I know they’re been mentioned before on the site. Still, the story bears repeating for it’s “horrificy” alone. It’s no secret that the Curies faired badly digging thru tons of radioactive ore in search of the radium they discovered. The following “radium-craze” (toothpaste with radium and...
Par that with the “Test Driven Development” and “vibe” methodology and you have yourself a nightmare of truly epic proportions. One even The Corinthian (ref The Sandman by Neil Gaiman) would enjoy. :smile:
I wasn't aware that "Status Update"-threads were a problem (or indeed even a thing) in there?
I mean, there's a lot of gratuitous stuff but I've never noticed these Status Updates you speak of.
Kudos on the predominantly good day though! :smile:
Interesting robot. I guess that is one of the sources possibly used by the sleuths “working for” Bellingcat.
Further on the OP’s methodology besides “vibe” coding, another, possibly overarching concept is Test Driven Development:
TENET: Leveraging Tests Beyond Validation for Code Generation...
If you're using a web server such as Apache or Windows IIS there is (or possibly should be) a file called robots.txt (Google Search Central) (If you just google "robots.txt" there are quite a few videos explaining the concept) in the root of the server describing your server's attitude towards...
This is IMHO a good example of the dangers inherent in the so called “vibe” method. Without a knowledge of the basic workings of the net, protocols, etc, the traps are legion.
… that a male blue whale ejaculates on average 20 litres!
I really wish I could unread that. The next best thing being sharing the pain with you. That may sound a little thin given the name of the site where I read it:
https://baleinesendirect.org/en/how-much-sperm-does-a-blue-whale-ejaculate/
That’s certainly a sober view. Taking a step backwards is probably the right thing to do. Especially in the context of this “vibe” approach. Re-reading my answer in that context it must have sounded like downright gibberish!