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“When the owners of Bengaluru heritage work failed to back up their previous work, it was lost when accidentally deleted”
Do you notice something? Pay close attention to the detail. It’s hard to spot….. I did not blame AI/Claude.
Then as now it’s memory that matters.
Anyhow if you want a brand new Commodore 64 get it here:
I’d pay for that. More exciting than owning a pixel.
Imagine the headlines NASA To Sell the Universe.
Asking us to prove that cats killing wildlife is a bad thing.
A guy once told me that they remove the fallen logs from the Canadian forests because fallen trees are messy and ruin the forest. How do you even respond to such a stupid concept?
Why use AWS for any size company?
Look, it’s fine to be anti AI. You don’t need to justify it.
But when you say it’s bad at programming then you’re just proving your own ignorance. Honestly saying AI can’t program in the same breath as saying you don’t use it makes you look like a fool.
Be anti AI - no problem with that, just don’t be an ignorant ill informed fool.
I would not do that. I’d just assume that if they behave in unexpected ways then that means I failed to explain the expectations of myself/society.
No punishment, ever, of any sort.
This is not a genie you can put back in a bottle.
It makes zero sense to start people off in an actually bad programming environment.
Try Snap! Instead of Scratch.
In any sport.
They tested the blood of marathon runners and found heart attack markers in many of them because the heart muscle is being damaged and healing and scarring and hardening the muscle leaving young ultra trainers with the heart of an 80 year old.
The best modern advice is don’t overtrain.
Dario is always deeply worried.
I read somewhere he is the Woody Allen of AI.
Also AI does not benefit from abstractions such as ORMs - you are far better to have your AI write SQL.
That goes for all abstractions including CSS JavaScript and everything else Rails has wrapped.
Golang with raw SQL CSS JavaScript works really well cause it avoids many abstractions and affordances that Rails makes to humanize programming.