@hypothesizethat@horialmighty@John_Bummit@dharh Agreed. I noticed this myself when I kept prompting instead of working the problem through. I wrote about it in "AI Made Me 10X Efficient and Made Me Dumb" if you want to have a look.
https://t.co/1KLXqY3Dfp
I've never been more productive with AI. That's what worries me. I built a dashboard in a day that people trusted even though it was wrong, and later caught myself prompting instead of thinking. I wrote about both stories.
@patric_mutwiri@OpenAI I have tried capturing this in my post "What Does ChatGPT Really Know About Me?" if you want to have a look.
https://t.co/ajHpjpw4J3
@patric_mutwiri@OpenAI Interesting study. I share health and family things with ChatGPT directly, so memory building a profile makes sense to me. What worries me more is what happens when a recommendation from that same AI is paid for. Would love to know if the study looked at that.
A study of 2,050 ChatGPT memory entries found 96% were created by the system on its own. I wrote about the part that worries me more. When AI knows why you want something, the recommendation can become the advertisement, and you may not be able to tell.
@nayakdotdev Day 39 and still going, that's the hard part. Once you get to backend, I made a free browser game about scaling systems, https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love feedback to make it better for everyone.
@KaranBurad90834 Nice progress on the JWT email-verified check. I made a free browser game where you scale a system as the load grows, https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Could be a fun break between DSA sessions. Would love feedback to make it better for everyone.
@UdayPan79222308@JadhavAjay01 Scalable apps is a good thing to dig into. I made a free browser game about scaling systems, https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv, in case a hands-on way to learn helps. Would love feedback to make it better for everyone.
@codewithfaizan1 The part about understanding why each component exists is the bit most beginners skip. I made a free browser game where you scale a system as the load grows, https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love feedback to make it better for everyone.
@anupamrjp I am trying to gamify software design to help engineers prepping for interview and learning new concepts. Do try https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love to hear the feedback.
@imryanarya007 I am trying to gamify software design to help engineers prepping for interview and learning new concepts. Do try https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love to hear the feedback.
@builtwithrubel I am trying to gamify software design to help engineers prepping for interview and learning new concepts. Do try https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love to hear the feedback.
@SamVale29 I am trying to gamify software design to help engineers prepping for interview and learning new concepts. Do try https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love to hear the feedback.
@akshaytyagi71 I am trying to gamify software design to help engineers prepping for interview and learning new concepts. Do try https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love to hear the feedback.
@vanshikachy01 I am trying to gamify software design to help engineers prepping for interview and learning new concepts. Do try https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Working on some new features which simplify basic concepts. Would love to hear the feedback.
@kav_kavi11 That is a race condition. I would make the accept step atomic so only the first driver wins. I made a free browser game about scaling systems, https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love your feedback if you try it.
@kedarnadkarny Layer 7 if I need to route by path or header, Layer 4 if raw speed matters more. I made a free browser game about scaling systems, https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Would love your feedback if you try it.
@tanujDE3180 I would lean on the Redis reservation, since row locks under that load will queue everything behind them. I made a free browser game about scaling systems, https://t.co/uGOPojmAfv. Curious which design you would pick.