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This is so dystopian. I've been buying paper books for years so that my future kids will have something to hold onto.

I'm really hoping I will have the patience to discuss with them and pay attention to their imagination and not numb them down with this crap. Sorry for being harsh. This just made me sad and angry.


> LinkedIn doesn't need to obey to EU law.

Yes, they do.

> If you don't agree to the terms, don't use LinkedIn.

We agree on that.


Nobody is expecting anyone from Tennessee, but I know that's what the likes of Musk are making you believe.


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lol dude seek some help, fast.


We never really have a complete mental map.

"Oh, this library just released a new major version? What a pity, I used to know v n deeply, but v n+1 has this nifty feature that I like"

It happened all the time even as a solo dev. In teams, it's the rule, not the exception.

Vibing is just a different obfuscation here.


No. I see this mistake everywhere. You're confusing "knowing everything" or "making assumptions" with "mental maps". They are not at all the same thing.

The benefit of libraries is it's an abstraction and compartmentalization layer. You don't have to use REST calls to talk to AWS, you can use boto and move s3 files around in your code without cluttering it up.

Yeah, sometimes the abstraction breaks or fails, but generally that's rare unless the library really sucks, or you get a leftpad situation.

Having a mental map of your code doesn't mean you know everything, it means you understand how your code works, what it is responsible for, and how it interacts with or delegates to other things.

Part of being a good software engineer is managing complexity like that.


There's a difference between not knowing the internals of a dependency you chose deliberately and not understanding the logic of your own product.

When you upgrade a library, you made that decision — you know why, you know what it does for you, and you can evaluate the trade-offs before proceeding (unless you're a react developer).

That's not a fog of war, that's delegation.

When an LLM generates your core logic and you can't explain why it works, that's a fundamentally different situation. You're not delegating — you're outsourcing the understanding, and that makes the result not yours.


Most of this feels like "stop writing CSS like it's 2015, instead come to 2022"


Why is the cover image for the post a cartoon 69 position?


It is not a cartoon, it is an interpretation of the position in Bauhaus style.


maybe BauHaus style is cartoony


A little reward for anyone who was affected by the outage?


Why isn't every cover image a cartoon 69 position?


Took me a moment, but now I can't not see it.


TailScale is a VPN, and the article highlights a recent increase in user base. This is likely due to VPNs being required to access pornographic materials for residents of many US states.


Notably, it's a VPN for connecting your own devices together, so unless you're deploying a server elsewhere for access to porn it's probably not for that.


you can pay for the mullvad add-on to use their exit nodes


You can also just use Mullvad


> This is likely due to VPNs being required to access pornographic materials for residents of many US states.

Same in the UK, recently.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvg5er4ewg6o


It could also be that Tailscale users have many kids, who then also use Tailscale. Although if the header is meant to represent that, it's showing the wrong position.


Cannot unsee :)


I mean... shows where your head is at? Lol.


420 is very controversial so what choice do you really have this days


That's the weed number


> software got written, and roughly similar numbers of people were employed writing it

That's just simply not true.



Kudos for the multiple ProseMirror instances. I'm building with ProseMirror myself and that's some nice wizardry I haven't thought of.


Wow, this is a wonderfully crafted, yet unbelievably useless product.


Everything works.

(Hungary)


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