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Beginning to think what everyone is experiencing with AI code in their enterprise is just The Ninety-Ninety Rule. AI is good at "the first 90 percent of the code."
weekends are for nostalgia, I guess. Just stumbled across this, not sure I've read this since it was given me on by birthday in 2008. I love it.
flickr.com/photos/carissabyers/2363464930/in/album-72157604251437152
About 5 years ago I visited Bentonville while dropping our oldest off at U of Arkansas in neighboring Fayetteville. As an avid cyclist at the time, I couldn't help but reflect on the juxtaposition of all the euro-style infrastructure in a southern town, all built from money made by winning at American Capitalism. I wanted to write a long form about it, but I'm not a journalist. Mine was more of an aesthetic question, but this video asks adjacent structural questions.
The new Boards of Canada does not disappoint
Also, WTAF? bbc.com/news/articles/c202dvdj73lo
"A quote from this beloved character in a treatise condemning a society that prizes efficiency above all else, and concentrates immense power and wealth in the hands of a few, scans as a direct message to those people—whether intentional or not. But with their reading comprehension, who knows if it can get through."
I am/was a `bun` user. I have reason to use it today and wanted to check which version I'm on -- pre or post-AI-Rust-rewrite -- and their Github is just a wall of agent-authored PRs. They must have a slew of them just slinging code, and seemingly for the most part also reviewing the generated code. I haven't found the infamous vibe-coded rewrite yet, but I love a good troll PR: github.com/oven-sh/bun/pull/31085
So far I can't even tell if the latest release was built after said rewrite.
