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Sometines it truly feels like titles of YouTube videos.

I'm (still) a software engineer, and I've found it crucial to solve some LeetCode problems from time to time. It's honestly refreshing to write code yourself, make your own mistakes, and not end up low-key mad at a robot for failing to understand your lousy description because, apparently, it still can't read your mind.

Who else, apart from Russians and their puppets, is pushing this ridiculous claim that the US is responsible for NATO expansion? That sentiment simply isn't there at all. It's straight-up Russian propaganda.

"All good things must come to an end". Loved the Next Generation, loved Picard. RIP captain.

I can still hear the voice: "Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no one has gone before."

I understand. As you said, it's a rather dry, mostly technical place, and that's exactly what I like about it. I appreciate that it's largely free from the suffering, injustices, and ridiculous political debates that dominate so much of the world around us.

I despise these people as much as any other decent human being should, but unfortunately, they're everywhere. Just not so much here.

Can you be more specific? This is heavy moderated environment and I would say it's one of the most pleasurable places on public internet to be.

I would guess that author just shortened the title which was too long for hn?

The metric is idiotic propaganda on X by ridiculous influencers, politicians and anonymous accounts spewing nonsense.

Which is?

I do not understand how this could be even miniscule surprise to anyone.

Marvelous AI psychosis. At last you are enjoying it.

Keep in mind that developers at Amazon were pressured this year to burn through as many tokens as possible because their “rational” employer assumed that productivity equals tokens consumed. I experienced similar situations on my last project.

The abstract concept of value you mention is part of the same vocabulary managers use, and I believe they often end up confusing even themselves with it.

They are just as rational as any other human being.

Maybe if you have subsidized 200/500 dollars subscription it may look that way.