People keep saying I’m “anti woke and anti tran$”.
But it’s things like this that give me pause. Why not just not read the books you don’t like??
I love to re-read books I like every few years.
Similarly If someone said that people should accept the fine ladies from the local gentleman’s clubs coming over to teach an 8 year old kid about their lives - everyone would be up in arms.
Instead why not allow the fine ladies from the gentleman’s club to teach their 8 year old kid these things at home and then the local butcher can teach their 8 year old kid about their lives and principles at their home also? Shouldn’t classrooms be for the basics?
And I (as a 58 year old black man) loved the original little mermaid! I remember going to see it with my girlfriend decades ago - was a magical day.
Instead of changing the original story and characters, why not do something original instead?
See how all of this stuff does not make sense anymore?
Now because my eyes are going bad I listen to audible. Will I have to listen to a changed version of these books instead?
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Hustle bros were there since the beginning of time.
Think about that.
Every new thing for thousands of years someone always jumped on it for short term $$$ gain.
The hustle bros have a firm place in the ecosystem and the internet has just put a magnifying glass on the movement and made the hustle faster and easier.
Don’t hate the player (or the game), for they are as old as time.
This article reminds me of some guy on Twitter who says nothing in AI space has changed since 2020.
Maybe so.
But you know what’s changed? Someone decided to get their a$$ out of the AI labs, write a really simple interface just to “get it up” and released it to the world.
Most SPA is totally unnecessary and a big waste of time.
People are worrying about the speed of SSR when they should be worrying about the developer time on the client which is several orders of magnitude more.
I think people have fallen in love so much with complex Javascript frameworks that they’ve forgotten how easy it is to get to an MVP with SSR.
Speed is important.
Speed of development is even more important for businesses in this era who have to get to revenue faster.
And that’s why things like Phoenix LiveView and its counterparts in other languages is catching on so quickly.
People are getting fatigued with the latest flavor of the month JS framework.
But what do I know… I’m just a lowly “developer” working for crumbs. Never even finished a CS degree. Sigh.
The rest of the world treats Japan as something "special". All the media/manga/anime/pr0n/temples/culture and people.
What I've learned traveling to various countries in the region?
There's nothing really special about Japan, it's people, or it's media.
The country and its denizens have been blown out of proportion with a kind of reputation that's out of this world... for the past 50 years. Yeah I look forward to going back and meeting more people next time -- but it's just a super-ordinary place.
A lot of my reason for googling was to find facts or answers for what I’m writing or coding.
Now I use ChatGPT as an “assistant” to do a lot of tasks that I would have normally done with laborious searching through google.
It truly saves a lot of time.
Google is right to be quite worried.
Sure I still use google but really, maybe only 40% of as much time as I did before.
Why research: “give me 30 of the most common health conditions related to the human liver” and spend a lot of time in google, when the Ai can spit out that in seconds?
And worse I can ask the Ai to write a short couple of paragraphs about each one.
Then I can confirm the output and clean up the generated text into my own style.
What do I do?
I do online marketing and programming to support online marketing activities.
I write. I plan. I code. I hire.
We just taught a junior employee who is not great as a writer to use ChatGPT to help her with a good start to writing.
The training for her was how to formulate detailed and highly specific “prompts” and to use google as a backup to confirm facts in the AI generated output.
It’s not there to replace people’s work. It’s there to make them much, much more efficient.