AI is stifling new tech adoption?
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AI is stifling new tech adoption?
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Re: AI is stifling new tech adoption?
#2Seems plausible, especially in combination with the AI-coma that occurs when you tab-complete your way through problems at full speed.
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#3know what this will be about without reading
Python 3.12-style type annnotations are a good example imo, no one uses the type statement because dataset inertia
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#4Is this such a bad result? Do we need office CRUD apps to use bleeding edge technologies?
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#5Along similar lines, I found Google auto complete to constrict my search space. I would only search the terms that auto complete.
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#6know what this will be about without reading Python 3.12-style type annnotations are a good example imo, no one uses the type statement because dataset inertia
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#7If AI stifles the relentless churn in frontend frameworks then perhaps it's a good thing.
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#8As the saying goes:
while (React.isPopular) {
React.isPopular = true
}
It's actually quite sad because there are objectively better models both for performance and memory including Preact, Svelte, Vue, and of course vanilla.Re: AI is stifling new tech adoption?
#9Herein lies the key for IP protection. Never use cloud hosted coding tools as the world will soon be able to copy your homework at zero cost.
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#10Perhaps reasoning will help?