The problem isn’t the looming obsolescence (not happening) it’s that the richest idiots in the universe believe it’s going to happen.

Like, it's not the technology that's bad, it's the lack of appreciation for the unique value of human spirit and intelligence. I'm not afraid of probabilistic inference, but I'm terrified that we're spending $300 billion this year alone on the theory that machines could possibly make humans obsolete

Water inspector duties sounds to cute 🤧🤧

the hard part of websites isn't turning json into divs, it's building meaning.

thank you for coming to my ted talk.

I don’t think ornithology books worry about justifying their existence. They assume the reader loves birds and start teaching.”

“Why Learn This Stuff?
Every introduction to every compiler book seems to have this section. I don’t know what it is about programming languages that causes such existential doubt.

I can tell who the author is without looking

All those non-devs parroting how GenAI is the end of software development don't do actual development. And esp not wit these tools.

I am pretty confident Meta will have no "AI engineer that will start contributing increasing amounts of code" beyond being a companion like today

That's all, folks!

AirPods Max live ~so much longer~ if I keep them in their case. Like, 1 day vs 1 week difference.

M1 MacBook Pro allows me to browse 2-3 times longer than M2 iPad Pro.

I really wanted the iPad to be my "browsing" device but I don't trust it to last long enough. :(