I actually explicitly said that it's good, also my "illegal" use is buying API credits, games, receiving money for my legal work, and saving my money on a stable coin because the Iranian currency is nowhere near stable id have lost half of my money if I did not save it crypto
I live in Kurdistan (Iran) because of sanctions if it was not for crypto buying something online would have been one of the most difficult things i could do. i should have used middleman that give no guarantee to their services and suck. so I'm glad for crypto that i can receive my revenue and buy things. and instantly send money.
note: i read the comments and all of them argue against it because of its energy consumption. I don't find any of them convincing crypto has been good to me and i want it to be good for others too. The only thing that i care about are pedos and drug dealers which makes very upset because it's very true, they use it and i wish there was a way to track them.
I think we disagree on a fundamental level. what i have perceived in HN is that most ppl here tries to point out different angles of things. even if you post something totally positive and beneficial there will be someone to point out the weak points and i love it (you can ignore them or not).
Because linkedin main audience are like marketers, CEOs and more ppl to promote their stuff and connect with other and they love it and wont leave it. But as a technical person i have not benefited from it in any shape or form except for saying yeah im here too.
Even if we solve coding part by replacing it entirely with AI there are still many other factors involved making software. AI alone simply is not native to the procedure we have to release software
So basically, to save the world countries need to help mothers that work or woman that might want to have kids. because looks like the biggest factor is a sexist and extreme work culture.
I have had 10 of these messages in linkedin in the past few months and all of used bitbucket or gitea self hosted. I never ran the code because a colleague of mine a year ago told me a similar story
I'm already working on my own side hustles. future proofing yourself currently is bound to making sure that you have deep knowledge and can solve things that i can't.
The amount of generated code is getting more and more. But also, on the other hand the amount of production ready code is less than before. because people need to make sure it works which in my experience with vibe coding, it never works if you don't review the code apply strict constraints and a good modular folder structure.