I've been using an LLM for programming for last 6mo and it needs constant babysitting. It's basically something that just does the most straightforward thing without consideration of nuance, maintainability or whether to actually split into a module. This is very much not surprising.

Depends on the rice, sticky rice is really easy to eat with chop sticks, you can just generally grab anything and get a chunk. Medium sticky you can scoop up but non sticky/liquid sauce is a non-starter.

When I'm hungry at an Asian restaurant I eat faster than fork/knife people with chop sticks.

Yeah, like cards being the best thing ever on front-end. If I want a basic layout I put "avoid cards" usually because then it'll use them sparingly. But yeah, it's just autocomplete so it's always going to get the lowest common denominator code based on what it decided to look at.

I'm now looking into finding something faster than GPT/Claude where I can ping pong prompt faster and get what I want. Whatever it writes first is just a first draft anyway.

World's End is also good. It has just as many details for added fun as the first two except the ending feels a bit off even though it follows the theme of Simon's character ending up with the world changed where he doesn't have to.

Major platforms already have a large portion of bot content. Online articles in Google searches are mostly bots. It's trending upwards but there's still a lot of human created content left. I would stay away from big tech social media to avoid bot content.

Lol, how else are we going to see it here if we don't go to reddit on threads?

I feel like I'm the only person that plays with strength medium roll shield and shit build.

Go get that bag, absolute masterclass. If a rich person wants to give you money you should absolutely take it.

Sex on the side is a very nice bonus.

KDE has been stable recently unless you're on some rolling release.

It works on mine out of the box so it's probably related to something further down the stack. I probably can't help but what distro?

I play all my games on Steam and the console like experience sounds like it's up my alley but I prefer having a desktop and streaming over WiFi. If I were to upgrade anything in my setup it'd be a graphics card, not an entire machine.

Technically Plex is a paid closed source but self hosted thingy. I think the line is a bit blurry on this since I wouldn't mind people posting about Plex even though I use Jellyfin. However, advertising it would be a nono.

Don't be hating on Andy Burnham, he's solid

I guess it's hard to explain how a program is a work of art and use the doctor's note analogy but calligraphy and readability are definitely factors. Maybe if we'd consider a hypothetical note where you can't do anything yourself but an idiot intern has to read it and follow the instructions exactly on what to do?

When I have a ritual day planned out and it gets cancelled for some reason.

If I have a full day with no responsibilities I'd do gym, eat at fast food place, get some coffee, go home, shower, watch anime where I walk/run between each activity.

If by any reason these plans get cancelled or derailed by something I forgot I promised to do or just urgent need I'll be very upset the rest of the day even though it'd be at most 10-15% reduction in a whatever or I'd have to drive/take bus between activities.

Another thing that really grinds my gears is when there's a scheduled time, clear path towards being on time and things get added last minute. Think of having a flight the day after, bag is packed, sleep is scheduled for good rest but for some reason some task gets added right before the 1h wind down before bed that adds 1.5h of delay to sleeping. Or just grabbing coffee/food before passing passport control etc.

Warhammer 40k commissars are great for morale boosting.

Oh my god, this resonates hard. When I go over and the plan is to play board games but somehow it ends up having a group of 7 where the ideal group is 4 and I don't have 7 Wonders to play. It always ends up just drinking and talking because the group is too big to do anything.

Amazing videos

Empire total war on release, the battle AI was absolute garbage to the point where you can just start as the Netherlands, walk over to Paris and take their country.

Before everyone researches fire by rank you could just spread out the infantry and have 2x firepower. Cavalry charges straight into you, pathfinding was so bad that you'd have a single column of men moving through a wide area. Fucking loved it though, it was a grand strategy spectacle and naval battles felt intense.

I had fun unlocking the pirates via config file edit and spamming out general units from a single buccaneer sword infantry and took over all of the Americas.