CONTROL ROOM: "CODE RED! CODE RED! GET THE FUCK OUT OF THERE!"
this answer about what issues matter to him from a college student waiting in line at the Trump rally wasn't what the Fox correspondent expected to hear. She moved on with swiftness
October 23, 2026 at 8:15 PM
CONTROL ROOM: "CODE RED! CODE RED! GET THE FUCK OUT OF THERE!"
That's a cute mod did Claude code that for you
October 22, 2026 at 1:16 PM
That's a cute mod did Claude code that for you
One thing I've internalised in my career: there's basically no correlation between "code that is well-written" and "code that makes money"
I once inherited a python system that handled about $100m in ARR. It was a single Django class that was 25k lines long and had zero tests or docs that always called out to MySQL and postgres via fork+exec rather than actually using those client libraries
Agents turn out mediocre code, but I really don't think some people comprehend the horrors humans made before. I inherited an ETL pipeline that was a single 3k line python script/god class with control flow managed by adding, modifying, *and removing* properties. No arguments to be found.
October 25, 2026 at 9:39 PM
One thing I've internalised in my career: there's basically no correlation between "code that is well-written" and "code that makes money"
'everything is bigger in Texas', like water-pumped fist-sized strawberries,
and code.
Bigger Code requires more RAM to run, and more Disk Space to store.
Hmmmm.
and code.
Bigger Code requires more RAM to run, and more Disk Space to store.
Hmmmm.
October 25, 2026 at 8:00 PM
'everything is bigger in Texas', like water-pumped fist-sized strawberries,
and code.
Bigger Code requires more RAM to run, and more Disk Space to store.
Hmmmm.
and code.
Bigger Code requires more RAM to run, and more Disk Space to store.
Hmmmm.
Code is code. Even obfuscated code can, with effort, be deobfuscated.
It's a matter of effort and sufficient subject matter familiarity.
It's a matter of effort and sufficient subject matter familiarity.
October 24, 2026 at 9:48 PM
Code is code. Even obfuscated code can, with effort, be deobfuscated.
It's a matter of effort and sufficient subject matter familiarity.
It's a matter of effort and sufficient subject matter familiarity.
he came to help me code 🙏
October 24, 2026 at 8:27 PM
he came to help me code 🙏
debate resident evil code veronica
essa bobajada de andar pelo estúdio é uma das ideias mais merdas desses debates. aqui no ES tão fazendo o debate num elevador e ficam com essa palhaçada.
October 23, 2026 at 10:20 AM
debate resident evil code veronica
new poll: do you still even look at the code?
The poll so far between Twitter, Bluesky and Mastodon. I think it looks less absurd than last time, but still pretty clear that the base is divided. bsky.app/profile/mits...
October 25, 2026 at 2:59 PM
new poll: do you still even look at the code?
related, i always smile a bit when i see people refer to "stolen code." like. even before LLMs came along, if you weren't "stealing" code you weren't doing programming correctly
October 24, 2026 at 8:35 PM
related, i always smile a bit when i see people refer to "stolen code." like. even before LLMs came along, if you weren't "stealing" code you weren't doing programming correctly
Code in a box on Switch 2 is so embarrassing, what you mean you're cheaping out on the empty cartridge
October 25, 2026 at 7:05 PM
Code in a box on Switch 2 is so embarrassing, what you mean you're cheaping out on the empty cartridge
Todays mech: Gardmare
October 24, 2026 at 1:30 PM
Todays mech: Gardmare
I have multiple acquaintances who are incredulous that we're not using AI to code our game/DLC.
Tbh, most of our time is thinking, tweaking and polishing anyway, not code.
And when there is more code to be done, I get my son help with it, who gets paid, as a human. I'm fine with that.
Tbh, most of our time is thinking, tweaking and polishing anyway, not code.
And when there is more code to be done, I get my son help with it, who gets paid, as a human. I'm fine with that.
October 24, 2026 at 10:11 AM
I have multiple acquaintances who are incredulous that we're not using AI to code our game/DLC.
Tbh, most of our time is thinking, tweaking and polishing anyway, not code.
And when there is more code to be done, I get my son help with it, who gets paid, as a human. I'm fine with that.
Tbh, most of our time is thinking, tweaking and polishing anyway, not code.
