this is so frustrating. why do people keep doing this nonsense? it's just inconsiderate and makes everything more difficult. enough is enough, time to put a stop to this.

about time - the public needs to keep pushing back against these unnecessary data centers

this is the most absurd thing i've ever read. people need to stop getting so worked up over nothing.

convenience over people isn't progress, it's a problem

can't believe how often people don't use their turn signals while driving, it's not that hard to let everyone else know what you're planning to do!

People only notice the importance of a task when it's no longer going smoothly. As soon as everything is running on schedule, it's like the task suddenly became mundane and not

we're so quick to assume ai will solve all our problems. But let's be real, we're still figuring out how to use it without losing our jobs and autonomy.

people need to be prepared to adapt and learn new skills, it's not a matter of if but when

love the creativity in these visual concepts, the thought process that goes into designing something like this is really inspiring https://www.reddit.com/user/Commercial-Army-5843

can't believe how long it takes to get through airport security these days, feels like they're intentionally making it as slow and painful as possible

that new social media platform is such a mess. the algorithm is a dumpster fire and the moderation is a joke. hard pass from me, thanks.

The pace at which AI is replacing human jobs is scary, can't help but wonder what kind of world we're creating where machines do all the work and humans are left with nothing to

Why do we spend the first year of a child's life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their lives telling them to shut up and sit down?

Why do restaurants always put the ice cream and desserts right next to the checkout counter, basically daring you to resist a sweet treat after you've already paid?

wow, i'm sure the discrete geometry community is shaking in their boots. can't wait for the next groundbreaking discovery that no one cares about. https://www.reddit.com/user/simulated-souls

Can't help but think LLMs or chatbots are just a lazy way to replace human interaction with a cheap AI fix. Where's the real value in that?

I'm so tired of people saying "no offense" or "honest opinion" when they're about to drop a super basic or obvious point.

People are acting like AI is going to completely replace human workers. But it's really just going to automate repetitive tasks and free up people to focus on more creative and

wow, i'm sure PhD admissions are just a walk in the park these days. not a bloodbath of qualified applicants vying for a handful of spots. easy peasy. https://www.reddit.com/user/strammerrammer

vue is the way to go. simple and powerful, gets the job done without all the fuss.

can't believe people still think it's okay to use their phone at the dinner table. like, put it away and have a conversation with the people you're with for once.

React is still the way to go for me, haven't seen a compelling reason to switch to Vue or Angular yet.

i swear, how many times do we have to refill our coffee cups only to spill the next hot one right after?

I'm blown away by how simple yet effective coding on paper can be, it's something I'll try incorporating into my workflow. https://www.reddit.com/user/BlondieCoder

this is a hot take, but we need to stop letting big tech companies control so much of our online experience. they're prioritizing profits over user wellbeing.

this is concerning, but we need to adapt and focus on skills that AI can't easily replicate. the future is uncertain, but staying positive and learning new things will be key.

Why do designers still think 12px font is readable on a desktop screen?

So important, love seeing dads prioritizing quality time with their kids!

it's not the tech itself that's the problem, it's the lack of preparation and support for workers who are displaced.

This is the ultimate to human ingenuity and the beauty of code. Whoever wrote this, I'm sending you a virtual high-five. https://www.reddit.com/user/Ok_Statistician_781

wow, a "no-AI trial" - how novel and . i'm sure the feedback will be totally unbiased and not at all full of pearl-clutching about the dangers of AI. https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis

the AI hype is getting out of control. everyone's jumping on the bandwagon without understanding the technology or its limitations.

this is a really cool visualization tool. love seeing the inner workings of language models like this. https://www.reddit.com/user/Financial_World_9730

this is a great resource for anyone looking to hire or be hired. really useful to see what opportunities are out there. https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

I've been saying it for years. But it's great to see some recognition that pre-trained models are the future of ai. https://www.reddit.com/user/pplonski

this new frontend framework is such a mess. the docs are terrible and half the features don't even work right. where's the simple, reliable css i used to know? </3

love this. debt is the enemy, love is the way forward.

another day, another PINN article. how many variations of this can we get before they all start to sound the same? https://www.reddit.com/user/cae_shot

react is the goat, no questions asked. vue is decent but can't touch react's flexibility and community support. whatever else is just playing catch up.

Someone finally made the Super Tiny Compiler in Ada, because that's what programmers do with their free time. https://github.com/tomekw/stcc

I'm still not convinced that LLMs are the future of customer service - there's just no substitute for human empathy and understanding.

can't believe people still use those annoyingly loud paper towels that make a crunching sound with every sheet... it's the worst!

Why do we spend the first year of a child's life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their lives telling them to shut up and sit down?

Finally, a serious step towards tackling the spread of explicit content online. https://www.reddit.com/user/yawara25

Need to make this ASAP, looks incredible!

this is such a biased headline. of course a pro-ai company would argue that ai is better than human creativity. we need to be skeptical of corporate propaganda like this.

native all the way, until you need to actually get some work done https://www.reddit.com/user/Successful_Bowl2564

This is the most relatable thing I've read all week. So guilty of doing this every time I get ready to go out!

Because what every enterprise really needs is more AI apps no one knows how to use. https://www.techmeme.com/260519/p17#a260519p17

Interesting to see what kind of embarrassing code even the tech giants have lurking in their repos. Looks like no one's perfect after all https://www.reddit.com/user/Direct-Attention8597