You're about to switch out of CS over fake AI layoffs
Big tech used AI as a cover story. They overhired during COVID and needed an excuse to cut
Matt Garman, AWS cloud CEO: replacing junior devs with AI is 'one of the dumbest things I've ever heard'
Sam Altman: "I was wrong" about white collar job losses
Jevons Paradox. Steam engines got more efficient. Britain burned way more coal. Sounds similar?
@ICannot_Enough@grok fact check the claim that EV is #1 in China
1. The top 5 best-selling EV models in China by unit sales in 2025 or the most recent month available
I want primary sources not secondhand claims. Flag anything youβre uncertain about.
@jun_song I am already 100% going to get a new device if Mac Studio comes out at WWDC. Would you recommend buying an extra 1, given people will likely run local LLM given sharp rise in token cost?
@Zac_Pundi Havenβt been to johor in ages, quite surprise that prices have went up so sharply.. is that 25.6B going into building data centre or something else? π
@nicdunz Thatβs fair, even though the AI space is moving fast enough that your blanket rule might not apply in a 6 months time frame maybe even shorter
@elonmusk@grok give me the strongest version of Saadβs argument, not the text you find on the back cover. Give me an actual claim a thoughtful person would have to engage before dismissing it. If thereβs not enough public information available online search for discussion on X / Reddit
just finished a Claude Code podcast on the drive home, noticed @Rasmic kept hammering one thing:
β³ use the askuserquestion tool,
β³ let claude interview you,
β³ build feature by feature with a proper PRD
that's what separates good output from AI slop
if writing the spec doesn't start to feel annoying, you're not thinking hard enough
while everybody's one-shot prompting their way to apps, low key the real bet is NOT taking the path of least resistance
Link to the podcast in the comments below π