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@Blender uh...

And if this plan doesn't work, I'll do it again. And again. And again, again.

Until it works. Or until I die. Nah, fuck the first part, just until I die. If I'm successful, why stop doing it again and again.

I will tenaciously produce love. Not profit, not capital, not misery, but love.

Had to get that out of my chest. The world is very bleak right now, and is soul crushing. But I'm not here to whine about it. I will, in small increments, fight the impending doom, with love, community building, family and friends. And fun, and joy, because that's why I'm making games in the first place. And if I can't make games, I'll write, books and songs. And if I can't do that, I will still love my neighbor. I'll be the one that brings food to the hungry, and clothes to the cold.

They can't stop me from loving. They can only deceive me, and make me think this is not worth it. Fuck this orphan crushing machine and everything and everyone that powers it and keeps it running.

That's it. And I don't even care if nobody reads this stream of consciousness. But if you did, I hope I inspired something in you.

@vga256 nice

@geekygirldawn never really connected the dots with academic cheating and the resistance to asking for help. Makes much sense, thanks

@mlevison this makes me wonder, it's then a viable way to do TDD? Humans authoring the tests, and AI implementing them.

@mlevison@agilealliance.social a good friend recently started experimenting with claude, and he gave me the most blunt statement about the output: it's instant legacy code. That's it. It really resonated with me, for so many reasons.