Great read, I didn't know that about passkeys. I don't use them although I've been prompted to, I always find it weird when they ask you to use something with absolutely no explanation.

The assumption of "just generate it" is doing a lot of work. There's a lot of assumptions that an LLM produced program will have the same guarantees that a closed source program has. You don't know about licensing because most courts haven't decided on it yet. The enshittification would most likely happen on the LLM provider end. You also wouldn't get the benefit of other people's eyes on the software. You're getting none of the benefits of open source with the consequences of closed source.

I think he'd have to do something absolutely insane, like cheating on his wife or something. Thank Jesus, our Lord and Savior, that Trump would never do such a thing.

Where do I get one of those stickers

I find clean room implementations to theoretically be cool, but there's a big area for bugs because they're based on feature parity, to my understanding. I would love for a 1:1 recreation of software like Photoshop, but unless there's something that can also be done to iron over bugs, I doubt the implementation would be good.

Why did you text her so much when she said that off the bat? Also texting someone at 3am?

A new sentence has been spoken

I've never thought about what swapping out allocators would do in an async environment like that. Very readable and interesting!

I'm always impressed when someone can look at you and type at the same time. I'm pretty close to getting there, but especially when coding, I will trip up typing most of the time.

Shared Psychotic Disorder is where a group of people share a delusion. This delusion can almost "spread," especially in the case of people who are close to each other. Its very similar to other shared delusions, like supernatural beliefs.

What do you mean crazier? That's just the facts?

Stable variadic functions is cool AF!