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Kotlin

> "Honestly Opus 5.5 had gotten good enough I've been considering a project to have it build a new browser based on the open source Chrome and keeps the v2 in place."

You wouldn't be worried about vulnerabilities that the vibe coded browser could produce? I use plenty of LLM generated code, but a browser wouldn't be something I'd try on the Web.

There was a coding horror story I read some years ago where a developer bragged that he improved performance by artificially increasing iterations on some critical path in an app and then lowering the iterations occasionally while bragging to management about squeezing out more performance.

Kind of reminds me of that, but with more smoke and mirrors

It has them. It just lacks some of the features

Swiping feels a bit more accurate than Gboard overall. I'm not seeing a way to add a word to the dictionary. Am I missing something?

The United States did not win the invasion of Canada during the revolutionary war.

I work for an org that makes research software for chemistry and other branches of science and it's definitely hit us in sales. No one wants to spend money if they don't know if they're going to get or keep the grants they petitioned for.

> Gets wrecked by horse archers. That ends up being typical for Romans

I don't think the Western Romans ever really learned from it did they? The Huns ended up wreaking them pretty hard.

I know the Eastern Romans did learn at some point out of necessity by creating their own professional units and hiring mercs.

My parents live in Ohio and rotate wheat/soy/corn every year as do their neighbors

That's really cool! If I'm up near Calgary in the future I'm definitely checking that out. I miss the penguin march they would do here, but I understand why they stopped