A very annoying thing that happens now is that people who know nothing about a subject will "consult" AI, get the wrong information, and then try to "correct" you on a subject you actually know something about. They treat AI like the Oracle of Delphi
This was common knowledge ten years ago and sometimes I forget that common knowledge needs to be shared: containers do not provide security isolation. If you run arbitrary code in one, assume it can access the entire host.
software engineers: our least fav part of the job is explaining it to someone and reviewing someone's code
AI: congratulations, your job is reduced to explaining what you want and reviewing AI generated code
A Programmer's Loss of Identity:
🔗https://t.co/5wzIwNleXH
“I don't belong anymore. The group I identified with valued learning. For the first time in my life, I'm suddenly wary of meeting other 'computer programmers'. There's a decent chance we won’t have much in common.”
My mom has a little notebook where she writes down every movie she watches and a few of her thoughts about it. I told her about Letterboxd & she said "does everyone need an audience for their hobbies now?"
if someone invents a way to get the model to come up with the ideas and prompt ME to write the code, i’ll happily pay $500 a month for it. until then, no thanks.
i hate that critical thinking is becoming associated with being pretentious and elitist. criticism is deemed as unnecessary hate because people refuse to look at the political and social implications of the media they consume, whether it be a book or a film.
Comments discouraging. All around the theme of “software doesn’t have to work well if it makes money”. Makes me feel like I’m on the losing side of a battle I didn’t even know was happening. Just sort of thought everyone wanted to make good software.
an under addressed consequence of the streaming era is the lack of automatic exposure to content outside ur curated choices. like the radio was the easiest way to get put on to new music I had not heard. now I have to actively choose to listen to new music or find it on tiktok,,,
man people are so lost
so much of society is "push the button again you might get lucky this time" except it's wrapped up in a package that makes it seem like it's something smart people are doing