I believe this to actually be the silent majority. But of course our job is object to a lot of changes right now and people are nervous what the "next job" will look like. You can hold position like me and just take the the new tools when they are well tested and integrated, be pragmatic about it. Fingers crossed!

Just show me the pelican, ah wait we are past pelicans. Can we get something like that ever again?

First Agent I used: Do a proper code review of the changeset, it adds comments in my merge requests. Then the junior devs paste these into their IDEs and loop forever :-P

It was OK, just needed to memorize the commands, they are all reachable via a combination of number keys :-)

XORing just feels more like xxxxing out the register. SUB feels like a calculation or mistaken use of a register.

One cannot image what would happen if antipasti and pasti collide!

oh, the canolli!

I'd say the chance of me one shotting C++ is veeeery low. Same for bash scripts etc. This is where the LLM really shines for me.

My fav tree today: https://www.dwitter.net/d/34638

I moved from Hamburg (north) to close to Munic (south) and the difference is huge. I can see the blue sky, for example! So much better here.

We use this in production and it's very stable. It also supports background gradients which we wanted to use so badly :-) Can recommend