Thanks for sharing this. Feels very similar to what I am going through as well. While our company does not enforce AI usage directly in the code department it is heavily used by other departments while the review burden still stays with code. It is egregiously painful to review AI generated code. The verbose, prosaic comments, justifications in comments where it failed to reflect coding standards and the smug faces of those throwing this slop at me is dehumanizing to be honest, at least highly disrespectful. I hate it and I don't want any part in it. It's a complete clown show.

HAH rookie, I once forgot the . before the ./

The logo displayed is from a video game developed by Epic that was cancelled a couple years ago. Not entirely relevant to the post I guess, but wanted to point it out

I am using the Contour Unimouse at work. Very customizable to your needs. I only find the choice for default button assignment a bit weird - it has 3 buttons + mouse wheel on top and the middle button has the same action assigned as the mouse wheel "button". Due to the size of the mouse and buttons I have the middle finger resting on the middle mouse button whereas on other mice the middle finger rests on the right mouse button. So you'll need to use their (not so great) software to change the button bindings. Other than that a very robust mouse with high customizability.

Or, borrowed from another "proverb": Pre-mature abstraction is the root of all evil

"They are eating the dogs" - A stable genius

CEOs are the only "class" of experts people are willing to listen to nowadays it seems. Unlike those other experts that might be able to back up claims with receipts.

They definitely reduce time spent on earth, so yeah?

Since when is Andrew Callaghan British? Edit: Probably was fixed in the source, there it states "US journalist" now

Modoboa is made with Django iirc, so that might be a good starting point

That's the nail in the coffin then. I'm pretty happy that I didn't spend a single cent on this now. And I thought about it a lot

I migrated my whole native service infrastructure to Docker services this weekend. I prepared for it the previous weeks; basically looking up information about details I wasn't sure about. The services were mailing, file cloud, and traccar with modoboa, ownCloud respectively. I moved to mailcow and Nextcloud and replaced my feedly account with NextCloud News as a bonus. So far pretty happy with it, had a couple set-backs but also learned a lot in the process. This was the first time for me doing something productive with Docker