So I did a quick and dirty “when amperage goes over 2 amps and then falls below 2 amps for more than 10 minutes send me a notification” and it’s pretty idiot proof.

Idk if you need estimated time to complete, but you can get pretty far with a very light weight automation.

If I were to improve it, I would time the cycle for the wash and add a helper so that I don’t get 'washer is done" when I paused it for a shower or something, but that could be a rabbit hole.

My third reality plug is also fine 2 years in.

Fewer.

It was nice of you to show up and make the point! Have a good day!

Next let’s make a law against abusing your child by naming it “Camberleigh”.

This kind of stuff happens on any model you train from scratch even before training for multi step reasoning. It seems to happen more when there’s not enough data in the training set, but it’s not an intentional add. Output length is a whole deal.

They pretty looked sad after so much boiling so I blended what was left and mixed in when I added the noodles.

We also did side salad / veg with hummus since I don’t think 3 carrots, 2 celery, and half an onion are enough for that pot. Gotta have some fiber.

Bonus shots

Wife said it didn’t look as nice.

Borderline mental Illness, it’s the connected laptop that sets it off. I’ve used one portrait one landscape for coding before though.

Sous vide. It was a super quick and dirty steak, I didn’t even dry brine it. Freezer to 135F water, season and fridge while cast iron heats, and then 700F sear.

Strange guardians of the galaxy vibes from the 3 in the front. Drax, starlord, and rocket.

Vim is life. And use good variable names.

It’s not bad to be different, but it IS unusual. There is no need to common-wash. Basically every atom in the universe is one or the other and that is still true regardless of allegory.

In 2026 who cares (in states that don’t suck)?

It’s not unheard of, look at Benjamin Franklin Parker.

I think it looks evil, but is, in fact, stupidity; the whole group is just not at all self aware.

“k” was the absolute worst and sometimes most expensive letter

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It’s pretty unbeatable to use LLMs for fast prototyping and query generation, but “vibe coding” is not something just anybody can (or should) do.

It seems to me that the world of LLMs gives back at the quality you put in. If you ask it about eating rocks and putting glue on pizza then yes it’s a giant waste of money. If you can form a coherent question that you have a feeling for what the answer is like (especially related to programming) it’s easily worth the hype. Now if you are using it blindly to build or audit your code base that falls into the first category of “you should not be using this tool”.

Unfortunately, my view before and after the emergence of LLMs is that most people are just not that bright. Unique and valuable, sure, but when it comes to expertise it just isnt as common as the council of armchairs might lead you to believe.