The sci-fi novel A Fire in the Deep starts with describing a Software Archeologist, who digs through millennia of strata of layers of indirection and I think we could end up needing that one day.

Do they end up determining that every weird piece of code they find must have been used for religious or ritualistic purposes?

Ascension to AI plays a quasi-religious, soteriological role in the world of the book.

What are you talking about? They’re so ubiquitous.

this only ones you can recognize What about others which you think is made by human?

I haven’t seen any that are made by humans for a long time.

Bernie Sanders proposes a lot of things that are never implemented. I’m not sure his support is actually a useful signal of greater support.

it is (unfortunately) quite the opposite, if you see what he supports there is a high likelyhood of that not happening.

That is exactly what i did last week. Got praised for it.

What makes it production ready? What's the code coverage on your tests? There are only seven commits in this repo as of this comment.

The LLM generated the words "production ready" so it must be true!

I don’t. What are you referring to?

Music is something you can do without formal training. Much like how you can be a terrible programmer but still create popular software. Just like how maybe what the world wanted at some moment was a slow PHP alternative to moveabletype, maybe the world also wanted sped up, stripped down, 60s girl band songs, without complicated rhythms and harmonies.

Not trying to say that Wordpress v1 was terrible software written by terrible programmers, but I hope you get my point.

No mention of “baz”

It’s literally in the first sentence of the first definition:

> bar /bar/ n. [JARGON] The second metasyntactic variable, after foo and before baz.

In the etymology section, I presume. And I can't find it either, if it is there.

Part 2, 3rd definition of “foo”mentions baz

They don't post the bad photos onto instagram. You really need to figure this out or you're going to be chasing other people's dreams. All your comments just talk about how you want to make more money, when you're already making a lot of money.

its clear they are seeking external validation and status.

money is only a part of that validation.

This is the sort of race where once you get to the end, you realize you were racing against yourself. Stop comparing your blooper reel to their highlight reel. It's not healthy. I guarantee there are people envious of your life.