100%. I've been telling everyone who will listen this for 2 years. LLMs are infinitely more productive with swift code like

let engineCycleCount: Int = 5

vs

let eC = 5

They still make mistakes, but forcing _explicit_ typing in a strongly typed language makes them make far fewer mistakes + the compiler is catching >90% of what you try to catch with a billion rspecs in trash languages like ruby.

We can park a big honkin magnet at the mars-sun lagrange point and cut that down massively.

Anthropic needs to get their ish together I've got real work to do.

Why did you guys remove the ability to detach the console and move it to another window?

It was illegal for the officials who did it, not for Meta/Google to follow their orders. That part was merely unethical.

The precise wording is regulate. The idea that "regulate" means you can turn it on or off with no in-between is beyond parody. Absurd. Hilarious. Farcical.

That said the headline is misleading and should be renamed, nothing is changing from this ruling.

In twitters case, you had regime officials directing censorship illegally through open emails and meetings.

It's no surprise that the needle moves right when you dial back the suppression of free expression even a little bit (X still censors plenty)

The low quality of HN comments has been blowing my mind.

I have quite literally been doing what you describe every working day for the last 6+ months.

I see the slippery slope fallacy-fallacy more than the base fallacy.

~130k LoC Swift app was converted from 5 -> 6 for us in about 3 days.

X is much better for this kind of stuff these days (just follow the right people and stick to the following tab)

Running joke is that the mosquito is "Alaska's state bird"

So if the SAE standards don't reflect that, they are poor standards

We've gone full circle.

You do realize we had 1440p phones in 2015-2016 right?

HiDPI is not new, and it's clarity amazing. Stop buying huge low res screens for ripoff prices in 2025

The gov should have to prove you committed a crime before that information is admissible at sentencing.