often see workers complain about clock-watching and dream of managers focusing on outcomes instead. imo that's never going to work unless you are also OK to not get paid when you fail to deliver. and if you are, welcome to freelancing, where things already work like that.

sorry

I have abstracted myself away from JavaScript - and therefore employability in our industry - so much that when I run `js` in my terminal, it runs `bundle exec jekyll serve`

When turning down an interview request, you lose nothing if you point out to the recruiter that their "interview process" is nothing short of unpaid work. If more developers do this, we may all benefit from having to waste less time on the interviews we do want to go through.

Rename it to WordSuppress already and be done with the drama

Wait people actually buy SaaS boilerplates?

Installed Brave browser on my GrapheneOS. My Youtube experience so far: - no ads - continues to play when switching to another app, or locking screen Dear Google, thank you for making the Pixel phone. Without it, it would be way harder to get rid of you.

When you need to process the response programmatically, do you ask ChatGPT to reply in:

99.9998% of web apps could have opted for <details> tag instead of React and no one would tell, but that would mean developers are better at time management than at state management, and who needs that

That app could have been a blog post

Who will be replaced by AI when: 2032 - software developers 2057 - artists 2099 - plumbers . . . . . . . 21348 - devops engineers

[not so] big if true

ChatGPT for strategic aid Copilot for tactical aid

we're winning

I know some devs who honestly believe typing shitty commit messages is how they save time. I wonder how they justify their shitty messages going forward. Thank you Copilot, this must be the best use of AI so far!

when I hear the word "multitenancy"