u/Gym_frere

Texas has amongst the strictest laws against Marijuana use and possession in the USA. For simple possession under 2 ounces you can get a fine or prison for up to 6 months. Possessing any amount of concentrate carries a state felony. Even hemp is a highly restricted substance.

How can you square this with Texas’ reputation for freedom and small government?

Source: https://www.biv.com/news/commentary/rob-shaw-bc-nurses-wanted-32-wage-hike-before-arbitration-12600610

I know it’s Rob Shaw but still.

Has it changed for better or worse? Has those changes made you consider lifestyle changes or relocating to another area? Has it impacted you financially, for example with your insurance?

I was drawn in when, several months ago, I got a free trial for Plus. Tibo getting rid of the 5 hour limit was awesome at first but it’s been all downhill ever since. It’s leaving a bad taste in my mouth because i feel that the limits got significantly nerfed. But I think I could’ve dealt with that if not for the mistakes.

I decided to do a manual code review yesterday after coding with Sol for the last several weeks or so. After each batch of work was done, I ran a code review with Sol and each time it was green. But I found was troubling - I didn’t even get a quarter of the way through and I discovered at least 50 significant errors. And this was after I used Sol on high. So this morning I bought a Claude Code subscription and ran an adversarial code review with Opus 5, which found more errors. All in all the number of significant errors exceeded 100.

The tokens nerf already put a bad taste in my mouth. The drip feeding of resets is bad because I have no idea what the fuck im paying for. Where is the stability, the certainty, the clarity? At least I know what im getting with Claude. But the mistakes for me are the last straw. Gonna be difficult to regain my trust after that. Then I log onto twitter and Tibo is busy shitposting instead of fixing this bullshit. Fuck outta here.

Argument number 1: PC games haven’t have disks for well over a decade and nobody complains about it.

Argument number 2: go into a random record store or big box store. You will probably find that music CD’s are fully stocked. Why? Because no one buys them, despite it being available. The $10/month music streaming subscription is too cheap and too convenient for CD’s to compete.

Argument number 3: no disk production means much less plastic waste, so it’s a benefit to the environment.

It seems to me that the only reason that people are angry is nostalgia. We can’t let nostalgia stop us from building a better world.