One person using these tools to create software for their own personal use is one thing, it’s another if companies decide that this software is then suitable for mass consumption.
It amplifies the Dunning-Kruger effect.
On one hand, I welcome the opportunity for anyone to produce the tools they need to improve their life.
But on the other hand, those tools let anyone produce software that they don’t understand how it works. It may seem to work and fulfill their needs, but therein lies the danger.
This won’t end well.
I'm writing this at it's thinking and I'm not sure what journey I sent it on.
Sometimes I ask ChatGPT a question and I fear it goes off on a quest to find the answer and it'll have to travel the galaxy just to reply 42.
red = left wing
blue = right wing
Why?
He did contribute to ASP.NET Core and was instrumental in Signalr but yeah I guess he moved on to being an evangelist.
Man who writes todo apps for a living has opinions on software development
How so?
Share a GIF from an animated film that you love.
I used to believe it was called a sitcom because most of the actors were sitting in couches and such.
🎤🫳
That whole TV show was peak.
Cool.
Can we declare return types as unions without having to declare one?
public union (Cat, Dog) ChoosePet(…)?
Not saying I think conversion therapy is harmless, but the ban was struck down on first amendment principles.
I guess states will have to find another way to ban it.
So if you’ve never purchased a Prusa, what do you care?
Imagine if Christopher Nolan took a jab at a Highlander reboot.
It’s basically a postgres hosting service.
Can I get my premium requests back then, pls?
They *think* their lives improve.
Midterms is gonna be wild.
This year, I’m not in the mood for April Fool’s.
stupid names for everyday unpredictable weather
Gonna be hot.
Oh those tiny platters.
We could all see the demise of the Internet when companies decided to drop the www from their website’s domain name.
