That’s good point. I enjoyed the Discovery finale well enough but I also can’t deny it definitely felt rushed.

I can’t say for sure if I’d prefer a rushed conclusion over a well-considered writing that gets cut short!

IIRC this was an indirect response to the Unabomber’s manifesto, and the rise of the milita movement/neo luddites in the 90s.

I did both I’m also doing a hunger strike outside Paramount’s headquarters

I’d rather have a cliffhanger and a glimmer of hope it could be resolved in a future movie.

"no but like, where are you from"

it’s insanity

you can’t invest your precious time into a tv show but you can invest your time into whining about it.

please don’t give me any stock tips mr investor

Yeah this was my thought ever since I heard that they saw LLM “search” as the future. “Search” inasmuch as it still exists on Google is already pay-to-play, this is just changing who gets paid.

Reminds me of Elon’s comment about programmers value being based on the number of lines of code they’d written.

Such a supportive wife

I agree with this. It also makes me wonder if it would even be possible for a nonprofit or government to train an image generator (for example) to produce more detailed work. The output of a corporation can only be “good enough”.

Yes thank you elaborating. I do this this situation is different than (for example) what was going on with Booklore.

Yeah and the dev didn’t say he’s switching over to a 100% vibe coded model, just that he’s ok with it as long as the bugs are manageable.

Probably more than you think, remember we never actually saw the full interior of the Ent-D’s main shuttle bay. It’s massive.

Excelsior class? Why in God’s name would you want that bucket of bolts?

feel somewhat obligated to love the Constitution

I love the design of golden age scifi and I love how the constitution class is like the perfect bridge between sleek atomic era and whatever you want to call the more detailed aesthetic in the 70s.

Not sure if it’s my absolute favorite, but I have always been unusually impressed with the creative design of the D’Kora class: