I quit. The clankers won
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I quit. The clankers won
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#3Just because they invented cars doesn't mean you stop jogging.
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#4Fucking hilarius domain name . David is unfortunately not announcing a rewrite of the Linux IPC stack!
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#5Man I love the design of your site, and that goldfish made my day.
For the article it was nice, but the font is really what got me.
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#6Just because they invented cars doesn't mean you stop jogging.
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#7"No AI" right above a robot voice playback button.
Mixed messages fr
Hot take, folks packing it in because of AI probably were not difference makers before AI, and wouldn't be difference makers after it either.
I agree with the author, keep writing. It helps hone your ability to communicate effectively which we all need for some time to come (at least until we become batteries).
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#8Picking out my favorite idea out of many: we do need ways to stay mentally sharp in the age of AI. Writing and publishing is a good one. I also recommend stimulating human conversations and long-form reading.
More and more the bar is being lowered. Don’t fall to brain rot. Don’t quite quit. Stay active and engaged, and you’ll begin to stand out among your peers.
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#9"You can just blog things"
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#10Just because they invented cars doesn't mean you stop jogging.
I really like the sentiment and will quote this in the future! My own thoughts line up a bit closer to the article though, with this quote being a good summary of it:
> The 1% utility AI has is overshadowed by the overwhelming mediocracy it regurgitates.