@AlSweigart Yup. What I can recall (since it happened just a few days ago): Model claims something is because of a "well-known upstream bug" that was actually fixed ages ago.
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@AlSweigart They were definitely more convenient than juggling around dozends of 3.5 inch floppy disks only to find out that the last one you need isunreadable.
@aredridel Doesn't make it OK to actively deceit them.
@aredridel @glyph Some projects may not accept AI-generated code for fear of copyright issues. Actively hiding AI involvement from them seems different to me than search & replace.
blakestaceyOn a related theme:
man wearing humanoid mocap suit kicks himself in the balls
@glyph Firefox felt quite slow for me for a while. It might have been my fault, but I did not feel like investing time to debug it. Switched to Chrome as a test and then stuck with it since it seemed significantly faster.
abadideano joke I think the single most effective effort-to-result change that The Tech Internet could make for usability is to move the github readme above the github file list
Paolo MelchiorreCarson Gross is delivering the Keynote "Lateral Thinking with Weathered Technology (How The Nintendo Philosophy Applies to Modern Web Development)" at the DjangoCon US 2025 in Chicago 🇺🇸
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#LateralThinking #Web #DjangoCon #DjangoConUS #DjangoConUS2025 #htmx #carsongross
Liam O'ConnorI had an extremely frustrating exchange with a FP practitioner who was overly enthusiastic about Curry-Howard the other day, so I tried to write up my thoughts in this note here.
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