I’m behind CGNAT, so I have a local DNS server that resolves to the internal IP, and regular DNS resolves to my VPS, which tunnels into my home network through Wireguard.

If you’re not behind CGNAT, you’ll just hit your router after DNS resolution and you’re golden.

You’re doing fine. Have a wonderful day.

Perhaps you’re way different because of how they are, and bringing your SO to meet your family still highlights how that came to be.

Blaze it!

If it doesn’t work out, there’s always trebuchets.

Looks like a human is somewhere in the range of 200-300mph, give or take a bit. A car is probably higher, but it really depends on orientation. I wouldn’t be surprised if a car couldn’t surpass 420mph.

I mostly use it with couching lances in Mount and Blade.

Yup.

And OP wanted 69 instead, the funny sex number, in case someone missed that too.

Yup, I occasionally read their articles. It’s nowhere near where it was before Google ate its lunch, but it’s not Google, so I give them some views from time to time.

I don’t think anyone is blaming him for making the deal, they’re just mad that the deal exists.

If I got that payout, I’d be able to retire…

In this hypothetical, why would we create new languages? What benefit does that have for AI-gen code?

So either we’re going to improve AI-gen to the point where we rely on it, or human devs are still important in which case new languages matter. The main exception here are languages specifically designed for AI, in which case error-rate would go down.

So either AI pushes out broken code and human devs are still important, or AI doesn’t push out broken code and new languages aren’t valuable.

If they were going that fast, they wouldn’t be getting a simple citation that could be resolved in traffic court, that’s straight to jail levels of recklessness…

If not, there’s always trebuchets.

I prefer watching Mexican football announcers, and it would be nice to know what they’re saying. Though that might actually detract from the experience.

Same. If I can retire before my job is irrelevant, I’ll work on my own projects on my own terms. If I don’t, at least I have a nice pile of assets and can coast with another job.

That said, I don’t think people like you and I will have problems, because we’ll adapt. It’s the “programming is just a job” crowd that would have a lot of issues.

Don’t forget testing the code to make sure what is delivered actually matches what the customer wants.

I am a programmer, and I also wouldn’t stand for that either. We also introduce bugs and are probably around that 95% rate, but at least we know the most important uses are correct and the person who introduced them can usually fix them quickly. With AI, there’s no guarantee where the bugs will occur.

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When did it ever not push out broken code?

My apologies.

In the west, we have an informal concept called “wife approval factor,” which is how supportive your wife would be about something. Then there’s the idea of “a happy wife, a life” and “if momma ain’t happy, ain’t nobody happy,” so it’s in the husband’s interest to keep the wife happy.

I thought this was pretty universally true. I have coworkers from very different parts of India (one Muslim from the north, the other Hindu from the very south), and if we have a surprise work-provided lunch, they’ll eat the one they brought from home at the end of the day so their wives don’t get mad at them not eating the lunch they prepared. So even in a very patriarchal society, they’ll still go out of their way to keep their wives happy.

It’s not that women call shots (men get away with a lot of nonsense here), the “permission” is largely about keeping the wife happy.