xkcdbottitle text: To combat the threat, many airlines are installing wing-mounted spray bottles.
(https://xkcd.com/3108)
(https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/3108)
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It's been a mistake.
Geoff 🏴I can't believe we're still having to say this in 2025, but would people *please* scroll back to the top of a website when they're finished reading, so it's ready for the next person. We've even got buttons at the bottom to do it all in one go, it's not 1994 any more.
Hadas Weissme: there’s nothing worse than opening a blank document
microsoft word: hold my beer
Terrybot 
However, you do *need* rules. Driving on the left (or the right or, in parts of Europe, on the left and the right as the mood takes you) is a rule which works, since following it means you're more likely to reach your intended rather than your final destination.
Terry Pratchett, alt.fan.pratchett
Besides the trust to the individuals in the team, I feel similarly with the trust to the OSS projects: in the past, one could assume that the authors cared enough and knew what they were during (there were usually enough indicators to tell, otherwise the project usually wouldn't even fly). I'm getting much more cautions about this now. I know one should have always check the libraries to depend on: but now it's ever more important to do so.
I would not go that far as setting the trust level on the PRs based on how much the given person likes using LLM assisted tools (IMO they can be really really helpful even to people that know what they are doing), but I really wish everyone would be professional enough to be as familiar with the code as if they wrote it all by hand. I'm a bit worried though it goes against this FASTER, FASTER, FASTER narrative of the days…
https://jaysthoughts.com/aithoughts1
> placing an even STRICTER review burden on the reviewers will have the most painful effect. If they are reviewing a patch submitted by a team member who they know likes to use LLM generated code then the review requires a far deeper introspection than an equivalent review of someone who does not or sparingly uses them.
Major Hayden 🤠Sometimes I wonder why people get so upset when the government helps people who need help.
We do such an excellent job at subsidizing the wealthy that I think we could try subsidizing the needy instead.
Productivity tip on dealing with RSS:
1. go through the list of unread articles
2. mark the ones you would to read later
3. forget to read the marked ones later
title text: Once you add the balloons into the model, it makes forecasting easier overall--the forecast is always 'cold and dark, with minimal solar-driven convection.'
(https://xkcd.com/3107)
(https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/3107)
