mrwaffle

I'd say, if you were 17, you'd probably be better off learning how to socialize or at least gracefully approach and relate to people your own age. That's probably the greatest challenge of the near future, sadly.

There's so many issues piling up on this mountain of steaming issues. I can't even tell you what a nightmare it is to try to get each company's idea of agentic support working, it's truly dystopian confusion/psychosis.

This is hilarious, as someone who has harassed friends for repeating themselves multiple times on nearly every prompt and they swear by that approach. Too funny, too funny, too funny.

I'm pretty sure, like most things, it's better to wait and see what's built rather than take issue with their short marketing video.

"You might be a narcissist if ..."

What a ripoff you have to make an account then 'apply' to try this demo.

Cute, needs a little work, response froze up on the first question. If you're a dev or just a viber, keep going, these sorts of ideas are fun and we're always short on fun educational tools.

This sandwich is huge but the bread layers (top and bottom) are moldy, love the empathetic writing style though. Agree on your TALK paragraph - mostly - as well. Make sure to consider juniors in that lumping too though, we can't have systemic failure over time. AI-outcomes are not guaranteed.

Seconded, stop the theatrics and gatekeeping and let's keep a growth mindset while training / retraining those who 'pass the buck' overtime. At least everyone can get skills and talented outliers will find themselves with more structure and collectively we'll produce better outcomes for more engineers at multiple levels of experience.

Saying the _quiet_ part out loud.

From an earlier post, I had the realization that many of us started programming at this age on calculators.