Replying to @mschoening @Tailscale
Why “tailscale”? Plain WireGuard is more than enough for most people. Admittedly Tailscale makes it easier to setup - but with agents doing all the work, a normal WireGuard network is trivial to setup too. And isn’t vulnerable to all the Tailscale CVEs
Replying to @ExodusPgame @Shreyassanthu77
Everyone hates Israel btw, truly horrible monstrous selfish little country. After the US midterms it seems the USA finally agree too. Your disgusting genocidal little state will be on its own from now on.
Replying to @creativelyange
Problem with Australia is it’s full of Australians
Replying to @robj3d3 @davepl1968
Are you an idiot? The point of your entire post is about the glory of having money. Can you not even follow your own argument?
Replying to @chefionski @therealdanvega
Is this webslop you’re writing or systems code?
Replying to @zacker150
Wrong, Mitchell Hashimoto behind Ghostty explicitly DOES review every line. Without that, all “external tests” do is verify behavior, not that the internals is a mess of slop and brittle nonsense. High quality software must be still be reviewed, Slopware? Don’t need.
Replying to @Malix_Labs
He already retired, he doesn’t need to “vibe code”, he just codes for fun at this point. Keep your “holy shit” to your cringe self, faggot
Replying to @DeepknowledgeU
Ok?? But many people DO use unwrap or else in rust, so it’s not a C specific issue you dumb fucking jeet.
Replying to @DeepknowledgeU
This has nothing to do with C? The issue was a shitty fall back. Equivalent to unwrap_or_else(“*”) in rust - assuming you’re talking about the alpine ssh issue
Replying to @hievalir
That’s only true of people who read the code. For actual morons who don’t read the code they just said “Claude, do the thing” and gaze proudly at the product, while horrifying garbage slop lies just beneath the surface.
Replying to @Reality4fr @amelia_tweetz
Same goes for genocidal Israelis who are always bragging about how brilliant they are. Horrible people.
Replying to @jamonholmgren
That sounds like slop you’re building there. You don’t need a billion features for your shitty project, you can take time to review code and ensure the internals are not rubbish. Look at how @mitchellh builds code with AI. Lighting fast development speed, but he READS THE CODE.
