Yes, it has become quite common that Claude’s text feedback, e.g. Claude found an issue in the existing code that requires a decision and Claude tries to explain it, it is a paragraph of bullshit words stringed together.

Then you investigate it and it is often something relatively simple that could have been explained with short sentence.

Have you found a way to stop this?

I used that engineering language skill which is good when it uses it...but it doesn't like to use it.

...there are clearly some areas of alignment that they are not looking at.

Yes, unfortunately a lot of requirements and specifications are now AI slop, thus developers stop reading them, and agent produce even more slop.

We need to take back writing requirements and specifications to humans.

Adopting high level BDD style testing of human written user stories (cucumber) is probably a good idea.

Just have AI write requirements then another AI write specs based on the requirements then another AI write tests based on the specs and another AI write the implementation based on the tests then another AI write the PR based on the implementation then another AI approve the PR and another AI deploy approved PRs to production!

Don't forget: let the user's AI use the product, find flaws, submit AI-generated bug-reports, which get turned into AI-generated tickets, etc.

And meanwhile, did any human find the whole process useful - no, not all...

Also, the entire thing is fully funded with AI tokens, which are paid for with money from investments into AI companies, made with AI pension funds.

Wait, no, that's ACTUAL HUMAN pensions, because plenty of AI companies are still "investment grade"

https://www.forbes.com/sites/brandonkochkodin/2026/10/12/ai-...

The Vile Offspring has to be born somehow.

You have to classify each code review based on what it changes and decide how to handle it, agent review and/or human review. You can have an agent do that.

It is Year of the Linux Desktop, not Year of the Linux Cli.

Did you try out-of-bound swap (oob) in HTMX? With that you can update any element on page, e.g. three different form elements changed due to <select> change, request returns only these three form elements with oob selectors and keep the rest of the form intact.

https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-swap-oob/

Not that strange, Malcolm Kyeyune is a member of the Örebro Party, and he’s had a podcast together with the party leader, Markus Allard, since 2015.

https://poddtoppen.se/podcast/985799618/markus-och-malcom

Kyeyune was one of the members - along with Allard - who were kicked out of the Left Party’s youth organization in 2014 for supporting the Revolutionary Front.

One thing to remember in Swedish politics is that the old idea of the Folkhemmet ("the Home of the People") is always lurking in the background: a political mix of conservatism and socialism - Sweden as a home for Swedes, but also an egalitarian home. Some view, both on the left and the right, Folkhemmet as peak Sweden.

Somehow I didn’t know that, but it makes perfect sense. Thanks for the information.

Based on his writing, at least, I would assume that the party must complain more about immigrants who refuse to “become Swedish” than taking a racial angle. Although a racial interpretation is probably inevitable when viewed from the outside, considering the demographics of immigrants.

Invalid certificate - dark humor.

https://www.paseto.io/

Go to https://paseto.io/ instead (without `www`), there is a TLS certificate there.

As a Great Power, Sweden had a great need for engineers to build forts, canals and other important infrastructure for the Kingdom.

These engineers came in handy when the Industrial Revolution started.

Thus Sweden has a long history of manufacturing industry.

Copilot is not the same agent as GitHub Copilot.

To get robocopy fast you have to disable all console output, something like five extra flags.