

It’s projection. It’s always projection.


It’s projection. It’s always projection.


It’s more that they didn’t have the ability to destroy cities with a single bomb dropped from the upper atmosphere by a stealth bomber as a constant threat to anyone in the world who disagreed with Rome.


They bombed the ship because the Zionists didn’t want them leaving. So they miscalculated the explosives and killed hundreds of Jewish refugees. Because of their stupid religious beliefs.


Ah, it won’t last forever.
Global climate change will make everything uninhabitable and kill anyone who hasn’t fled fairly soon.


Carney, as a politician, has been the most outspoken about trump for a world leader of his caliber to be. He’s toeing the line of outright taking an opposing stance, because these things take time to replace the whole chain in a process. But it is happening in the background, slowly.
A bunch of US companies are posting massive losses attributed to Canada shutting down trade with them. Canadians would even prefer not having access to that item vs paying even a Canadian cent to support a company that pays US taxes.


Why would Israel vote against this though? I don’t recall them having slave trades


We need to nuke the strait apparently. Just like the hurricanes.


And don’t forget to throw in the dementia in there.
That’s a good point, yeah, I was thinking like most Americans that you’d want some meat thrown in there for flavor.
Mostly a vegetarian as well so I agree with you is what I’m saying.
Yeah, this is beans and rice with little to no protein kind of money for a week, at best.
Didn’t used to be the case, but orange dipshit keeps causing inflation.


Accurate.


I had a paper route my man. It was decent money for a kid who could barely drive. A shitton of people cared a lot about their newspaper back then and would complain if it was wet or on the grass or wherever.


No “apparently” about it.


I think it depends on what you’re writing code for. For greenfield/new features that don’t touch legacy code or systems too much? Sure, I agree with that assessment.
Unfortunately that’s a small fraction of the kind of work I am required to do as most of the work in most places doing software dev are trying to add shit to bloated and poorly maintained legacy systems.
Working in those environments LLMs are a lot less effective. Maybe that’ll change some day. But today, they don’t know how to code reuse, refactor methods across classes/design patterns, etc. At least, not very well. Not without causing side effects.


This 100%


I mean, yes, absolutely I can. So can my peers. I’ve been doing this for a long, long time, as have my peers.
The code we produce is many times more readable and maintainable than anything an LLM can produce today.
That doesn’t mean LLMs are useless, and it also doesn’t mean that we’re irreplaceable. It just means this argument isn’t very effective.
If you’re comparing an LLM to a Junior developer? Then absolutely. Both produce about the same level of maintainable code.
But for Senior/Principal level engineers? I mean this without any humble bragging at all: but we run circles around LLMs from the optimization and maintainability standpoint, and it’s not even close.
This may change in the future, but today it is true (and I use all the latest Claude Code models)


Because Trump keeps pushing them to do dangerous and stupid things.
You don’t even need that at this point. You just need to tickle old Donny’s taint every day and he’ll keep coming back for more