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@markhughes @bodil wholesale de-skilling is real, and presumably accelerating

@quite@mstdn.social @robpike@hachyderm.io https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_(confectionery) - Brighton is one of the largest British coastal resorts. The keyboard equivalent might be multi-shot moulding, rather than printing symbols

@Taffer@mastodon.gamedev.place thank you 🙏

@mmokhi@mastodon.social I think the thing to look at everywhere in "the west" is the leaving behind of the working classes by the systems of wealth extraction. In the UK, yes, it was weaponised into nostalgic isolationism, but this fault line is growing in every European nation this century, and is similarly vulnerable to exploitation by radicals, maybe with different negative outcomes...perhaps some can find a positive radicalism instead.

@mmokhi@mastodon.social @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu @nikola@kotur.eu 👋I mean very many people in the UK did not agree with exiting - and certainly none of the kids that this change will benefit. (Forgiving people for mistakes is always better than punishing them, if you can, I think.)

@bodil it seems unlikely  to me that any brute forced language generating techniques,  can be provenly constrained in that way, cheaply and effectively enough.

@bodil@social.treehouse.systems but also, capitalism😬

@bodil I don't fundamentally disagree, but that raises another interesting point. Just how little those qualities have caused Claude Code any significant failures. Which is the other thing people say - if these tools can do anything of use where are the successful apps? Well kind of here, right? Claude Code is one of the most successful product launches of its kind, for quite some time. It works well enough to be considered a market leader. Apparently it's made of pure jank, but apparently, perhaps surprisingly, that doesn't matter so much? I mean, yikes. I don't like it all that much as a tooling approach, but it's  coherent, performs well, and works reliably, when I have tried it.  (I've put in a few dozen hours maybe) Me being one of nature's outliers forever, I think Claude desktop is a better product, whatever that's worth 🤷 - but I don't use that as a coding agent much either.

@Orb2069 no, it doesn't "turn out" like that at all, I don't think that is a very accurate description of anything happening here. c.f. https://jsomers.net/blog/it-turns-out

@sanityinc @danfairs my 1989 RG550, still gets some use and these are so annoying I've changed them exactly twice to date, I just let the arm flop like a fender.

This latest heat wave has got so intense I heard they're going to switch the sun off for a bit to calm everything down.

@otfrom@functional.cafe I think I would always say finding the shared common ground and building up from that towards both.

@RobeeShepherd@mastodon.art I don't think I've ever noticed that before 🧐 I might have to take a selfie the next time I'm passing that way.

@mmokhi@mastodon.social well quite, and we democratically ejected Johnson and the Tory administration that implemented the break, and replaced them with a fresh regime more interested in cooperation, hence this.

@mmokhi@mastodon.social I'm sure there is a negotiation, so some benefits both sides. I have not read detail, forgive me. At the very least, seeding a fresh generation of British with cultural connections and appreciation to Europe is wise investment for future EU. (I'm sure you don't want two hour cms lecture on British politics but I think the party domestically with the most gain to be made from rejoin policy right now is the Tories, this might even happen by the next election. Politics is dumb process)

@cat@social.lol it's usually the cable HTH

@cat@social.lol so close to the sacred British oil fields. They ought to just go there and take it?

@cat@social.lol they're food safe by definition, but idk about structural integrity under sustained boil - WCS you have to rinse off the peas? (Alternatively cook peas in previously brewed 'tea')