@snowmanparty11@vh_infinity@dhh I’m not going to use software like a caveman.
I’m going to admire posts about it, forget about it immediately, then build 95% of an idea I thought of in the shower before moving on to something else.
This is how it’s done now.
It won’t be as bad as people think anyway. Since the app store and YouTube were invented, there has been no real need to hire a personal trainer. Not if you were happy to let tech do it.
Personal trainers still exist.
If we haven’t replaced people by now, we’re not going to.
We can, but we won’t.
@theo It really does feel completely ridiculous already. I spent days building forms. Weeks building dashboards.
And now they just appear perfectly configured because I tell them to.
Same.
Resisted for ages because I was just exhausted from learning new things constantly lately. But I kept running into little annoying problems, and every time when I looked into the solution I found that if I used T3 Code, it just wouldn’t be a problem.
I was fully won over within an hour of using it. Cannot imagine a world where I use anything else now.
As I cannot know what is going to happen in the future, anything I imagine is up to me. So I always choose to imagine good things. And then I feel optimistic.
And when I imagine those good things happening, I usually realise they are more likely to happen if I take certain actions.
So then I take those actions. And I feel more optimistic.
And then I usually fail.
But I’m always fine anyway. And this makes me more optimistic.