Jag reflekterar över varför jag gör det jag gör och hur jag vill nyttja min tid. Mitt skrivande Àr mitt kall, och tillsammans med mina modeller och visualiseringar Àr det sÄ just jag kan bidra. Nu kan du som vill och har förmÄga ocksÄ backa det arbetet.
Yes, this was of course inspired by this toot.
But I Iâve never heard that I will loose my job because of smartphones, web3 or quantum computers.
It is 2000. I'm 18 years old. They say my job won't survive quantum computing (IBM is really close). It is 2005. I'm 23 years old. They say my job won't survive visual IDEs. It is 2010. I'm 28 years old. They say my job won't survive smartphones. It is 2015. I'm 33 years old. They say my job won't survive web3. It is 2020. I'm 38 years old. They say my job won't survive AI. It is 2025. I'm 43 years old. They say my job won't survive quantum computing.
Just realized that 20 years ago I was listening to a man giving a speech.
It was about how software developers wouldnât be needed anymore. Anyone would be able to build things with a visual IDE.
âYou should all look for something else to do!â
Today I listened to a man saying that software developers isnât needed anymore. Anyone can build anything with AI.
âYou should all look for something else to do!â
I wonder what will replace me in 2045?
This gull though. đ„°
Yes, Iâm very much aware that itâs extremely common in North America and that it also visits the UK now and then. But here itâs such a rarity.
I got it!
This gull has never been spotted before where I live.
So this was really cool!
Hereâs a photo I got where the difference to our common gull is pretty obvious.
On my way trying to get a glimpse of a ring-billed gull. Never seen one before.
Aaaah, excited!
Wish me luck! đ€
#nature Of all the adorable baby animals, this little blue heron chick ranks high on the adorableness scale
Credits: Andy Reago & Chrissy McClarren on Flickr
https://flic.kr/p/2gELFXX