6+ years in Web3. I came for the innovation, stayed for the community, and learned more than I expected.
But I no longer find myself there professionally, and I'd rather be honest about it than stay for the wrong reasons.
Next chapter: Solutions Engineer at a YC-backed company, AI + mobility.
I know "pivot to AI" is a meme. But for those of us who genuinely love tech, it's also very real.
Keeping this account, but the vibe might shift a bit. Still code, still open-source, probably more books, more games, more of whatever I actually enjoy.
Thanks to everyone who was part of this chapter 🙏
@houdz_kek Thanks a lot mate! To be honest the AI usecase of my new company is quite real as it's tied to logistics / mobility. Feel good man ! Hope yo see you soon 🤗
6+ years in Web3. I came for the innovation, stayed for the community, and learned more than I expected.
But I no longer find myself there professionally, and I'd rather be honest about it than stay for the wrong reasons.
Next chapter: Solutions Engineer at a YC-backed company, AI + mobility.
I know "pivot to AI" is a meme. But for those of us who genuinely love tech, it's also very real.
Keeping this account, but the vibe might shift a bit. Still code, still open-source, probably more books, more games, more of whatever I actually enjoy.
Thanks to everyone who was part of this chapter 🙏
Calling AI a "fascist-backed technology" is exactly why Linux is going nowhere without @dhh's Omarchy project.
Embrace techno-optimism or stay irrelevant, that's the current paradigm.
“F**k that, I’m out,” says prominent Debian developer, who is leaving the project after Debian Members voted to allow AI contributions.
From Antoine Le Gonidec’s resignation:
“I want the consequences of Debian fully embracing fascist-backed technology to be known.”
“I am no longer interested in anything coming from Debian.”
“Pretending to have a neutral stance when faced with fascism is not neutrality, it’s active collaboration.”