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I’d suggest questioning the sources you are reading. Wood working and sewing are hugely popular hobbies across younger generations. There used to be a site, Ravelery.com maybe, that was on here all the time because of their engineering blog and all the work involved in sharing sewing patterns.

> I don't disagree with you that LLM's remove the need for type-safe languages

That feels like a really strong conclusion. I’m not clear on why any safeguard isn’t a useful safeguard if you let agents write all the code.

I am struggling here too. I think there are some decent points at the margins, but I can't get past the idea, "If this is the one place I am being exploited, I would be pretty ok with that."

Not a trick to make an old plane fly again. The trick is holding it together and landing it.

I would imagine the problem they have with the 70 year olds they’re trying to recruit is that there are old pilots and bold pilots but well, you know the rest.

They finally going to make good?

The problem is the people in charge now have not earned that kind of faith. If they’re truly trying to relight these things, my heart goes out in advance to the neighborhood in the Southwest that burns down before they rethink it.

Yup, thanks! I had it connected to my Mac for remote ps5 play for a while but it felt flaky.

Google tried this with Stadia. I was a pretty happy user of it, but I think it probably exposed the weakness of US bandwidth/ throughput. Still trying to find what to do with the two controllers but it was the best refund experience I've gone through and Google probably regrets setting my expectations like that.

Can you link to some info on this? I am just starting to poke around in the space and would love a leg up.

Yeah fair. Sorry about that.

And in this specific case, here here!

Hey it’s ok, they shut it off a couple hours after it did bad things.

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Oh hon, I am your Irish people transported across a sea. In this part of my family, “happily” by personal decision, as opposed to the other half that wound up in Australia. The sun and I have made our peace.

But I’ll happily burn my skin red to protest racist shits. And some of them open with this old trope. Apparently my response is almost as old a trope. But that’s not what Boudicca told us when we fought the Romans.

Same but we should both admit we would probably change what we made.

The people at Gillette are working on five.

Absolutely. And run faster, cheaper and safer.

Just as long as you still have all the documentation and the spec was done right and updated as things changed over the whole lifetime of the system up to now. And a good test harness. And industry-specific knowledge.

So you say but I’m still waiting for that Pontiac beach car with two hand vacs built in.

Got Russian from it once. As a child of the '80s I jumped right on it, but the explanation seemed believable.

Still sleeping with one eye open.

To be clear, exterior design only. The interior looks stupid. The seats look deadly to me at 50 with back problems.

Am I the only one who thinks those look damned cool? If they provided some kind of stupid engine option to definitively hoon the thing, I’d be all over it.

- prototypical car buyer (based on HackerNews bellybutton studies 2026)

Concerns with the dogshit I stepped in aside, I had a wonderful time going barefoot through the tulips.

> White Brits are the only native/indigenous Brits to London

Bullshit. They are Johann Come Later Germans who killed off the Celtic Brits.

Stay frosty, sheep. Or otherwise woolen mammal.

This feels unfair given this is clearly the work of the state actor what defrosted all them military freezers last month. https://signalandsilence.substack.com/p/i-think-someone-hack...

> have to keep enforcing proper git usage etc. so I can reproduce this work

Depending on what you mean here, it might be worth looking at jj, which works with git repositories. One of the features is that everything gets committed at change time (kind of) which may or may not be helpful to you here.

>most of the investigation was done under Adams.

Better than about him like the rest of it, I suppose.

>A chatbot for cancer researchers to talk to is worth single-digit billions at most

I am disappointed by your lack of Capitalism buff. What you say is true, but what is the untapped fetish market for such a thing?

It's the intent that matters. If you've got the curves, I've got the time.