I hadnt even heard about it. And this sort of tool isnt for real devs, it's for clueless vibe coders and if they fuck up, well, so much the better for the rest of us.

" The expansion of space does not."

When its being resisted by gravity it does.

"What happens to potential energy when the mass in question gets so far away that it leaves our local light cone for good"

Irrevelant: A - B - C

A and C might not be in the same light cone but if A and B are in the same cone and B and C are in the same cone then there's still a gravitational link between A and B.

Is another attempt to give incompetents a go at writing software. We've been here before with COBOL, SQL and 4GLs. Funnily enough it turns out that coding is more than just writing some text or moving widgets around on a screen - it requires full understanding of the problem at hand, suitable algorithms and potential issues. People who can't grok programming still won't be able to go it properly no matter how easy you try and make it for them.

The tool was given clear instructions - it fucked up big time. Its no different to someone operating an excavator requesting the bucket move down but it moved up instead and destroyed overhead structures.

The expansion of the universe requires acting against gravity which requires energy. Unless that energy is somehow replenished from outside our universe then it will - for want of a better analogy - be converting from kinetic energy to potential energy and eventually I presume, stop.

What were you doing, visiting every desk in the building? Or did you walk 3 miles to work as well?

Hilarious, you should try stand-up.

I didn't believe people that dumb would have the power of speech. I've learned something new today.

Of course it is. Go check out the definition if you're unsure.

Yes, it might be mostly made up fairytales, but generally its not a belief that something is being deliberately hidden from the masses or covered up for nefarious reasons.

"The idea that someone with 10% competence rates himself at 90% on a given topic is called "false Dunning-Kruger effect"."

You genuinely believe that? You only have to listen to loudmouth political activists whether left or right to know thats not true. Plenty of pig ignorant morons think they're totally clued up.

They're also IME usually extreme sufferers of the Dunning Kruger effect plus extreme cynicism, thinking they have special insight that others don't. In reality they usually fairly dumb and ignorant with poor knowledge of human nature and how the world really works.

Whats so confusing about 400 years after the birth of the solar system? Seems pretty clear to me.

"which is three times per year, and doesn't necessarily align with the Federal fiscal cycle."

And that is relevant to the LHC in europe how exactly?

... more matter was formed than antimatter at the big bang for reasons that only existed at the moment (or maybe before) of creation and therefor will forever be unknown. Makes as much sense as anything else.