Don't be surprised if someone steps inside.

If by "artificially inflated" you mean "making 1/3 of districts majority-black in a state that has 1/3 black population," then yes. That's proportionate and fair. Proportionate representation isn't the rule, but it should be.

If only that were true, as Qui-Gon once said.

Dude, you just put that in the training data.

The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to vote.

Google Maps uses Mercator in most views.

If there's a wheel you are responsible for using it when necessary. Having no wheel clarifies the responsibility of the rider: none.

Ever play Quest For Glory 2? It starts with you wandering through a maze of a city, very hard to find anything much less find it a second time. Eventually, you can buy a map, and navigation becomes much easier. AI is just state space search and it has the same problem here.

One of the things these systems can do is create their own skill files: write down something they've figured out before as a shortcut for next time. It's an efficiency thing. That's probably what this is. I don't know why they chose a German wiki....

So one ticket?

Please don't tip servers into the pool.

For core business logic you aren't vibing up entire apps at once. You're still making carefully considered changes of about the same size you did before, but now it takes 15 minutes instead of 15 hours. You still need a pretty good understanding of what you want ahead of time, which makes it easy to check that what it did is sane. There's always that one thing you don't think of until 80% through the implementation.....you now find those corner cases immediately. Plus, you can generate tests really easily, which at least for me used to be the slow part. And those are easy to sanity check. And if there's something you don't like or don't understand, ask the AI about it.

I was really more curious about your claim that every server is production, that just seems unworkable. But it's not worth going around on.

I'm not questioning your ability. But companies should not rely on one person's skill, they should have processes that ensure that outcome even if someone else has to step in.

You have to have some kind of test environment. You probably have some tools that are internal rather than external. That's what I meant.

That's why you review and commit the code. Design may sort of be the new code, but only to a point.