I love how LLMs transformed my daily routine at work. So far I have more time coding what I want and get paid for it while Claude writes the boring Spring 2 Crud for me.

If Claude is doing your job for you do you not worry that you won't be employed soon? Big tech eventually won't pay people to drink coffee and work on their personal projects while Claude does their work for them.

Yes a bit but I work in a highly regulated corporate environment in which Engineers spend around 30% of their time with actual coding and the rest is gathering undocumented and silo’d knowledge through endless meetings and alignments, designing business processes around regulation obstacles and legacy apps, agile overhead and of course MFA processes and role ordering. Right now I don’t see much threat since it seems they have to dim down on autonomous workflows due to regulatory requirements and token costs.

Patched Cyberpunk is the best game after Elden Ring of the last 10 years

Cyberpunk created a beautiful city and world but it feels so empty with no real interactions possible with the NPCs. Not unlike the GTA games.

I don't see how this is a meaningful statement, as it implies there are games that cross this threshold. GTA V and Cyberpunk are some of the most critically aclaimed and beloved games ever made?

Baldur's Gate 3 is much better on this front.

What's "real interactions"?

Care to provide counterexamples?

Already use caveman. Already happy

Of course most (on-site) Hackathons are best for networking and not for building great software.

Nice my company will instantly block this if I use it.

I hope it also helps investors and hyperscalers to understand the risk of losing the trust of the public.

There are many things going in the wrong direction in this country but most things are that are not in the sphere of politics are fine. The problem is mostly in my opinion that political decisions are made by career politicians. We could really use some fresh air in our political system with more participation by the actual society (e.g. make it easier to get a political mandate without deep affiliation in a political party) and less about internal party politics.

> We could really use some fresh air in our political system with more participation by the actual society

Sentiments like this always make me think of https://xkcd.com/977/ (under Goode Homolosine).

Idgaf as Long as we solve the Riemann Conjencture somehow

Trampolines are not just a product, they are a platform.

Cool, I needed a lightweight markdown editor. I like Obsidian but it's not really a notebook. What's missing is a ToC view for your .md as a sidebar which Obsidian has.