What kind of crack are you smoking when you're reading plain English, also Plain English has semi-colons.

Came to say the same thing, but I am actually opposite in that I think that Jellyfin UI is better, and it is also customizable.

On what you are maintaining, and how you approach it. The code I maintain, if I need to add new functionality to a function, and I can describe it to claude easily enough then I'll tell claude code what file, what function add a marker where I want the code and explain what I want. I don't let it just edit on it's own I have it show me what it wants to do, and if it looks good I'll have them do it.

Just telling claude hey add this functionality to my code base, and hoping it gets it right, which from what I am understanding seems a lot of people are doing, is a good way to get bad results.

... but now Jira has an AI that summarizes the entire ticket into bullet points at the top, and it's fairly accurate and really useful. Claude when fed documentation that I don't understand will clarify it and summarize it for me as well, it makes my dysfunction less dysfunctional.

We built a philanthrapic startup and did exactly that, we had every 503C on record in a database and built pages for all of them to take donations on their behalf, let it sit in our bank for a bit and then send it their way. Then the 2008 collapse happened and well we our little startup fell apart...

so how do I install npm packages I need for development?

call us Americans stupid. All this push from EU to limit food naming. So dumb.

How is SQL even on a list of "programming" languages. it's a query language not a programming language.

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Just keep all the belts plugged in all the time

I've been coding for 30+ years. I lost the joy of programming 15+ years ago fighting the ongoing battle of shitty documentation. AI has actually made things better because often the answer that isn't in the documentation is in the AI.

I know every time my iPhone software updates it requires the passcode. I am sure that's all this is, and the police are making a big deal out of something that has been a stock feature in iOS for years.

I live in Nagareyama, I had no idea they had declined the datacenter. I wonder what the scope of it was. I use to work in a datacenter 20 years ago, I wonder how they have changed and what the issues were. In Nagareyama, we have all kinds of logistics buildings right next to each other next to the highway, I could see a datacenter going in there fairly easily...

LOL, tou'che