When the code your have to deal with is an ASP (not .NET) created by apes throwing shit in a wall, the kind of holistic bullshit an AI makes is an improvement.

Single function text prediction, class boilerplate, some refactoring.

It’s decent when you inherit outrageously bad legacy code and you want better comments and variable names than “A, x, i”, etc.

You do have to do it within an editor that highlights all changes so you can carefully review, though.

Not so much a productivity boost, but rather a bad intern you can delegate boring, easy tasks to. I’d rather review that kind of code than write it, but of you’re the other way around, it’s a punishment.

Nothingeverhappens moment.

Raising an exception would be standard practice, IMO. A library should not dictate how an application behaves. Let the application handle it.

That’s leadership. Sounds like a plan.

That’s a job for THE MIDDLE MANAGER!! (imagine a crappy super hero)

No, seriously, do not step over your boss to talk to theirs. That’s like, the job your boss has, and they might get pissed at you, and, depending on pettiness level, make your life worse. Talk to your boss, explain how and why that’s a problem. Make it clear you expect them to solve it.

If and only if they say they can’t do anything, you may consider talking to your boss’ boss. But not the other team’s boss. Before doing that, I’d have hard financial evidence, like the other commenter suggested. Log your hours in their time buckets for at least a month, get others to join you in doing the same, get a report with total amount spent. Then you turn again to your boss and maybe include boss².

I was being facetious. But yeah, the trailer looks like a PG-13 version of Schedule 1.

It’s not just a Schedule I rip, it’s also a Papers Please rip.

So, did you provide a link or am I supposed to search for it like a caveman?

“So instead of writing three applications, you write it in a special programming language, which is basically English, which describes how you want to see this application in a very specified way, and then AI agents, together with JetBrains tooling, will generate the code of all of these platforms,” Skrygan said.

Not seeing any links to a page, what’s up?

The assumption is there though.

Wouldn’t multiplying the hash simply relabel the hash sites, as hashes non divisible by the factor simply be not accessible/not exist?

Assume Android.

You don’t offer crack to someone like that!

Thanks! I hate JavaScript even more now 😄

Nope, have not noticed because I hate JavaScript with a passion. Thanks for educating me.

But Go has go faster stripes in the logo! Google wouldn’t make false advertising, would they?

The code is ultimately ran in a JS interpreter. AFAIK TS transpiles into JS, there’s no TS specific interpreter. But such a huge difference is unexpected to me.

Memory management, but that impacts stability/security instead of performance.

That is a classic, one of which I sadly expedienced personally.