So first he didn’t and then he did? Alright

How was he set up to look bad?

Wasn’t there a situation where he did not pardon his son?

It is funny in hindsight, knowing the assassinations were a scam. But he thought they were real, he talked in great detail about them and payed for them. This is missing from the article, I believe it was part of his indictment.

DuckDuckGo: The coolest way to use bing and apple maps.
(I do use it though)

I’m not so much worried about the functionality of the code, but rather the maintainability. A lot of code was written, by a person long ago, copied together from forums online refactored by people, who didn’t understand it, but at least at some point someone understood it good enough to create it.
I find the idea worrisome, that we will deal with code no one ever understood, it’s just kind of there and seems to do what we want, and now you have to change it.

For me the other scary thing is the loss of control. We are already drowning in code everyone needs and noone understands and now we build systems, who can produce mountains of that.

But then again you could use it to explain code. We will so quickly become dependent on it.

That is certainly true. It just sucks, that so many people are scrambling for jobs and rich people get richer. There has to be a better way.

But I mean many people have already lost their job because AI automated it away.

Someone still has to write the instructions. AI might not become a replacement for the engineer, but a more powerful compiler, that is still fed with code written by engineers.