Agreed. It's misattributing quotes and talking about OpenBSD releases from more than a year ago as if they were upcoming releases. Something's seriously wrong with this article.
Honestly 5,000 gallons from a nuclear plant into the ocean is not all that much. When refueling occurs in a reactor outage, people aren't in there wearing full suits like in the movies. They have coveralls that have to be disposed of afterwards, but the biggest thing that protects them from the radiation is the water in the reactor vessel itself.
You could probably swim on the surface of that reactor pool and be perfectly fine.
I use a lot of spec driven development today. It does allow me to make workflows that were on my Life's backlog for months or years in 10~20 minutes. It's amazing, but also I lack ownership over the thing made. It's like I paid a contractor.
I can feel that my actual cognitive engineering skills are in decline. Does anyone else see this? To those of you who haven't hand written a PR in months, can you still write your own personal software as easily as you once could?
It feels like I’ve got TikTok brain for coding and have trouble staying focused on the boring grunt work of coding (like threading an API change across the required stack).
I can still do it but it requires more willpower than it used to in part because I’m getting used to telling some LLM to do it for me.
There are little tools/optimisations that I have been wanting to do for years that I can just throw at AI now. I am almost annoyed sometimes because the little easy things I could do to 'relax' are now gone: if I am working on it is something AI can't do, normally because there are moving parts outside of the repository it can't see (i.e. integration problems, and I hate those).
