I like how you mention that because it’s unnecessary to argue about his stupid statement.

Let me know when the incredible content arrives. So far, I’ve only seen garbage like this one.

“AI satellite factory in the moon”. Guy is just stringing words together to see how far he can get until the media stops paying attention to his BS.

I don’t see how a software engineer wouldn’t learn how to make the best use of LLMs like, in a couple of days or less, and even quicker than that as the tools evolve. I’ve seen colleagues, who avoided LLMs, suddenly just making good use of it, because their boss demanded. No learning curve.

Dario is working on something that he hasn’t told anyone about yet.

Does the article mention the foreign-born executives/board members from, for instance, Alphabet and Tesla?

To be seen. Casey kind of didn’t know why he was hosting his old website at all. He could as well just cancel that hosting subscription and not replace it by anything. I don’t think many companies will cancel SaaS because of AI coding. We shall see.

Casey would otherwise just not have a new website. No jobs stolen here.

1997, 2007… What’s the difference? It’s like discerning whether a song was released in 1927 or 1937.

I rarely go to the trouble of listening to him speak. Does he always express himself this badly?

Safari. The autocomplete URL functionality makes you want to be dead but it’s very efficient on everything else. I’ve been thinking of trying Arc. If I do so, I’ll let you know how it goes.

I could not command my Roomba to clean the house. Never again buying a device that only works if you are able to use its app.

Chrome is better than Safari in many ways I suppose? Yet I haven’t installed Chrome on Mac for ~5 years now, and I haven’t missed it.

Nobody is building general purpose AI.

Like if it was required any training or special skills to use LLM, as if its advent corresponded to the advent of the computer or something. Not even Excel demands much training nowadays, let alone a tool whose specialty is the natural language.

Neither. This is just another layoff, like many that existed before they started including “AI” in the announcements.

I like how “stop drinking alcohol” is pictured together with “work late”. I can continue to drink alcohol.

George Jetson worked in the office, not at home. It was only for two hours a week, though.

A picture which the recipient will never know how much of an example it truly is.

You write “seems/believe”, your followers read: “AI did replace software engineers and caused layoffs”.

The report linked by @carnage4life.bsky.social is very anecdotal too, as is every claim of AI having taken jobs. There isn’t a single evidence that AI has taken a single job in software development yet.

AI filmmaking and storytelling is punk rock. It’s hip hop. It’s counterculture. It’s a new type of creativity. It’s a new medium. It’s hated by the mainstream film and art establishment. It resists ideology. It ignores gate keeping. It’s uncomfortable. It’s scary. It’s viral. It’s accessible. It’s refreshing. It’s welcoming. It’s here.

AI filmmaking is peeing. It’s pooping. It’s throwing up. It’s a new kind of liquid coming out. It’s hated by the establishment. It’s what goes in the toilet. It’s wet. It’s what’s in the bathroom.

Good to know that it’s not only the Apple’s that sucks, so I don’t have to waste time trying a different one.

Last time in an airport in USA lady was so happy to send me back because I kept my shoes. Sir who had asked me about my pockets but not about my shoes seemed happy to see me back too. Where will these two find joy in the work from now on?

For the sake of automating tasks on government websites, I’ve used SaaS that break captchas quickly. Perhaps not at a cost so low that a hacker could benefit from, but proving that bots can go through captchas more easily than humans.

Elastic.

The point is that your crafted one is way more gorgeous and won’t be beaten by AI anytime soon.