Agreed.

It definitely has a dark side. But there are constructive, not-evil ways to use it too

They facilitate efficiency.

I mean, neat. If I want to cook bread, I look up a bread recipe, not invent bread from scratch. If I want to dig a hole, I use a shovel, not my bare hands. It's an answers machine, and I'm grateful for it. It means I can do MORE with equal effort just as much as it means I can be lazy about things.

Pedantic AF.

The Internet needs more of this.

You sound like people who criticized the sudden prevalence of calculators in the 80's.

OK, but that doesn't mean it has other uses. I used it to check some code I wrote this week, help me set up a custom script in Google docs, and draw a cute image I sent to my wife.

I mean, he IS from Chicago and all...

No amount of technical work is going to make a website useful if none of the content is useful. #seo #nextjs #aeo

Fake? Hoax? Wtf? He's not even coherent anymore.

I'm truly curious what guidelines he uses when he decides whether to use a capital letter or not.

Bulldozer.

I truly don't get the joke, here. On his part.

I used to run Drop A Line BBS in Wakefield, RI on Renegade. Took me two years to build it (ages 15-17) and I learned so much in the process. Ah, memories.

Oh wow, I can reproduce that, too! Their marketing team is going to have kittens when they find out.

*its

*responsibility