One way of looking at it is we’ve lost skills already. Another way of looking at it is that it enabled people without a skill to accomplish a low value task without effort that exceeds it’s value.

Which side youre on depends on if you’re Miyazaki or one of his fanbois.

Please advise

Kindest regards, Anon

=May well have pushed the CEO off the roof, if you don’t fix your shit and now it might happen to you

Irritated bowels?

So it’s stateless but there’s a state according to the common definition but not according to a different definition that is less common. Got it.

If the CEO of Ford drives a Porsche instead of a Ford you view that as a ding for Ford?

Or that’s a sign he’s stupid and overconfident

This is 2025, 40 years after apple mainstreamed the silicon valley “scam investors until you make it” approach.

Nah I think this is fine for all of the software engineers working on 1-person projects at the place they intend to stay the rest of their career.

Good

Ah this is a perfect example, thank you for providing a sample “programmer response”. Lol

It’s never about whether the tester was wrong, its whether we really needed to spend 30 minutes in a 45 minute meeting about project timelines discussing it.

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So by this definition testers are annoying due to being super pedantic and precise.

Disagree, I think programmers are annoying in exactly the same way.

I said whataboutism isn’t what this post is about, it’s about Soviet science.

Yeah isn’t Lenny.ml full of the libs?

Yeah the nostalgia angle sounds tough. And then you have the x-sov states that are backsliding (hungary, a bit of Czechia), I assume, based on some level of love for the authoritarian nostalgia.

Edit: apparently we can’t even accept that hungary has turned into an authoritarian state. Amazing.

You should really learn to spell words before you try to fight a bunch of liberal nerds.

Lol you’re not even allowed to have your own personal experiences here, that’s apparently in conflict with the glorious Data.

I thought this was about Soviet science, not whataboutisms?

Works well in emulator

Did stop playing cause I was bored of the repetition and the unskippable cutscenes. Aka I don’t actually enjoy Nintendo games.

Well speaking for this week: doing my taxes, reviewing documentation at work.