## HARD RULE - design scope must always be maintained and no function should ever be longer than XXX lines and no class should have more than Y methods. Create new classes and subclasses and refactor until the criteria are met.
You'd be surprised how readable this makes the code when XXX is about the size of your vertical screen and Y is relatively small.
My code was always plumbing. Glue stuff together. Connect data model to api.
I'm still using my brain, just doing a lot more plumbing now and reading a lot more code than writing. Depressing in some ways and exciting in others. At the end of the day it's not going way. It's disruptive and better to embrace it.
They could allow AI PRs, but then have another AI PR reviewer reject them if they do not match the definitions for `to-the-point` `no-bullshit` commits.
But they can't be bothered to tell which process is holding it, not even a damn PID. C'mon guys, bare minimum here, and this issue has been there for decades.
It's great you added file locksmith to powertoys but that should be a built in OS feature for many, many years now.
As an outsider not paying too much attention, how do you beat the ledger problem? Crypto only works if there is a ledger. I don't want a ledger of every transaction I made. Seems like an insurmountable fundamental privacy issue.
I can't even consider them after diesel gate. When I start thinking about it, it's quite sad how many car brands are terrible. I own two Mazdas. Still terrible but the least I could find.
I like the capabilities of C++ and imgui but didn't want to deal with C++ anymore so I had AI do it.
imping - PingPlotter-like app. They didn't have a Linux version and I'm a paying customer, so I vibe coded this one:
https://github.com/zenakuten/ImPing
The direction I'm given is to take humans out of the loop. As much as possible. Everything AI. Automate everything. If you are in the loop you are overhead.
You'd be surprised how readable this makes the code when XXX is about the size of your vertical screen and Y is relatively small.