I think it’s just normal for new generations to revive cultural elements of past eras with a kind of nostalgia, even though they weren’t really present for them. For millennials, it was the 80s and even the early to mid 20th century.

Gen-Z is thinks the 90s were cool and is bringing back a bit of that.

Nintendo, the family friendly company

I would love to show this to my coworker named José, but he is Spanish. Needs a Spanish version.

Everything is yellow in mexico

Write it all down. Get your story straight. Find a journalist you trust based on their past reporting and share. They will want evidence to corroborate your stories.

I want to buy a new house but I know AI will put me out of work soon, so holding off. Realistically, I should leave for a much lower cost of living country.

I think Amazon does this shit too and uber

They will soon

It’s not good for Google either. They want you to click an ad.

MGMT, although it’s more like 3 songs with a more electronic vibe and then everything else they’ve done since is pretty different. I remember them even saying they liked a different sound than what made them famous.

Misleading title. This fascist corps wants to reinstate the draft.

I got sick of paying for backblaze. Duplicati is a good free solution. You just need cloud storage to use it, which you might already be paying for in other services.

I agree. No one should be writing code anymore. Management will soon fire everyone who still writes code cause they’re slow. And, everyone resistant to AI will also be fired.

Tell it what ISO compliant is

You use software though? You don’t need to even look at the code, lol. I’m downloading open source projects and modifying their functionality for my personal use with Claude and I don’t even know how they work. Don’t even open the code in an editor, I don’t need to know what it looks like.

You don’t have to take my word for it. You can get a subscription to Claude for $20 and install the CLI tool. Ask it to start building something basic. Give it something small first and then expand what your asking for in the next request.

https://code.claude.com/docs/en/setup

Claude can also help explain how to set it up if your unfamiliar with things like the terminal or git.

I think the difference is that the LLMs can read all the context of your project and figure out what will work. If you want to add a feature, it will do so in a way that won’t break other things or offer you options if you can’t make that change without breaking something.

Also, LLMs are super fast compared to humans so even when it’s slightly wrong, it can be fixed with another prompt. People act like the LLM doing something wrong makes using LLMs pointless, but they are ignoring the fact that the LLM can always take another prompt and keep working until it gets it right, which is usually immediately once the issue is recognized.

You can even automate the feedback loop by describing the test scenarios and then having it run those tests, see the failures, and fix the code all by itself.

I get LLMs might not work as well for law at this point, but they do work for coding.

They’re wasting time cause the AI can also do the non-boring stuff.

I don’t write code anymore. No one I work with does either.

So much cope. Everyone is in denial. It strikes deep, I know.

Ignoring the truth won’t help you deal with it though.