Notices by clacke (clacke@libranet.de), page 4

@sun That sounds an awful lot like accelerationism to me.

@strypey

@FinalOverdrive My point is that producing a lot of code that does not make for good software development. Avoiding code as much as possible while automating and facilitating processes is our work.

Tooling that helps us write more code faster helps us optimize the unfortunate side-effect of our work, not our work.

- Code is not an asset. It is a liability that requires maintenance, auditing, etc.

- We accept the liability of code when it is a valuable tradeoff, where the benefit outweighs the cost, through reduced lead times, improved data quality, improved governance and controls, etc.

- The two important factors when resorting to writing code are: Write the right code – solve actual problems and solve them better, solve them in a way that is usable to affected people, etc; and write the code right – ensure that the code is efficient, maintainable, secure, adheres to standards and practices, etc. Enhance benefit, minimize liability.

In the context of all of the above, evaluate this statement:

- Generative AI code assistance allows us to write more code faster.

are we cancer

or are we dancer

@strypey Yeah. I get people being upset that Dems didn't offer an alternative to the standard US line of unconditional support to Israel. But I don't get at all those claiming that the current choice would be *better*. There has been no signal in that direction, quite the opposite.

Just because the President Elect is an anti-semite doesn't mean he cares about Palestinians.

@zl2tod @billyjoebowers

theshovel.com.au/2021/10/26/ma…

@TonyStark It will take decades to fix the shit another term will cause, rebuilding the civic and social foundations that will be wrecked, and that's if there are still people with the strength to rebuild them.

I am so sorry that your country is going through this. It hurts seeing it from all the way over here, I can't begin to imagine what it's like to be right there in it.

So a majority of electors has been called, and the result is that after one term's breather we're in for another four-year political fever dream where on any given day anything might happen.

fffffuuuuuuu

nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elec…

One of the other people (not Swedish, they already left) is asking a very confused desk clerk how long it takes to get to Shenzhen.

We're in Shenzhen. We walked the bridge across the river to get to the visa application desk.

I think they finally resolved the issue to how long the metro ride downtown will take.

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Listen to some amazing comfy music from amazing fedi neighbours quietly together or feel free to have some friendly modded chat about darn near anything except the thing.

Be a bit less alone together and seek comfort. 1/

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@nixCraft A friend: "30% ... so, how many is that, 1 person?"

To answer seriously, the article seems to be saying that there were 60, then they fired "dozens" and now "30%". Does that leave 8? 16?

Also seriously, noting that this is Foundation and not Corporation.

We're literally halfway across the world from Sweden. We're two out of ten people currently queueing for a day visa to Shenzhen.

Four out of ten people speak Swedish.

EDIT: oops, double post of libranet.de/display/0b6b25a8-1… , but I'll leave both up as different people reacted to each

oops, double post

I'll leave both up, as different people reacted to each.