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The obviously used too much AI, I stopped after 2 paragraphs

Well pulling some code is different than running a script on your machine

No, would you use a proudly vibe-coded banking app?

I don’t have proof, but I can offer you that dexter suspicious meme instead

I bet the blog post will make no mention of pressure from anthropic to do this and instead will celebrate the fact that “it passes all tests”, of course omitting how many tests were modified to forcibly pass

Also "Native Android dev for about two years before this"

So when he was 14 years old?

I saw three em-dashes in one paragraph, no thanks

I love how I work with IT for 20 years and don't understand a single acronym here other than DNSSEC

It wasn’t ignored, the second commit fixes what the bot suggested

Asking infinite questions about something does not make you good at “doing” that thing, you get pretty good at asking questions

I went ahead and turned my youtube history off, I only see my subscriptions and subscription shorts.

I get zero recommendations of new/related videos (It breaks the algorithm) and it can't remember at what point of a video I was when I left it, but it is a very cheap price to pay for the shorts brainrot

Maybe you are a genius among mere mortals, but for the majority of people even after a CS degree writing a compiler is a bit difficult

It was refreshing reading this in the age of AI slop, thank you for the great read and congratulations on the project

Hey we are the bozos

This is not the same at all, you are pretty much turning the screen off with that

Not gonna like, I am having to actively fight the aversion I feel when reading something was "all written by claude", it is so hard to check if it was properly done or pure garbage, I don't even take the time to check.

I know this position is wrong, but it feels hard to spend my time on something that someone else might not have spent the time to create

Implementing a 20 years old needed RFC header is the cutting edge of innovation

Not to mention saving headers, tokens, doing multiple requests using the results from the previous, etc.

This guy would say "just use bash" and ignore the average user experience.

Just a note, this was a bit difficult to read with the amount of times you repeat the phrase “ browser, device, platform, or bot that was making a request to the application”

This is interesting but also a nightmare for me as colorblind

I feel like an idiot reading Haskel

Is everyone ignoring that “holdback” mechanism google is introducing with the idea? Where 5-10% of the traffic behaves as if it did not have attestation enabled, I would like to understand how that does not address the “web DRM” concerns but I can’t find an explanation anywhere