Dr. Moose
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Once I joined a company with “unlimited paid time off” and turned out it was more like “no time off and maybe check some things on the weekends”. They also fired me day before my equity should have hit then had the audacity to ask me to organize macbook return - it’s still gathering dust on my shelf lol
Either way I still got paid a lot of money and it was a good learning though more in life lessons rather than professional experience.
Nah mate screen is awesome outside except most people are stuck on macbooks that are simply unusable due to extreme screen glare.
Funny how Google couldn’t defeat seo spammers and yet claim they can keep AI safe. We are so fucked
It’s true organic growth is basically dead. There’s very little reason to share expert insights now and while the old system sucked due to seo gaming but there was some actual value there even if buried deep.
Rubber duck debugging is an engineering idea where you explain your problem to an inanimate object so you yourself understand it better.
You need to be a relatively knowledgeable engineer to understand what’s reasonable. For example, Claude is incredible with React to the point where it’s putting out all of web gui as a service platforms out of business however some rare languages or frameworks or even design principles are much harder for AI systems. I work right now with more creative side of programming like developing anti scam fingerprinting techniques and tbh LLM are only as good as a rubber duck for bouncing ideas which still is super useful but I’m in no delusion that this will replace my work.
People delude themselves if they think LLMs are not useful for coding. People also delude themselves that all code will be AI written in the next 2 years. The reality is that it’s incredibly useful tool but with reasonable limits.