

Oh no how unfortunate.


Oh no how unfortunate.


Linus explained in that Git tag message that he “did what I preach” and used modern LLM tools to make sense of patches that were hard for him to follow.
It’s already too late. He’s gone down the rabbit hole.


Remember the stairs? Yeah, you like the stairs, don’t you?
You stair-slut.


The OP is effectively a heatmap since it isn’t relative to population.
California is the most populous state. Having the largest number of anything isn’t informative.
58,000 people leaving California is insignificant. 58,000 people leaving Wyoming is.
It’s also misleading since it’s net interstate migration. California has (or at least had) an immigration surplus when counting foreign migration.
Oh, and it’s only GenZ. You know, the people most squeezed-out of owning a home that are now having children. Who might be forced to move from a VHCOL area to a LCOL one.
This is a map made by someone with a hateboner for California.


So why not show it that way as a percent instead of absolute numbers?


Another population heatmap.


Not the bees.


I wrote code for FDA Class III medical devices. Dozens of engineers, plus a controls team, plus a design verification team, plus a regulatory team. At a real company, not some hopeful startup.
Real engineers don’t look at comments, they look at code.
And unit tests.
And SITL tests.
And requirements, which are called-out in the tests.
And FMEAs.
Keep your comments. They do more harm than good.


Why do you need more code? This has comments. It’s perfectly clear.
The other comment I constantly see is the function header that’s obviously copy-pasted from another function and literally nothing changed to reflect the function it’s meant to document. Not the return type, not the parameters, not even the function name.
Or the “helpful” ones that were once true but no longer are due to subsequent changes, which waste more of your time than if they never existed.
Comments are a smell.


int a; // integer a


Not how fiat currencies work.
Bond yields are free money for people with disposable income.


Mad dogs and Englishmen.


Banned in Boston.


This is the reason Fox joined the walk-out. They know what happened, and that it’ll happen to them, too.


Yes.


Finally, the thing I’ve always wanted.


He can buy himself a new leather jacket.


‘E’s just restin’.
If Epic can vibe-code a game, why can’t I vibe-code a game I like better?
What function do they serve?