It depends a bit on where in the city they need to get to. Back Bay, Seaport, and govt center are all easy to get to from any of the south shore commuter rail, but if they need to get to Cambridge or the north part of the city you're better off looking north shore
California here we come. Californiaaaaaaaaa
If you can describe what a piece of code should do, Claude should be able to translate that to a set of tests for that section of code plus it should pick up on common bugs.
If there's some fundemental design flaw that exposes data where it shouldn't, I wouldn't bet on an LLM to determine that.
The tools also help bad software designers ship bad code more quickly. What a lot of companies are dealing with now is that teams are deploying half baked, poorly coded "features" at a fast pace that are actively making their product worse. Amazon and Microsoft in particular are suffering from this
So that you could ensure that if you gave them to someone else to work on the code there would be clear expectations. The same goes for writing LLM prompts.
Putting tools like Claude in the hands of a good software engineer and they'll be more productive.
The article contains some good points, but presents them in a very stupid way. The hardest part of writing software has always been the design aspects. The stuff that LLM coding tools are good at are the low level implementation.
To develop good software before LLMs you needed clear requirements
I really do wonder if there's a coherent alternative theory, because admitting he existed but was just a charismatic mortal seems like a much easier argument to make.
"now imagine Dale Earnhardt is approaching the 3rd corner and needs decellerate so he can stay low..."
People get incredibly stupid when it comes to large numbers. $6.9 million sounds like a lot, except it's 1/10th of a JSF
It's amazing it's taken this long for there to be any consequences to the Trump admin operating exclusively in bad faith
And we all know that Donald Trump is a man who always keeps his promises
MCP is basically the implementation of the Semantic Web that the creators of the internet could never make happen
It's extremely good at documenting what code is doing. A human still needs to provide the "Why" though
Do I still have time to choose or will it be bestowed on me?
My religious tradition is The Hold Steady - Stay Positive
Nothing has radicalized me more against DST than having kids
This is how I access Bluesky
A Blessed Mar10 Day to you all
People are just now learning that the world's biggest bullshit artist has been bullshiting them the whole time
I just saved myself a couple hours of fucking around with go template list manipulation by letting Claude do it, which freed me up to work on tuning hpa settings and hopefully save some money.
Indoors is my greatest nemesis as a Moon Druid. For some reason my DM won't let me turn into a brontosaurus when the room's ceiling is 10ft high
If they do manage to live long enough then their purpose is to cast fireball with every available spell slot
Or is it resilient because it's so dumb?
So magestic
It does appear that the targets for a lot of these attacks on NATO countries seem to be based on information that only an ally would know/care about. And they also seem like they're trying to get intercepted.
It's already been almost a full Scaramucci, it could last as long as Liz Truss at this rate
The fun thing about android phones is that literally every hardware maker puts so much custom junk on it they might as well be different OSes
"you have about a gallon left when the light comes on, but is it really a gallon? Let's find out" -- my brain, every time
I've been avoiding updating my work Mac because of how annoying it is, but I did find an article on how to change most of the awful stuff backhttps://tidbits.com/2025/10/09/how-to-turn-liquid-glass-into-a-solid-interface/
Bluesky was just a vehicle for ATproto development initially. Before Elon got involved the plan was to migrate Twitter to ATproto once it matured. That was never going to happen once the deal went through and here we are
