Jon Stewart

I’m not saying you should run the ice cream maker in the deep freeze, but it’s a thing that can be done.

Got a peach that’s just a bit overripe? Old fashioned.

But with a stablecoin!

In doing some research for me, I just had a model misuse "exponentially." The machines really will replace us.

They have a bigshot lawyer who just got himself a top appointment at the Justice Dept, and he lives in my neighborhood in DC. Asshole has a sign in his yard with the Elie Wiesel quote on it, the gall of it...

just had my neovim config break because of upgrades why why why

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Nothing proves I take my role as uncle seriously more than teaching my 9 year old nephew how to use the pole saw.

learn ed to really throw the mustaches off-balance. ed is the standard text editor.

Only hickory can defeat hickory.

(And then only with 8 pounds of sharpened steel attached.)

Let CM Pinto know what you think

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cargo is the best part of Rust, by far

"Your dad's cargo shorts are his whole personality."

- one of my daughter's friends

I listened to a Dire Straits album last summer in your honor… once was enough.

About to spend an hour in the car with 3 12-year old girls. What should I play? Steely Dan? Jethro Tull?

The first-order implication is that developers need to do code review of generated code. The second-order implication is that developers will need to keep coding to maintain competence for code review. There's no free lunch.

Separately, generated code has no IP protections, so...

I’m not a fanbois, but I’m not a naysayer. I’m about three months away from losing patience with team members who struggle with debugging for days on end without thinking to employ an agent. The models are stupid, but they know everything and don’t get tired.

Timezone bugs are gonna 🚀 with AI, tho.

I didn’t think I could feel empathy for this guy, but as the father of a tween… oof, hang in there.

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Me to web devs after using coding agents to generate web UI: www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwx2...

I'm looking forward to Senior Claude that responds to all prompts with "It depends on what you're trying to do" followed by a Socratic dialogue that fills you with despair and results in no commits made, and to devastating corrections with light-hearted sangfroid, e.g., "ah, well, so it goes."

sic transit gloria

It makes me think I should just buy a new faucet it instead, and to accept that faucets are now coffee-makers, disposable things that stop working after a few years.

My upstairs bathroom faucet (you may recall from your time in Wisconsin that a "tap" is another word for a tavern) leaks. Apparently modern day faucets have "cartridges" and cartridges go bad after a few years? A replacement costs a fair bit, and the plumber more.

ok, search engines, I'm coming to you from WISCONSIN. When I google for Noah's Ark in summer, it is not because I have questions about Genesis.

You're absolutely right!

Spent all morning in a university library reading about data structures, and now having a cheap good lunch at a student place that’s playing Nirvana and Blind Melon. Basically heaven.