The thing about this is that like is it even that helpful to say that we're going to be exporting more soybeans? The farmers know how much the price of soybeans is, and regular people don't care about this

Yeah, well, for now 😣

Like was farms in the 1700-1800s

New York has realish nature, but a lot of it is reclaimed recently, unlike our true real nature in California 😤

Like if the future is that non-hardware companies get 0 marginal value from each inference, and there's a robust competitive market in open source models, nobody's making any money on this but Nvidia

Local chatbots are not profitable for openai and if that's the future a bubble burst must be coming

To be clear I mean grazing land, that's been specifically cultivated to not have trees and such, in places where forests are natural bsky.app/profile/ryan...

It's definitely sandbox video games

6. It's a pretty decent replacement for global refactor tools, when paired with a good linter. It'll take minutes instead of seconds, but it works in any language

The only things I ever vibe code are visualizations that I can isolate to a single file so I don't have to worry about the fact that they're terrible

5. If you actually do vibe coding for anything that has non-trivial logic and you want to iterate on several times, you should be prepared for the code that results at the end of it to be pages and pages of repetitive, terrible code is hard to easily generalize without making massive changes

This is extremely bad practice if you want your code to be maintainable at all, because it means that it turns errors into incorrect outputs and makes it much more difficult to figure out where errors are originating in your code

4. Even tools like cursor really seem to be optimized for full-on vibe coding where you aren't going to look at the code. They'll put in stuff that's like the opposite of defensive programming, where it'll check if an assumption is violated, and then return some value

Subsidizing demand with financing does drive the price up relative to counterfactual though

If I were in this position I'd buy used

One of these is a manmade horror beyond comprehension, the other is just some cells in a petri dish. I have no idea why people would prefer the one on the right to the one on the left

Almost none of this is impacted by modern nimbyism; unfortunately, we really haven't built any dense areas since the time of the federal highways

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