okwhateverdude
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- Comment on New Vegas devs Obsidian are reportedly working on a new Fallout game, and only Microsoft could make news I've waited half my life for taste this bitter 2 weeks ago:
ugh, a sequel to that perfect game would be awful
- Comment on Examples of roles where actors from Star Trek give better performances than they did on Star Trek? 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on The R. Budd Dwyer incident 4 weeks ago:
Hey, man! Nice shot!
- Comment on It is crazy how Whitewashed the practice of roman slavery has become 4 weeks ago:
PJ rocking up on a wild history take? You know it is gonna be spicy.
- Comment on Fed up with vibe coders, dev sneaks data-nuking prompt injection into their code 1 month ago:
Yes, I do read every single line and I expect my direct reports to read every single damn line, too. When I find shit in their MRs they missed, it is pointed out and it is expected they fix it. I won’t merge slop. And yes, we use clankers to generate a lot of code. When you’re responsible for systems involving millions of euros and regulatory scrutiny, there is simply no other choice. My highly valued skill set in grokking large code bases very quickly and developing cogent changes was honed over decades of experience. It is people like you that have ruined our profession by regressing to the mediocre mean.
- Comment on Fed up with vibe coders, dev sneaks data-nuking prompt injection into their code 1 month ago:
Vet your deps isn’t some nice-to-have platitude. You own the thing being built. Offloading that responsibility to a clanker is irresponsible.
And everyone is rightfully blaming the user because the software is just some random code on the internet. The sheer audacity and entitlement of the mouth breather class to his free code is astounding. Don’t like it? Don’t use it. It is that simple.
The “some people are just learning” angle is bullshit. If you’re learning with the clanker and just blindly trust what it tells you, that is a categorical error. The clanker is not an infallible oracle but an adversarial bullshit generator. It is a very useful tool, but it is just a tool. You still need to put in the mental effort to learn and exercise your curiosity.
Finally, in today’s clanker reality, there is little reason to have a long ass list of dependencies with shitloads of transitive ones. Just build what you need from scratch. Code production is super cheap now. And even if your clanker makes the same security mistakes as the dependencies you would have used, it is now bespoke to your application. The ROI on pwning something like leftpad vs. your bespoke application is so lopsided. The CVEs lose a lot of power in a polyculture.
- Comment on Fed up with vibe coders, dev sneaks data-nuking prompt injection into their code 1 month ago:
Vet your deps. The whinging going on about actually doing the damn job is depressing. Git gud, you poser.
- Comment on Microsoft is killing the one-app-at-a-time camera limit in Windows 11 with new Multi-App mode 1 month ago:
Guaranteed this is so microshit can scrape your camera while it is on without you knowing.
- Comment on Annoying colleague who needs my help but refuse to coopeate. He is unwilling to follow simple steps, but "can you solve the issue and advise when is solve". 11 months ago:
"No. I have my own work to do. Let me know when you follow the simple steps I've outlined and maybe I'll have a moment to help you"