Readit NewsI'd be not against the idea of teacher-whaking feature. Also, if there is a kid who bullies my kid, I'd not be against the idea to whack a parent of that kid, if nothing else works.
Obviously everything should be at the reasonable level.
I am heavily against the idea that certain powers should be centralized into a single entity.
As long as teachers can’t say or do anything without parents rushing to the school and threatening with lawsuits, nothing will change, no matter how much surveillance tech we throw at the problem.
Also it should legally be allowed to whack a parent, as long as it is justified.
For my latest project, I have 20k+ lines of markdown docs to guide it, with great success. Some of them are generic rules, some of them describes how I code, some of them describing the codebase & features. Then I have another 17k+ that are used while coding. Plans, phases, todos, reviews etc.
All of them are written by Claude Code also. I'm calling it "spec-driven development".
Cursor has a much different flow, where you usually pair program with it, which I call "ai-assisted development".
But I'm not expecting that to hold true for linux kernel or postgres codebase or equivalent anytime soon.
With every piece of code created i write a doc of what id need to focus on when rewriting chunks.
AI has its usage, it makes some things faster... but spitting out more code does not necessarily make it more productive.
I ride AI train, but i ride my cb650r same way... sometimes wondering why i am still alive.
Oh yes! Never do a join in the application code! But also: use views! (and stored procedures if you can). A view is an abstraction about the underlying data, it's functional by nature, unlikely to break for random reasons in the future, and if done well the underlying SQL code is surprisingly readable and easy to reason about.
Also SQL is easy, but figuring out what's up with indexes and planner is not.
And then most of streaming services actually stream stuff, so if my internet is bad im gonna sit there annoyed. I have a small samsung projector and its literally freezing all the time (something to do with wifi and qos, i have other things in my life more interesting that sysadmining a router).
Then up until last year, i could not even watch Dr. House legally.
And then the content changes over time. I remember seeing a scene, that i no longer see. Like wtf?
Its 98% (made up number) that its the service fault.