johlits

Your fears will manifest in reality. Just stop being afraid.

Just give me lightsaber battles and I'm sold.

Nintendo games are like well crafted watches, they may not show the time perfectly but they are damn well optimized under the hood.

Hot take: AI knowledge is what Bitcoin is to money. It is not backed by anything and therefore cannot be trusted. Regular knowledge is backed by a degree which has actual value in the end.

Best AI aggregator I have come across so far. Will use it until I find something better. Thanks.

Training data seems to be the new valueable asset post AI.

As an introvert, use it for small talk.

Unlock doesn't work?

Wordpooper-4

No, a coder is responsible. A tool is not.

Went through a list of open APIs and I can see a lot of them becoming irrelevant in the future. So yeah, we should "AI-proof" our projects.

It's because we don't know when to stop.

And then you collect our ideas of course. I like how you think though!

MS Paint was always there.

We should send AI to space, let it train on whatever and come back and teach us. Humans too boring.

I think MS could have made a mistake by rushing in to this new shiny tech and it will bite them. Just seemed like a desperate move aquiring OpenAI. Now they are stuck with controlling this beast while Google lean back and learn from their mistakes.

Unpopular take: Regular work should be done in the office. We are only creating more jealousy from other sectors otherwise. If you want to work from home, start your own business.

AI will learn to fly an airplane from scratch. And humans will sit in it.

Next step: Don't even show me the code. Just the results.

Preparing to finally leave my computer and go outside.

Glad I switched to Tidal.

Content is still king. Learn to use it to create content.

I wonder which JS framework it will prefer when coding larger stuff.

Online video games because they have been working on anti-bot/anti-cheat for ages.

As usual it is fine if you buy into the ecosystem. Same goes for Apple, Google and whatnot.

We replaced relationships with the internet.

It's a double edged sword. Try putting off work on atleast one of your projects for a week now and then and see what happens. Don't do everything at once.

Yes, I just hope I'm not picked next..

It's the perfect product for the average non-technical user.

Beware of shifting focus from programming to marketing. You may lose your passion and instead just try fitting stuff on the market. Get someone else to do it IMO.