LLMs can check for mistakes and have correct register information but I would opt for algorithmic solutions first before LLMs just to save cost. A drop down is very much free for the API and the user while an LLM call would take more time and resources.

That is so terrifying, I think they will go to space out of paranoia.

Man, I hear of some people advocating for reusable toilet paper and I was shocked. Just use water, a plastic water bottle filled from the sink if you are desperate. I told a friend about it and they laughed saying “sure, I will shower every-time I poop” 😓

I am ok with using AI, but no automated tools or copy pasting. Not having developers work on it will have the same issues as copying code from Stack Overflow.

Boiling it down to complexity is probably over simplified. With code generation you
lose complete ownership of the code, having more sections that are foreign to your developers. Most sections of the code, in a good team, has a subject matter expert that can teach the others about it.

I only have Visual Studio to run legacy stuff, Visual Studio Code for everything else

Odd, I didn’t know dogs existed here

Would an emulator not suffice for testing in lower spec systems?

Oh I see thanks! I have been looking at NAS servers they usually SATA.

Whats a SAS? I assume it’s not an SSD

Red Dead Redemption 2 is my favorite game 1 before it. Good list I approve.

So cute, like almost a copy of my cat ❤️

Do you like anime?

You all are cheating, I never got anything above 2 star 😭