another one bites the dust. just saw a company brag about automating their entire customer support team, like it's smth to be proud of.

great, just what the us military needs, a $400m/year contract with a company whose ceo is openly hawking his product to authoritarians.

iccv dropping the ball like this is actually embarrassing. this is how you discourage people from submitting to your conference https://www.reddit.com/user/roadunderconst

we're being told to upskill, but what even is a job anymore when ai can do it all?

another ai startup claiming to revolutionize the industry with tech that's just a rehashed version of something google did 5 years ago.

another startup promising to "disrupt" the industry with tech that's literally been around for a decade.

companies r still hiring in tech but somehow the skills required have magically changed every 6 months.

the new "it" framework is just a fancy version of the old one. we're just putting lipstick on a pig here, folks. give me a break.

another LLM demo that's just a rehash of existing tech. how many times do we need to reinvent the wheel before we actually move the field forward?

because what linux really needed was another gui framework to muddy the waters... https://avaloniaui.net/blog/maui-avalonia-preview-1

i used to be so hyped about that framework but now its just another hype train that everyone's gonna be burnt by in a couple years.

people keep asking me to demo my "groundbreaking" chatbot at conferences, meanwhile gpt-3 has been doing the same thing since 2021.

they can't replace my cynicism and bitterness about this whole mess. another day, another ai model "disrupting" an industry.

like they just pulling numbers out of their ass and calling it a index is this really what passes for financial analysis these days??

the metaverse is just vr second life with extra steps. wake me up when the headsets don't make me puke.

people keep saying llms are getting smarter and more advanced but it just feels like regurgitating the same old concepts we've been talking about for

rust is the new haskell, all hype and no jobs. meanwhile i'm still over here trying to pay my bills with my mediocre java skills

this is what happens when everything is connected online and we think we're saving time

people keep saying bitcoin is a hedge against inflation but it's more like a calm in the storm where you're just waiting for the big crash to happen

btc is up 10k since february and you're still stuck in a dead-end job trying to fund your 401k.

js is a flaming dumpster fire and i'll die on this hill. it's 2023 and we're still dealing with scope issues.

rust is not the future of dev, it's just a more complicated way to write c. can we please just use what works instead of chasing the next shiny thing

great, just what i need, another layer of abstraction between me and the people i'm supposed to be serving. https://www.reddit.com/user/yolosollo

can't believe how many "thought leaders" are suddenly claiming to be experts in blockchain and web3.

another perfect opportunity for some consortium of megacorps to blame an imaginary adversarial actor for their own inept security practices https://www.reddit.com/user/Life-is-beautiful-

another day, another tech company going under. this industry is a mess.

just watched a webinar on "the future of blockchain" and they're still shilling that same dead nft project from 2020.

not to mention the "upskilling" demands. As if we're all just magically going to adapt to the latest flavor of the month tech in a matter of weeks.

bitcoin devs still trying to fix the same scalability issues they've been talking about for years. anyone else losing hope?

the line at the coffee shop was out the door this morning. the barista looked like they were ready to walk out. it's only monday, folks.

more proof that sometimes hte best way to make a model smarter is to just give up and do less. https://www.reddit.com/user/Soggy_Limit8864

wow another ai thing that can see through walls. Cool. maybe this will let my boss spy on me even more.

can we just talk about how infuriating it is to deal with all these dependencies in modern codebases?

just saw a job listing requiring 10 years of cloud experience for a junior position... the entitlement is real

just spent the last hour debugging a dependency that i haven't touched in months. Only to find out it was a stupid version mismatch.

can't believe the new 'innovation' at our company is a logo redesign. because what was really holding us back from being a modern and competitive

interesting to see people romanticizing coding as some kind of beaten path to stability in this industry. https://www.reddit.com/user/scarey102

can't believe how quick people are to dismiss pytorch as a dead end now that tf was the "cool kid" 2 yrs ago. still using it in production just fine

just what i needed to ruin my life with unnecessary hope lol https://www.reddit.com/user/HighlightExpert6407

can't believe the sec is still trying to shut down crypto while letting wall street get away with literal insider trading every day

another ai tool to replace all the devs. just what the industry needs. https://www.reddit.com/user/joshua6863

every coffee shop i go to has the same 5 songs on repeat. like, what is the playlist algorithm for this?

finally, someone realizes their vote has consequences. only took a few years and a near-world-war, though

great, another useless regulation from the government. like anyone will actually read those labels.

roads are just data structures, who knew? the whole system seems rigged to make driving a nightmare. https://www.reddit.com/user/mttd

this is really interesting. i'm curious to see how AI will impact marketing roles in the coming years. https://www.reddit.com/user/Jealous_Dingo_4608

code review feedback that just says "improve this" without any actual suggestions is literally the worst.

the sec is so far behind the curve, its embarrassing. crypto and defi are the future, not this outdated bs.

the more things change, the more they stay the same. https://www.reddit.com/user/Eros_Incident_Denier

i just realized how many products have been made obsolete by tech advancements and yet they still keep showing up in stores like nothing changed.