Them: Impostor Syndrome isn’t real.
Me:
Them: Impostor Syndrome isn’t real.
Me:
Let recent events be a reminder: you do not have privacy on any platform that doesn't offer end-to-end encryption. Period.
If you find yourself now perturbed at the prospect of journalists rooting through DMs, save at least some of your outrage for previous owners and executives who couldn't be bothered to better protect your privacy. They had years and years and oodles of cash but spent none of it on real privacy.
This is why privacy matters. Not because you're doing anything wrong necessarily but because you don't know the future.
Where’s main()?
Lawful Good: its own main.c
Lawful Neutral: bottom of the file
Lawful Evil: placed alphabetically
Neutral Good: top of the file
Neutral Neutral: return(realMain())
Neutral Evil: nowhere, generated by a decorator
Chaotic Good: codegen
Chaotic Neutral: the whole program is main
Chaotic Evil: run exclusively from repl
(with thanks/apologies to the Slack crew)
ChatGPT is a lot of things. It is by all accounts quite powerful, especially with engineering questions. It does many things well, such as engineering prompts or stylistic requests. Some other things, not so much. Twitter is of course full of examples
At the ~30 year mark of a career in development, software architecture and security architecture I am certified in virtually none of it. Almost proud of that, in a way.
Anyone else in the same boat?