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Re:747s and Coding Agents on Sunday March 01, 2026 @02:37AM (#47204582)
It is literally not clear. OP could mean that they read hundredths of lines of code for each code they write ie 100 lines of code written and 1-3 lines read. That is in fact literally what they wrote.
Re:The whole thing was a scam on Sunday March 01, 2026 @02:34AM (#47204558)
With a bottle of fentonol in his mouth.
Re:747s and Coding Agents on Saturday February 28, 2026 @12:38PM (#47198038)
>hundredths of them

Man, it would rule so much if programmers were literate and knew how to actually communicate what they intend to say.

The printer spyware has an interesting backstory.

A Spanish venture-backed firm is developing some vaporware called Print&Go and has convinced the NY DA's office that it'll permanently solve the Luigi problem.

The best part? This company is drooling at the possibility of getting a permanent rent-seeking license for printers they didn't design, for nonexistent vaporware software that reduces its capabilities.

They frame it as "enhancing 3D printer capabilities," the way a slaveowner would frame putting chains on a slave's wrists as an "employee retention innovation."

Is everyone involved with promoting this software and these laws lying? Of course.

https://blog.adafruit.com/2026/02/08/any-user-who-has-a-3d-p...