And that site never actually lists the manufacturer recommended torque either. It's just all slop to get eyeballs.

Please submit full body 3D scan for verification, otherwise discord will lock you to the "kids only" section and mock you mercilessly.

You have nothing to hide unless you’re a pedophile plane bomber

Never doubt they understand, there's just too much money to be made making the Torment Nexus

Remember when companies all forced us to buy smartphones? Or switch to search engines instead of books? Or when Amazon announced it was "react native first"?

I agree with the sentiment you're expressing but, to be fair, companies forcing us all to use smartphones (as consumers or as citizens) is, unfortunately, happening implicitly.

> She's on the Cartel payroll

> You can't be a simple mayor without cartel involvement in Mexico.

I don't know what world you're living in, but this is absolutely not the case. Mexico is not a failed state, don't get all your news from places trying to scare you.

Claude create a clone of Hacker News, no mistakes. Must compile.

Just give me your bank account, claude API, Mother's maiden name, your zip code, your 3 digit security code, and anything else you think I might need to live as malfist the magnificant. Can I call you that?

What part of Voyager I and Voyager II are "augmented with agentic development?"

Surely if all software is augmented with agentic development now, our most important space probes have had their software augmented too, right?

What about my blog that I serve static pages on? What about the xray machine my dentist uses? What about the firmware in my toaster? Does the New York Stock Exchange use AI to action stock trades? What about my telescope's ACSOM driver?

You’re talking about a 1970s satellite? I guess you win the argument?

Blog: I use AI to make and blog developers are using agentic tools

X-ray machine: again a little late here, plus if you want to start dragging in places that likely have a huge amount of beaurocracy I don’t know that that’s very fair

Firmware in your toaster: cmon these are old basic things, if it’s new firmware maybe? But probably not? These are not strong examples

NYSE to action on stock trades; no they don’t use AI to action on stock trades (that would be dumb and slow and horribly inefficient and non-deterministic), but may very well now be using AI to work on the codebase that does

Let’s try to find maybe more impactful examples than small embodied components in toasters and telescopes, 1970s era telescopes that are already past our solar system.

The denial runs deep

So you admit that AI isn't in every software, and yet somehow I'm the one in denial?

Im saying you’re missing the point and the spirit of the argument. Yes, you are right, voyager doesn’t use agentic AI! I don’t even think the other examples you used are as agentic free as you think. They may or may not be! What’s the point you want to make?

Huh? Software under development obviously not software made before these tools existed

Or it's just a logical continuation of "next quarter problem" thinking. You can lay off a lot of people, juice the number and everything will be fine....for a while. You may even be able to layoff half your people if you're okay with KTLO'ing your business. This works great for companies that are already a monopoly power where you can stagnate and keep your customers and prevent competitors.

KTLO = keeping the lights on

> Or it's just a logical continuation of "next quarter problem" thinking. You can lay off a lot of people, juice the number and everything will be fine....for a while

As long as you're

1) In a position where you can make the decisions on whether or not the company should move forward

and

2) Hold the stock units that will be exchanged for money if another company buys out your company

then there's really no way things won't be fine, short of criminal investigations/the rare successful shareholder lawsuit. You will likely walk away from your decision to weaken the company with more money than you had when you made the decision in the first place.

That's why many in the managerial class often hold up Jack Welch as a hero: he unlocked a new definition of competence where you could fail in business, but make money doing it. In his case, it was "spinning off" or "streamlining" businesses until there was nothing left and you could sell the scraps off to competitors. Slash-and-burn of paid workers via AI "replacement" is just another way of doing it.

I can't tell if this is a sarcastic response in bad taste, or if it's an authentic, if misguided, opinion.

For what it's worth, GLP-1s helped significantly with my IBS-D, and current research shows they're more effective and better tolerated than bile acid sequestrants.

YMMV