old apt's payback.
Anyway my new office room is going great, I'll use it as my "man cave" gaming room, with magenta paint and everything.
Speaking of gaming, I broke my beginning-stage speedrun record on Subnautica: I can get all the basic tools and the Sea Moth in 23 minutes! 🥳