Unciv is basically Civilization 5 with pixel graphics.

I mean, yeah, I agree with that. Requirements engineering continues to be a big part of the job and an actual team lead does not have the mental capacity for that.

I meant "manager" more as in:

• You're supposed to take responsibility for something you only delegated.
• As a result, you spend most of your time checking the output of others/LLMs and trying to put in guardrails to push them towards the right goal and making them more productive.

I guess, everyone's a lead dev, without the paycheck, is probably more precise.

Yeah, although just trying the installation another time might be easier than debugging this problem...

Our climate change measures have been found unconstitutional twice already, here in Germany.

Both times, the law was slightly altered in a way that every expert said it was insufficient, but it means they can pretend they did something until a few years from now when the next lawsuit rules it unconstitutional.

At the very least, it's a very different job than what you remember. It's more of a manager role now, without the paycheck.

Bag of canvas bags for virtually infinite inventory space.

When you get a letter, you can directly burn it.

Best I could come up with. 😅

Hmm, how would that work? Doesn't yeast also need to fed with flour or sugar from plants?

I just don't see these endeavors becoming profitable. Whatever you feed to these animal cells comes from plants. And there's thousands of simpler ways to process plants, of which you just need one way to produce a similarly decent result, then virtually no one's going to pay extra for lab-grown.

I still remember when the development of Ruffle was announced and thought they're crazy to tackle that. Very glad to see they persisted all these years.

I mean, they already do that in a way, because their stocks lose value when the company loses money. That's why everyone and their hamster is selling off these stocks now.

But sure, making the investors pay another time or just generally increasing fines could help.
Unfortunately, companies then lobby for Nazis to take over government to undo these increased fines + abolish law enforcement for themselves, so that's not terribly ideal either...

TL;DR from what I can tell:
They loaded the user email address into the model context in Claude Code, because users wanted it to correctly generate that in certain places, like when documenting that it was the user who made a certain change.

But webpages can ask for the e-mail address to be sent along with the user agent and so the model just, well, did that.