A few years ago Twitter helped me land my first role as a Software Engineer after learning programming on my own. I didn't realize it back then, but I met so many cool people in the industry because I was part of the "tech community".
i've gotten a few questions from engineers early in their careers lately so i wanted to offer a little AMA here if you have any questions or things you're worried about with AI coding! i don't have the answers to everything, but i will try my best and share my honest perspective
How I AI: social engineer my 7 year old to independently do writing, math, piano, and physical exercise in exchange for "XP", screen time minutes, and unlocked characters/powerups.
Built with @OpenAI Codex, deployed on @vercel
@emzraline@noel_codes New account, no spam! Gonna be posting content again and being active. Made it because so many accounts that follow me aren't active anymore
There may not be many people left in 10 years who can write, or want to read, things longer than a page or two. But there will be at least a few of us, and we'll be a powerful club.
@zarazhangrui I love books and use them to learn fundamentals. Those don't change. A book on AI might teach you enough to get started, if things have changed you already have a good foundation either way, and can get up to speed faster.
I had this Raspberry PI Zero laying around doing nothing for a bit.
I decided to self-host my password manager and so here it is! I 3D printed a case for it, it's fully setup and I'm already using it.
Vaultwarden & Tailscale 💯