It was politicized hard

Yeah, that’s a better way of putting it, but you could also argue that that person does have experience since their test flights are done on a higher level than regular flights (they test space flights), and your regular FAA flights are a breeze to them? This is not the point anyway. Oh well.

Nope, it’s all black and white nowadays. This timeline is weird. Everything is pure black and white.

They’re called “test flights”. They’re tests, shit will fail. Shit will explode, because… they’re test flights. Can we find better arguments than this silliness, please?

Oh man, not the measles, polio, chickenpox, Pertussis, Diphtheria… and those very well known and established vaccines??? Come on, I could understand if people become skeptical of the covid vaccines since they’re relatively new and not as tested and established as the others, but the old ones that we have been doing for decades?? Come on, dude. These poor kids, man :(

Man, this is so random and hilarious. I genuinely laughed so hard.

It was chugging hard on my desktop running rx6600 and I had to set the settings to low to be able to play it. How’s it on the deck? Is it playable?

Nintendo can gargle on my balls. Fuck this POS company. I doubt they’ll ever be able to completely kill emulators. I have so many copies of Yuzu and Suyu that are backed up everywhere. They all work. Because fuck Nintendo.

This is the biggest update I’ve seen from this launcher. Been my main launcher for a long time. Reminded me to go donate to them.

I’ve run it for over a year. It was fine. No issues at all. In fact, it was so stable that it was boring. lol.

Yes, software, and specifically C# unit tests in my case. Positive unit tests check if the code works as expected when given valid inputs. They confirm that the function or module behaves correctly under normal conditions. Negative unit tests check how the code handles invalid or unexpected inputs. They ensure that errors are properly caught, exceptions are handled, and the system doesn’t break when things go wrong.
As for examples, it’s just the LLMs I have tried never wrote negative tests that actually worked. If you use Visual Studio, you’re probably familiar with those check marks that it has on unit tests. Those become green check marks when the test is valid, red X when it is invalid (isn’t correct). The negative tests from LLMs always have red X’s. Hope this makes sense.

Been testing alpha for a while now. It’s getting so much better. Missing some animations and some other things and it’s my daily driver.

Use it. Why won’t you?

And free speech also entitles me to tell you to go fuck yourself and eat shit. 👍

Wow, this sounds so weird coming from someone on the internet (in a good way). All I see online is one giant echochamber and a cancelling machine. Thank you for sounding sane. Let the downvotes come my way now ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ

Oh yeah, of course. You can’t just trust it 100%. One time Claude gave me a piece of code that was a nasty bug that could have caused some serious issues. It was a one liner that deleted an employee from database by mere searching said employee with their name. Thankfully I caught it in the dev environment before it got into prod (assuming AQ missed it, too) and started deleting people. lol.

Nah, I’m good the way I do things. I have a good pace that has been working out very well for me :)

I don’t mess with any of those in-IDE assistants. I find them very intrusive and they make me less efficient. So many suggestions pop up and I don’t like that, and like you said, I get confused. The only time I thought one of them (codium) was somewhat useful is when I asked it to make tests for the file I was on. It did get all the positive tests correct, but all the negative ones wrong. Lol. So, I naturally default to the AI in the browser.

I don’t even know what aider is. Lol. There are so many assistants out there. My company created a wrapper for chatgpt and gave us unlimited number of tokens and told us to go ham.

Lmao. I don’t give a shit. I’ve been saving a ton of time ever since I started using it. It gobbles up CSS, HTML and JS like hotcakes, and I’m very much ok with that.