Used Target Process as my last place. Way nicer than Jira IMO
Nighed
Which amendment was which? Trying to look up my MPs coding history for it.
That's fair, I'm not sure there is a nice snappy term for using it properly though.
It can be maintainable, but I only if you are actually reviewing what it spits out and correcting it (either manually or with more AI).
That removes a lot of the benefit in a lot of cases.
It is nice to be able to have it scaffold thousands of initial lines before you dive in though!
Have you been to one of the workshops? It CAN be very useful when used right, setting up an MCP server pointing at internal docs/best practices made a huge difference etc.
Any criticism of AI you give will have a lot more weight if it comes from a base of knowledge. That means learning how it does (and doesn't) work so you can critique it without coming across as "that anti AI guy".
Make sure you go through everyone else's PRs carefully and pull out all the stupid AI stuff, it's great fun ripping them to shreds sometimes.
Yeh, the US opened Pandora's box here. You can't just close it again.
I assume this will be bonds, rather than buying stakes in the companies?
If it's unsafe to go into the other lane to overtake, it's probably unsafe to overtake them anyway.
Lots of cyclists hold the lane when they feel unsafe being overtaken as it makes drivers think twice before trying.
Yesterday, my group got overtaken while there was an oncoming car because the driver thought they could get through, horrible position to be in.
Maybe they should let their workers work remotely, then they wouldn't have to spend so much on offices🤔
If you are going to use it enough to pay for it sure. But that's always been the case.
The main benefits of cloud are it's ability to scale quickly, it's ability to provide geographic reach and the conversation of capex to opex.
"Don't go, the drones need you"
Sequal to civ2 though I think?