DigitallyBorn

Because I reject the premise that "heavy use" automatically makes a developer lazy, and I reject the premise that code is the most important output of a developer, I actually think you're agreeing with me, you just don't realize it. If a developer sees AI as the kind of tool that allows them to lean into laziness, then you're right: they'll be average.

BUT, if you agree that code isn't the real value of a developer and you concede that AI can be used purely as a tool, then I think you must agree with my statement that it will make you _more_ of what are already are. It will exaggerate what is already there. That's exactly my point.

I would love it if it could run against archived messages (`in:anywhere -in:trash -in:spam`) ... I've been archiving all email for a very long time and being able to run stats and purge it would do wonders.

And thanks for reading until the very end lol

The use of Trivy is really just an interesting context for post. I use it for Terraform for guidance. I know it’s used by some teams at Splunk.

I couldn’t possibly answer a question about what every one of the 86,000 Cisco employees does.

Re: em dashes— I type with double-hyphens a lot. I guess my blog software (Jekyll) doesn’t convert them into real em dashes, but I didn’t notice until you mentioned it.