Another negative is liability.

Let’s say your org providing, idunno, coding to control illumination for a smart facility.

Let’s say the lighting doesn’t work, and as a result some one slips and dies. Let’s say it’s 50/50 of the code is at fault or not.

Your org is now looking at liability in a wrongful death lawsuit.

Even if you can argue that it was being used wrong, it’s still going to cost your org more than it would have to pay some one who’s a proper coder to do it.

The thing about that is, it doesn’t work.

Even enterprise Claude, even if you’re doing something routine, is still going to need shitloads of “fixing”.

The problem is that the vibe coders who doesn’t know wtf they’re doing isn’t going to know that there’s problems. They’re going to give the prompt, get something back. Try it. “Huh it doesn’t work!” And try it again.

Maybe they’re smart enough to figure out what the error is, get something new back, try it… find out it doesn’t work….

You see how that goes? Someone who’s experienced knows what they can pull from libraries and what they need to tweak to get it running, and don’t need it.

Guess whose code is going to be more stable and more effective with fewer vulnerabilities?

It’s a liability time bomb, and the reason tech savvy people are more hostile to it is because they’re the ones who know its capabilities.

Kate is still better, and Nano ftw.

(Kidding. Unless you’re just editing kotor.ini so you don’t have to run around with an ugly yellow lightsaber)

(Well Kate is still better than notepad.)

It’d be hilarious if he weren’t president.

Great satire.

The problem is, it’s not satire and he is president.

Hey. Question.

What would it take to get him an all -he-he-can-eat subscription to more burgers and fires?

Don’t look at me like that. Cholesterol is a bitch and I don’t think we can get blamed for that.

Ask any of the hundreds of people who’ve been tossed out of windows.

And I mean that literally.

or the hundreds more who got poisoned with novichok.

…These ones are after the milk more than the cereal, if you know what I mean. They make sure that everything becomes a sloppy mess, and they don’t stop until they can greedily slurp up every drop.

are we still talking about cereal?

my guess is they didn’t have enough water when they shaped it.

“that’s a shame. I was going to leave this can of tuna here.”

Cats exist as examples of being ungovernable.

(There’s a fun book if you’re interested… Lessons From Cats For Surviving Fascism)

Dumbass.

I feel like O’Neill would go about the same as it went with Sisko, only real difference is that Q might try to hit on Carter and she does something clever to trap him somewhere unpleasant.

*Boop!*

not sure trump’s arms are long enough to actually do that job.

Prolly.

It’s also antisemitism when his ass wiper is a little too rough.

(If he’s still alive, even.)

They aren’t doing it by hand though.

The machines are just getting attacked by the horta because the miners are melting their eggs.

Well probably the stealthy way to do it is to prefab the interior shape, coat it with whatever finish and such then a ton of mold release.

Place it into the form overnight and then pour the bad stuff around it.

But this assumes the arch is a solid casting. I suppose you could build out the dildo in slices, and then stack the slices for each fresh layer.

I just think this would be a hilarious escalation of the art war

Edit: Hey, contractors. You know that trump doesn’t pay his contractors, right? Just saying…

Star Trek wouldn’t really function well as a society.

They hand waive away a lot of the issues. Like who gets to go to the outpost to extract dilithiim vs who gets to go be an artist.

I don’t think anyone in the Horta episode would be there if there wasn’t something more than “we just like rocks”

I wonder if you could doubleshot concrete- cast a giant dildo inside with good concrete so that the arch crumbles away into it.

calm down. i ordered some pizza.