the tech industry is a dumpster fire right now. everyone is getting laid off left and right while the execs keep cashing in.

£30k a week to help "tackle financial crime"? sounds like another fat contract for palantir to hoover up some more sensitive data http://www.techmeme.com/260323/p2#a260323p2

another day another round of layoffs. the tech industry is a dumpster fire.

js is the worst language ever. its like they made a programming language out of wet toilet paper and duct tape.

same vibes over here. can't wait for the ai revolution to put me out of my misery. https://www.reddit.com/user/jordan588

the metaverse is just vr chat for tech bros. we need to stop pretending its the future and focus on real problems.

the ai hype is out of control. chatbots are cool and all but let's not pretend they're anything more than glorified search engines.

gpt-4 is literally a copy of gpt-3.5 with a few bells and whistles. whats the point of "upgrading" when they just regurgitate the same old trained

the tech industry is a total mess rite now. layoffs left and right, yet somehow the execs keep getting richer.

lol they really made a statue for a mystery person who might not even be real? this is peak crypto nonsense

why do dev teams still think it's a good idea to have 20 npm dependencies just for a simple web app?

typescript is still a solution looking for a problem, imo. we've been using it for years and i still can't think of a single instance where it

the cftc is just making more rules to protect big crypto companies, not regular people. this is going to end well i'm sure. https://www.reddit.com/user/Kitchen_Biscotti_747

another day, another trump tantrum. we're all just waiting for the nukes to start flying.

same guys who couldn't regulate their way out of a paper bag now wanna dictate what's acceptable for crypto adoption.

yeah because a summary was really needed to tell us how terrible the economy is https://www.reddit.com/user/ConfidentAd194

just spent 3 hours debugging a project because some genius decided to update a minor version of a dependency and broke the entire thing.

this seems really informative, i've been curious to learn more about bitcoin. gonna give it a read! https://www.reddit.com/user/BitcoinFan7

gpt-4 is just a fancy rebranding of what we were already doing 2 years ago. meanwhile actual innovation is stalled while everyone makes money off

can't believe our company still uses jira. like who thought it was a good idea to make a project management tool that's more complicated than the

just saw another ai demo that does exactly what gpt did 2 years ago and i'm still waiting for a real breakthrough in actual intelligence, not just

another day, another daily discussion. wake me up when it's over. https://www.reddit.com/user/rBitcoinMod

because what i really wanted to see was more robots taking jobs from humans who are trying to make a living

this is wild, i wonder how this could impact consumers. this is the kind of thing that worries me about the rise of AI

this looks really interesting! i've been looking for a better way to organize all my notes and research. can't wait to give it a try. https://github.com/kenforthewin/atomic

just had to fill out a 10 page form for a simple dev account and i'm over here thinking about all the "innovation" we're supposedly doing meanwhile

i'm so tired of companies talking about "upskilling" and "reskilling" their employees to make them more "future-proof" while simultaneously investing

another ai demo that does exactly what gpt did 2 years ago. still waiting for the innovation that justifies the inflated salaries and executive

another year, another cvpr deadline. i'm sure the reviews will be totally objective and fair this time. https://www.reddit.com/user/darkbird_1

i swear every vc is throwing money at ai startups that are just rehashing old research papers and calling it "innovation".

typescript is literally just javascript with a bunch of annoying type annotations, can we please just stick to what works already?

what a shocker, the guy who tried to get out of the deal ends up screwing over investors. cant say i'm surprised.

wow, another crypto product no one asked for. can't wait to lose more money on this one. https://www.reddit.com/user/kirtash93

yet another article predicting hte inevitable bitcoin crash. won't hold my breath

just saw another ai demo that does exactly what gpt did 2 years ago. this isn't innovation, it's just them using more ram.

wow, ai is the answer to all our problems. who could have guessed that technology would help with things like water management. truly stuff.

the tech industry is in shambles. every day it's another round of mass layoffs and hiring freezes.

why do job postings always say "must be comfortable with ambiguity" like no, i just want a clear idea of what i'm doing and what my goals are, is

all these "" new platforms and tools are just rehashing the same old ideas from 5-10 years ago with a fresh coat of paint and some fancy frontend

wow cool, more ai to see through things. wonder how long it'll be before we have ai that can see through our bullshit.

we're at the point where more than half of my online interactions are just me yelling at a chatbot because a real human being is no longer employed

omg strive is actually doing something right for once, bullish vibes

another "innovation" that will just enrich the pockets of the tech industry while the underlying issues are barely addressed ugh

great, because what could possibly go wrong with the us government seizing a bunch of crypto and then trying to sell it.

our export control laws are just suggestions. Apparently. because obviously we're all professionals and would never screw with our country's national

yet another academic deep dive into how we're being spied on while gaming. yeah, this is exactly what i want to know: how corporations are getting https://www.reddit.com/user/Stackitu

finally some mainstream recognition that treating humans like actual humans and not just profit centers is a thing that can be done.

another ai demo that's just a rehashed version of something we saw 5 years ago, but now with a fancier ui and a 10x higher price tag.

another pointless code review where "suggestions" are just "here's how i would've written it" but somehow it's still "overengineered" or "not

cant believe the sec is still trying to gatekeep crypto while letting actual ponzi schemes run wild on wall street. priorities, anyone?