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The stolen property in the story in the above comment was recovered. I don’t see how this justifies more surveillance that is likely to be abused.

Are the financials available?

Because based on “asked it to make a profit” I expect financials in the story. Even if it is a bit of a ”Clarkson’s Bot”, for the farm there is discussion of the numbers.

Physical objects should be rounded, virtual windows should be square. I will die on this hill.

I recommend dialing in a mill before claiming there’s no craft in CNC.

When LLMs transition from predatory pricing to rent seeking, the enthusiasm will evaporate.

CSS does suck because of the globals. Class names, ids, z index values are all areas where one commonly bumps into other developers in sometimes confusing ways.

But to the point of the article, it’s a technology one has to learn. There are name spacing solutions in css (layers) and around css (css modules, panda, tailwind, etc).

I think another challenge folks may have with CSS is thinking visually. It’s not automatic. In art school one learns both how to see and how to render, and generally learning how to see clearly is a bigger challenge than learning how to render.

Practice your craft.

Note that one big database can decimate productivity as well.

Is it about process space and programming languages? Or is it about source control and CI architecture?

How is a monolith different from a monorepo?

It works extremely well for ux development ;-)

This seems a very nostalgic take.

So long as websites pretend they are documents, they will remain bloated poorly performing synchronous applications.

Accept that websites are distributed applications and deliver great experiences.

Don't debate coding standards beyond the 2 pizza rule. No more than 8 engineers per service.