Personal projects will become even more important for developing your craft. When this jobpocalypse finally ends, whenever that is, you will need real skills to survive in the post-LLM world. Never stop tinkering, because your job is not likely to give you the space for it.

And day 2 of ReactConf: www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Oc...

I would argue that the capital class has ALREADY metastasized beyond the US. We are seeing problems in every major industrialized nation. But eventually the system will break and we will have a labor resurgence as we did in the early 20th century. It just won't likely happen in the US.

Yes. My statement was not to diminish the inherent imbalance and injustice that we have in the global capital order. I was instead focusing on the small area of power that average people have to work toward a better life.

Wow. I've had to go through a lot of corporate training. This tops them all.

I THINK the reason for people being impressed is that they are projecting intent on what they see. As a director shoots what they want, people assume these videos are the product of intent and not simply an image slot machine. They are thus disappointed when they try to create something coherent.

Remember that when you struggle to solve problems, learn new things, or succeed in school. Going through that pain is what makes you valuable.

your concern -- you, person reading this and worrying about your future job prospects -- your concern is not the betterment of humankind. Your concern is your own success. And in that regard, you are going up against people who do not know how to compete...

This code is also wrong! If the number 10 were in the array, this would fail. This is obviously JavaScript, and JavaScript's default sort method interprets values as strings, meaning that 10 is less than 9 because it starts with 1.