Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
ineedausername
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
31.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
No sir these are specs for a future version.
32.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Same old story, meanwhile i'm still looking for the ai. Where is the ai...
33.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
time to migrate to 4chan
34.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
4chan
35.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
My opinion, Scala is a clusterfak for luck of a better term. It was insufferable when i was learning it, so many features, so many ways to write something, some obscure syntax too. Avoid it, Java is pretty OK I'd say.
36.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
+1 for using zero index
37.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Most code is already garbage from the day it's written pal.
38.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Were do you draw the line? What if social media design is malicious intentionaly and kids are so messed up that x school can't function anymore (hypothetically).
39.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Learn You a Haskell for Great Good! A Beginner's Guide Book by Miran Lipovača
40.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Don't wanna dissapoint u, but 2033 will probably be the same :) Java and it's eco isn't going away this century.
41.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Roughly these steps. 1) find a topic you care about 2) search for foss or just oss related projects 3) read both their codebase and documentation, learn exactly how they work
42.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
It burned out from too much stress, it probably needs a career break now to travel and some therapy.
43.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Magic the Gathering local game stores joining tournaments and events ocassionaly.
44.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Don't worry the "ai" will replace you, just gotta be patient a little. If this doesn't happen soon enough, use your extraordinary salaries and go buy a farm with chickens pigs etc. and start woodworking, you'll feel
45.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Honestly, people couldn't care less.
46.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
How do you figure out anything about them? You can't really tell from an interview right?
47.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
I will choose what pays the most. That way i can buy time in the future to work on what i enjoy or find meaningful. At least that's how i think about it lately.
48.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Because last 10 or so years we've seen nothing but stagnation compared to previous decades.
49.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
I'm in my thirties. I might fall into the category of having trouble recognizing revolutionary technology as you say. > They all are looking at this and saying this is gonna be huge. It's beyond me why would anyone assume an LL
50.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
My guess is when enough LLM tools have been created for various use cases, until the insurmountable flaws of their nature are finally broadly realized (of course not implying there's no usefulness to them).
51.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
There is no "ai" revolution and nothing is being transformed. Please enough of this already.
52.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
You all just meant PHP really!
53.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Well a possibility is that LLMs won't become much more "intelligent" than what they are currently.
54.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
No they shouldn't, ai will write the cowdes.
55.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
> What do you think? Universal basic incoom.
56.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
which moves back to the problem of companies not being able to retain talent because employees are now feeling pressured and getting "burnt out"...
57.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Thanks for reply and for sharing your concerns. I've been a professional since 2016, i know that doesn't make me an old timer but... when were the salaries higher compared to last couple of years? I agree that prestige tends to de
58.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
I think most people that are kind of burnt out start to think negatively thus reproduce the same kind of thoughts, rethinking and viewing their career as not viable anymore... Plus there's so much negativity the last couple of months,
59.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
Most people don't have a plan B. This could drive an increase in the average programmer age.
60.
▲
by
ineedausername
3y ago
> The people in charge abide by the wrong principles and the way our leaders are chosen are by these same principles. What are those wrong principles? Can you elaborate? I also feel disgusted about how companies and tech projects are run
More ›