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Yes, I just added my email to my profile. If you click on my name, it's in "about".

Yes, although it didn't differ much from regular, full-time work. Basically only for tax reasons.

It's very impressive what AI can do for developers to help us code.

Imagine pair programming with an intern who memorized your database schema. You don't need to go back and forth between schema and your code, you can keep your focus at the cursor. It's great for automating the boring stuff.

I would love if Github provided an API for Copilot. Imagine integrating Copilot with your shell.

I wish meetings were held in textual form (like a Slack channel). Reading the history and being able to search through it would make it a lot easier to understand context.

Unfortunately, that doesn't seem the way WASM is going. It's been 5 years and we still can't access the DOM without going through JS.

I prefer to find my joy in things that are not food or clothes.

You can self-host a Github Actions Runner, you will be able to access the host machine's network from your workflows.

I haven't ditched my phone, but ever since I started using a Macbook, I have been only using my iPhone maybe 10 minutes a day (mostly in the bathroom). I read/write SMS, browse photos, toggle hotspot etc. from the Macbook.

In most countries in the world, $4K charge is absolutely not negligible.

This post seems very disingenuous, it could even be a FUD. I can't help but think the author has some ulterior motive.

Anyway, my advice: Treat your current username and your real name as if they were the same. Make a new username and don't connect it to your real name again if you wanna be anonymous.

Bad actors still can get access to such models. It even makes them more dangerous than it would if everyone had access to them.

Here's an alternative: progressively release better and better models (like 3B params, 10B, 50B, 100B) and let people figure out the best way to fight against bad actors using them.