

Yeah true.
Looking for an alternative to reddit


Yeah true.


Yes but I bet the young developers at Microslop have never used notepad or wordpad or even windows 95, so they think the best apps are made in electron with JavaScript, or in dotnet.


Have they made notepad a webapp yet? Lol.


Im on Linux and it requires just as much memory as it did in 2018. No problem here.


There is a fear right now in the stock market that all these companies with super advanced software, like servicenow, will be able to be replaced by Ai-built solutions, and companies can save the extreamly high license prices…
Speaking of complexity in software.


Ive only seen it used on Linkedin… Its definently not a word im using myself. But im damaged by hating all corp speak. :)
The circus has always been there and will always be there.
Doesnt matter what we talk about. The circus goes on anyway.
You can talk about epstein files all you want, but you are actually wasting your time. The only way to win is not to play, if you have heard that term. It applies to the circus.
But people want to discuss the latest political news, I know. Tomorrow its something else the orange man said. New circus every day.
Because its an attention economy and they profit from you reading the articles. :)
Yeah I know, I think junior developers have a hard time today. Not sure how to learn without writing the code yourself.
Mr Anderson…
I just let the Ai write all my code and spend all my time looking for the bugs it creates.
Its not so fulfilling mentally since I dont think anymore, but sure, goes fast and lots of code is produced.
Also its the new normal now and I think humans can only be faster if they know the domain very well already.
Most of us are working with apis we dont know every method of by heart, so its quite slow to write code manually, even if its correct.
Which means this entire profession will be about fixing Ai bugs by telling it whats wrong and let it retry until it works.


Oh yeah, now we are talking…


Only a matter of time before Trump suggests an American Olympics, perhaps the best Olympics ever. :)
Its because people get other priorities with age. They dont care about learning new things as much, as a general rule. They have their paycheck and they value time with family or friends. The job is just a way to get money, not a choice or a passion.
This is in contrast with young people, who often wants to show how good they are, make a career, get recognized. Believe it or not, those older people wanted that too but not anymore. They did it, but other things became more important than work.


I think its too late. An entire generation had their brains fried. But yeah, better late than never.
Also the brain can actually recover. But it takes a lot of work.
For me, just reading a book is difficult now. The mind is not used to that kind of focus. My eyes go down the page, and then I realize ive been thinking of something else, and have to start over. This happens over and over again. But with practice, it gets easier.


They would be banned in a world where human happiness was the priority, but we live in a world where profits is the priority. I think in 50 years, there are two scenarios. Either humanity has learned to value happiness over profits, or we live in actual dystopia, with robots patrolling against “rebels”, implants, surveillance, Ai… Entire package from sci-fi.


Americans use of lead has caused significant iq damage:


Yup. If she would have went to the press without evidence, she would not have been believed. Still today people here are very quick to call someone a conspiracy theorist, including probably most of the people in this thread. They would have been attacking her. Not a single doubt in my mind about that.
So at the same time as people say someone should speak up, they keep attacking people who does, unless their sources are accepted as evidence by official media sources.
I dont blame her for being quiet, not at all.


Ubisoft, they are still alive. Wow. Well not much longer we can hope.
Writing code but never seen the thing the code runs inside of…
I guess they are not very curious.