And when there is more code to be done, I get my son help with it, who gets paid, as a human. I'm fine with that.
a school where oversized cardigans and baggy socks are part of the dress code
[ #illustration #hololive #bijouwled #RaorArt ]
[ #illustration #hololive #bijouwled #RaorArt ]
October 25, 2026 at 2:35 PM
a school where oversized cardigans and baggy socks are part of the dress code
[ #illustration #hololive #bijouwled #RaorArt ]
[ #illustration #hololive #bijouwled #RaorArt ]
QR code for modded 3DS-havers
October 25, 2026 at 6:06 PM
QR code for modded 3DS-havers
Ela, com sua bolsinha, seu guarda-chuva, esse dress code bafo, noção de enquadramento e senso de oportunidade, fez a parte dela. ⭐️❤️
October 25, 2026 at 12:07 PM
Ela, com sua bolsinha, seu guarda-chuva, esse dress code bafo, noção de enquadramento e senso de oportunidade, fez a parte dela. ⭐️❤️
No, we won't be letting people/companies rebrand AI as "No code" solutions, so it fits alongside visual scripting.
Visual scripting is still coding, you just aren't typing.
AI is code theft
Visual scripting is still coding, you just aren't typing.
AI is code theft
October 24, 2026 at 8:54 AM
No, we won't be letting people/companies rebrand AI as "No code" solutions, so it fits alongside visual scripting.
Visual scripting is still coding, you just aren't typing.
AI is code theft
Visual scripting is still coding, you just aren't typing.
AI is code theft
why code it yourself when you could just individually and manually edit the binary files? No need for code.
October 24, 2026 at 8:40 PM
why code it yourself when you could just individually and manually edit the binary files? No need for code.
These tools do have benefits but they aren't really around generating code that isn't something that someone's already written a thousand times anyway.
The stuff it's good at generating code for isn't serious work. It's corporate busywork. Code monkeying.
The stuff it's good at generating code for isn't serious work. It's corporate busywork. Code monkeying.
October 26, 2026 at 12:23 AM
These tools do have benefits but they aren't really around generating code that isn't something that someone's already written a thousand times anyway.
The stuff it's good at generating code for isn't serious work. It's corporate busywork. Code monkeying.
The stuff it's good at generating code for isn't serious work. It's corporate busywork. Code monkeying.
2016: learn to code
2026: learn to hide
2026: learn to hide
October 21, 2026 at 5:36 PM
2016: learn to code
2026: learn to hide
2026: learn to hide
Do you still write more than 20% of code by hand?
October 25, 2026 at 8:47 AM
Do you still write more than 20% of code by hand?
Actually, no. I do not want to scan a QR code to read your menu and be on your Email list.
October 24, 2026 at 4:38 PM
Actually, no. I do not want to scan a QR code to read your menu and be on your Email list.
too many people think code is a binary and it either works or it doesn't, when really it's a spectrum from "does it blow up (almost) every time" to "this will never have an issue"
code that looks like it works can only *mostly* work, and that's often the worst code of all
this is a post about AI
code that looks like it works can only *mostly* work, and that's often the worst code of all
this is a post about AI
October 23, 2026 at 7:37 AM
too many people think code is a binary and it either works or it doesn't, when really it's a spectrum from "does it blow up (almost) every time" to "this will never have an issue"
code that looks like it works can only *mostly* work, and that's often the worst code of all
this is a post about AI
code that looks like it works can only *mostly* work, and that's often the worst code of all
this is a post about AI
This.
The average person does not understand how bad "working" code can get.
People who claim that AI churns out bad code are lying to themselves about how bad things *were and are* across the industry.
The average person does not understand how bad "working" code can get.
People who claim that AI churns out bad code are lying to themselves about how bad things *were and are* across the industry.
I once inherited a python system that handled about $100m in ARR. It was a single Django class that was 25k lines long and had zero tests or docs that always called out to MySQL and postgres via fork+exec rather than actually using those client libraries
Agents turn out mediocre code, but I really don't think some people comprehend the horrors humans made before. I inherited an ETL pipeline that was a single 3k line python script/god class with control flow managed by adding, modifying, *and removing* properties. No arguments to be found.
October 25, 2026 at 4:14 PM
This.
The average person does not understand how bad "working" code can get.
People who claim that AI churns out bad code are lying to themselves about how bad things *were and are* across the industry.
The average person does not understand how bad "working" code can get.
People who claim that AI churns out bad code are lying to themselves about how bad things *were and are* across the industry.