An yet people will die on the hill of "republican economics." I truly can't understand it.

> Review by a senior is one of the biggest "silver bullet" illusions managers suffer from.

My manager has been urging us to truly vibe code, just yesterday saying that "language is irrelevant because we've reached the point where it works - so you don't need to see it." This article is a godsend; I'll take this flawed silver bullet any day of the week.

From the article:

> And on nightly it also has support for try fn and gen fn.

I haven't been able to figure out what a try fn is.

I'm terrified by the notion of try fns. Are we getting exceptions (and therefore losing one of rust's greatest features)?

Friendly reminder: most cloud providers have deletion locks. Go and enable them on your prod dbs right now.

Sure, Claude could just remove the lock - but it's one more gate.

Edit: these existed long before agents, and for good reason: mistakes happen. Last week I removed tf destroy from a GitHub workflow, because it was 16px away from apply in the dropdown. Lock your dbs, irrespective of your take on agents.