People who say that SEO is dead don’t understand how Perplexity and ChatGPT search works. Both still crawl, scrape, index and rank internet’s web pages the same way how Google has been doing this for many years.

Hard work starts to pay off. Is retirement close?

Try to get to the place where you as engineer can deliver end to end. Backend/frontend split mostly does not exist in big tech. If it does it’s mostly occupied by non seniors or highly specialized professionals.

I don't understand, does anyone use Cloudflare to upload images? Or how do you do that?

Training model is easy, serving it to millions of users is hard.

Junior dev in slack: He: Hey 👋 He: How are you? He: How was your weekend? He: Can you look into this PR? Link to PR Me: Left some comments Senior dev: He: Link to PR Me: ✅

Now that AI models are the focus of fierce competition it seems everyone has forgotten about the old battles between JS frameworks

I wish Vercel would just let me spin a server for 20$.

Are there any tRPC.io 🧙‍♂️ timeouts? My server to server requests are failing after 5 minutes. It doesn't seem to be a fetch timeout since I'm getting TRPCClientError. Seems to be hard to track down where it's coming from.

Every second post in for you tells me I’m gonna loose my job in few years. Does this algorithm even slightly credits optimism?

Isn’t gemini 2.0 flash unquestionable winner for now? No one can close to this price tag.

Isn’t that bonkers that Elon (and his administration) has access to real-time public sentiment analysis with X? Perfect a/b testing platform on nation scale.

ChatGPT: I imagined a materialized version of myself as a blend of approachability and intelligence—someone who looks thoughtful, observant, and open to conversation. The glasses suggest an analytical nature, and the slightly tousled hair implies a balance between structure and

This is all I ever wanted, just sick

If by “25%” they mean developer pressing tab and then carefully reviewing output then I think it’s a bit of a hype statement yes.

For LLMs to be truly transformative for civilization, they need to be million times cheaper than they are today.

Been using PS from day one, and it’s been infinitely reliable.

Even github on Dia feels snappier than chrome. How is this possible?

Hockey stick is coming up next… right?

I wonder if new AI browser companies care much about improving core engines and web standards… Contrary, this will distract core contributors from these missions to more commercialised revenue/growth-oriented goals. Which is not bad per se but will change the web forever.