I mean it does cost you API rates, you just get a certain amount of credit by having a subscription.

The LLM actually points out the problem tho

Maybe the engineer's LLM agent's summary of the GitHub LLM bot's review omitted that warning.

Maybe the GitHub comments didn’t properly load due to the weekly partial outage.

Rome tools is now Biome and Biome is really good. The company didn't work out but the tool itself is better than ever.

it sounds like you might have wasted your team's time previously and now they don't trust the code you put up with a PR. Maybe you can do something to improve your relationship with them?

As a sidenote, I highly doubt they are cooked longterm. Using AI is not exactly skilled labor. If they want or need I'm sure they could learn patterns/workflows in like an afternoon. As things go on it will only get easier to use.

Exactly. I find it hilarious that the people down-voted my comment.

Like yeah sorry... not everyone has to be a risk-taker. Many people like to observe and await to see what new techniques emerge that can be exploited.

The iPod came out way before Zune.

maybe it was complaints of iphone without a physical keyboard

That's not remotely true.

No it definitely happened. There is famously no copyright infringement on the internet now.

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How? If the attribute is not trusted doesn’t that mean the dom is already compromised?

Yes, it’s fair.

Yes, people that never participated are more impactful.

Its place is in shit like recommendation algorithms and giving rewards and incentives to customers, not store operations. When will they learn :\

This isn’t really true with React Native, Hermes as a JS engine is just drastically slower than JIT-enabled web view . Sure the “native” parts will theoretically be faster but your app code will be a lot slower. Just test how long a rerender takes in react native on a device than react on a browser for the same device.