Matengor

I agree that from our current position, things look dire. But there have always been big changes in industries that not only eliminated part of the workforce, but on the other hand provided new opportunities.

To be honest, I don’t really know how this might work out. Maybe there will be a new wave of junior startups that have their prototypes ready in half the time with smaller teams. Maybe something else.

It’s probably rooted in my optimism and my trust in people being creative in new situations. I hope I’m not just being naive.

It’s mainly just the course of the current administration. Chances are high that the conflict is fought on the political stage and the market only.

We still have to see how the situation in Ukraine plays out. But I don’t see the potential for a military conflict including Europe and the US here.

The Trump administration will hopefully be replaced in January 2029, and up to then, it’s not unlikely Dems take back the congress in 2026. Not a major push to progressivism, but it can help to contain the current national extremism.

I’m not too optimistic about a real regime change, but I reckon that affairs will normalize somehow and Europe and the USA arrange themselves in their new positions.

But inexperienced coders will start to use LLMs a lot earlier than the experienced ones do now. I get your point, but I guess the learning patterns for junior devs will just be totally different while the industry stays open for talent.

At least I hope it will and it will not only downsize to 50% of the human workforce.

Really funny!

Although when I played it first embedded in Boost, I heard YouTube automatic audio translation, which of course sucked big time.

Wow

I haven’t noticed yet, but I will install Accubattery as soon as possible.

Perfect example for that topic.

That’s a lot more than five shekels.

Ugh. What a sarcastic take, topped with a smug grin. https://www.yahoo.com/news/stephen-miller-always-evil-little-154839499.html?guccounter=1

“Once again, we’re seeing regulatory obligations effectively remove popular products and services from the market, reducing choice and competition,” Meta wrote.

If Meta is not able to remove the tracking algorithm and provide additional information on the ads issuer, then of course it’s the regulators fault. /s

My cob is sweaty 🥵

Graphic design is my passion. Unironically, I like it 👍🏼

I had the opposite situation several times. Conversations that involved fair quantities of alcohol derailed gradually, and afterwards I realized everyone’s attitude had shifted in a more aggressive direction, including my own. So this wouldn’t be a useful strategy for myself 😊.

Is this to be taken seriously or is it just republican trolling?

On it.

You’re right: https://youtu.be/07xpV4ix2K8

I wish they both wouldn’t use terms like “for sale” and “ownership” when referring to a sovereign state.

It reminds me of 1954. A happy family sitting around the christmas tree, young Barbara unwrapping her new porcelain doll … It might be to appeal to the boomer generation and their conservative romantic memories?

To me, it’s something my grandma might have said to me. So, yeah. Probably a choice of words to set the atmosphere 👵😊

Funny how the tables have turned.

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