@shelldozer @cheetah_spottycat they have a book aimed at "advanced GitHub professionals", that must be the next step

@mjdxp @cheetah_spottycat me two

@cheetah_spottycat I wish O'Reilly didn't really publish books like this one. E.g. https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/beyond-vibe-coding/9798341634749/

@ScottLett poetry

@Aprazeth don't worry, it's okay! It's not like I hate it, it's just ended up being not quite my thing.

@Aprazeth I wanted to love PlayDate, I even got SDK before many, had a chance to interact with some incredible folks in the private Discord, but when I finally got a physical device, I realised that there are very few specific places in my life where I can comfortably play it, which is a bit sad.

@gmc so much snow~

@Aprazeth Truth to be told, I didn't enjoy my playdate at all. I think I don't like the screen, after all

@fuerchtegott how is it a gradient?! How is possible

@raynerlucas the cat deserves attention!!!

@root42 Esperanto is great, my mum used to speak it, and I picked up a little bit of it, I had A2 or maybe early B1 level at the peak

@drj printing!!! Printing is nice, I love printing. Thank you for sharing

@Aprazeth wow it looks rad

This week was a bit too much. There's lots of despair in the air. So, if you have anything nice to share, now is the time. I'll start with sharing a photo of a very tired cat who definitely spent all night protecting our sleep.

You get bonus points if your alt text causes people to think "aaaw".

Windows 2 drivers be like

> Our analysis shows that AI-generated code is consistently more variable, more error-prone, and more likely to introduce high-severity issues without the right protections in place.

Note: Authored by an AI-PR-review company

Note: the solution proposed by the authors ends with "An AI code review tool could also help." xD

https://www.coderabbit.ai/blog/state-of-ai-vs-human-code-generation-report