I'm really happy with the current level which llms have reached. Developers can finally reduce some cognitive load and be more productive when working on their tasks. Pretty existed to see what's coming next!

Sometimes i forget how to speak with humans. Because i'm prompting llms a lot lately as they are getting better with every new release. You can either ride the llm's wave or keep rejecting new technologies and let others have some unfair advantages over yourself.

Finally, it's happening I never expected to get the top-rated-plus badge when I got started at Upwork I didn't get that encouraging email from Upwork though...

Trying to stick to a new habit. Waking up at 5.00 AM.

Today's morning concentration level after having a morning workout is 87 WPM on Monkeytype Let's try to stick to my morning habits and draw some nice graphs about my concentration levels with time.

Lately, when I was building a pong game in typescript in a livestream, someone asked me the following question: Every time I try to code something, I'm feeling really overwhelmed with the complexity of the project. youtube.com/shorts/VoN1g7z…

That's why i decided that i won't ever use AI to write my social media or blog posts. Authenticity is more important than the content itself. Information is available everywhere, but you're a unique genetic hodgepodge that's never repeating.

I really think that writing a styling related code ( tailwind or css) manually is an absolute waste of time unless you're doing it for learning purposes. Llms got really good in this matter. Even before the age of Llms, i always thought that it's some sort of robot task.

I just fell in love with Swift... The language is so elegant. I've never expected that! Even the dev experience with swift UI is way smoother than working with a cross-platform framework like React Native. I'm literally re-writting my habit tracking app with Swift!

The hardest part in recording a tutorial is the hook part. I struggle with not sounding robotic XD. I'm working on a React course. My strategy will be working on the whole series (50 videos) and then releasing it on YouTube and scheduling it for 50 weeks.

It's about time to start taking Youtube seriously. The next missing piece is a softbox to make the light less harsh on my face. I ordered a 70P Godox softbox. I can't wait to see how the final result will look like.

Fun fact. You can literally grow a beard when recording a video. I really need to work on my procrastination issues XD.

The cool thing about having Logitech gear is being able to change the LED colors to match your brand. I wish they included some RGB lights on the camera, though.

I can confirm that AI can delude you into feeling productive, but it's actually slowing you down. Especially if you fell into the trap of laziness and superficial reviews of the generated code.