*Democracy is not a spectator sport*. You don't get to complain about corrupt politicians and then go on to make excuses about why you can't vote. You're wasting your citizenship. Either go vote or move to a dictatorship where voting isn't a concern.

RollerCoaster Tycoon.

> The general public does not care about anything other than the capabilities and limitations of your product. Sure, if you vibe code a massive bug into your product then that'll manifest as an outcome that impacts the user negatively.

People care how fast you're able to ship updates, new features, and bugfixes. If you're working with a pile of vibe-coded spaghetti slop it's going to take longer to deliver these.

The issues have everything to do with npm as a platform and nothing with JS as a language. You can use JS without npm. Saying you'll escape supply chain attacks by not using JS is like saying you'll be saved from an car crash with a parachute.

This take completely ignores Camarda's observations that there is a culture of fear spreading at NASA which punishes whistleblowers. I'm not saying he's 100% correct, but how can you claim such a take is truly balanced if there's a possibility one of the parties is engaging in a cover-up?

The engineers at NASA & astronauts aboard Columbia & Challenger also believed the programs were safe.

Forest > Trees

This is the most frustrating part. The Pentagon can fail the same audit multiple times and be missing trillions of taxpayer dollars but NASA has to move heaven and earth to show their relatively paltry $100B budget isn't going to waste. I'm tired of the double standards.

https://blog.rust-lang.org/2022/05/10/malicious-crate-rustde...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log4Shell

https://blog.pypi.org/posts/2024-12-11-ultralytics-attack-an...

https://about.gitlab.com/blog/gitlab-catches-mongodb-go-modu...

https://www.reversinglabs.com/blog/packagist-php-repo-supply...

Where can I read more on this effort?

Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG

Works on chrome though

There's already Oxide computers https://oxide.computer/ and Oxc the JS linter/formatter https://oxc.rs/.

Any time I've worked on a python codebase with 3 or more people on a reasonably sized project, it turns into a mess than becomes much more of a cognitive load than any compiled language. Here are my experiences:

- numerous lsp errors and warnings that drown out real bugs and issues (no one is null checking in python, or correctly typing their functions beyond the primitive types)

- hodgepodge of tools like conda, python version <= 3.5, etc. required for project (because one person refuses to migrate to uv)

We've seen the exact opposite trend of what you've said. Typescript has surged in popularity because the quality of LLM output scales with context, and untyped languages like python/JS leave most of that context out that no machine can parse. These tools do not reason. They are token generators. Pure functions. Some outputs have more weight than others.

> The internet was not a bastion of high quality content or discourse pre-AI.

I have read thousands upon thousands of pages of AI-related discourse, watched hundreds of videos since 2022, maybe even a thousand now on it. NEVER at any point in time did people opine for the "high quality" internet of before. They opined for the imperfect HUMAN internet of before. We are now seeing once pristine, curated corners of the internet being infected with sloppypasta.

This is quite a broad brush to paint the internet with. It's like saying The Earth is not a bastion of warzones/peaceful places to live. That is HIGHLY dependent on location.

I'm actually glad they restricted the memory, because it will create market pressure for devs to stop wasting system resources on bloated electron apps and NextJS. With RAM prices skyrocketing these days people need to be more conscious of how much system resources they're taking up.

Compiled languages like Go and Rust are my new default for projects on the backend, typescript with strict typing on for the frontend, and I foresee the popularity growing the more LLM use grows. The moment you let an LLM loose in a Javascript/Python codebase everything goes off the rails.

Are you making 3x the money compounding monthly ?

No?

Then what's the point?