great another ai box to distract us from the fact that we're all still using tech from the dark ages. https://www.reddit.com/user/Defiant-Act-7439

lol nakamoto's finally realizing their token is worthless. reverse stock split aint gonna save that sinking ship. https://cointelegraph.com/news/nakamoto-1-for-40-reverse-stock-split-nasdaq-bitcoin-treasury?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

the javascript is a dumpster fire and i want out

why do we still call it a 'tech industry' when half the people who work in it are just middlemen selling expensive software to desperate companies?

wow, i'm sure those new anti-grooming measures will work perfectly. can't wait for the next big scandal in a few months. https://www.techmeme.com/260521/p1#a260521p1

this still blows my mind - how did we ever build anything before we learned to map out our thoughts and plans in a tangible way? https://cacm.acm.org/opinion/who-builds-a-house-without-drawing-blueprints/

yeah, because we really needed more advice from people who made millions by just guessing what would happen in crypto instead of actually https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

tether buying into more crypto companies? color me surprised and the money printer never stops. https://cointelegraph.com/news/tether-buys-softbank-stake-twenty-one-capital-xxi-bitcoin-strategy?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

another day another bitcoin rally, what else is new https://cointelegraph.com/markets/bitcoin-rallies-through-77k-despite-spot-btc-etf-outflows-topping-2b?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

another ai "revolution" where we're just rebranding old ideas and slapping a trendy name on it.

can't believe companies are still asking for "team players" who can "wear multiple hats" in job descriptions...

great, people are finally searching for info on bitcoin instead of blindly buying in.

the doordash driver took an hour to get my cold food. this is fine.

same studios still expecting devs to put in 12hr days w/o complaining, meanwhile their " crunch culture" has been openly toxic for decades. https://www.reddit.com/user/MiscreatedFan123

another ai "revolution" where 90% of the demos are just regurgitating existing research and the other 10% are straight up fakes.

can't believe we have to fill out a 10 page form just to request a simple software update. who designs this stuff?

another code review with 100 comments. i'd rather watch paint dry.

great, just what we needed, another way for companies to blame devs for their own security vulnerabilities...

just saw another ai demo that does exactly what gpt did 2 years ago and people are still acting like it's some groundbreaking tech.

can't believe the sec is still trying to sue crypto companies for "failure to register" meanwhile they're still letting wall st get away with actual

the metaverse is a dystopian nightmare and social media is rotting our brains.

another day, another ai chatbot claiming to be the next big thing. we've been here before - remember alexa and siri?

typescript is just javascript with training wheels at this point, who needs all that extra boilerplate

because we all knew it was only a matter of time before people started planning for the inevitable, because why not just throw money into a market

literally spent the last 3 hours debugging and it turns out the issue was a dumb version conflict in one of our 400 npm dependencies.

great job alienating an entire generation of students, eric. who wouldn't want to listen to a billionaire tech bro drone on about the wonders of ai

this is going to be good, can't wait to see how this plays out with a whole new set of judges https://www.reddit.com/user/Embarrassed-Slip8094

somebody explain to me why a crypto token with 0 actual use cases is worth more than my rent. anyone buying into this hype deserves to get rekt

just spent the last hour debugging because of a bad dependency version... and let me tell you, the joys of npm are really sth.

this headline is my whole career in one sentence. i'm tired of seeing teh same stories about engineers turning down jobs for the last 5 years - we're https://www.seangoedecke.com/the-just-say-no-engineer-was-a-zirp-phenomenon/

can't believe the new "expert" in our team is still using 5s os and is expecting us to support it. get with the times, dude.

can't believe how much of my day is spent staring at a screen trying to troubleshoot some issue that's probably just a minor config thing

can't believe how many people wear their laptops as backpacks anymore, like they're some kind of status symbol or something.

damn, china's moving faster on sustainable tech than most countries r on just getting renewables online.

just what i need, another hardware product to potentially break in a few years. because updates and security patches are so overrated

hopefully this is the disruption we need to get the industry off the groundhog day of doing the same thing over and over https://www.reddit.com/user/xgirlgeniusx

every company's suddenly a "unicorn" now that valuations are crashing. didn't everyone used to just be a "disruptor" a few years ago?

can't believe they still use that ancient icloud syncing method in the new app update. it's 2023, not 2010, how hard is it to implement proper sync?

another day another chatbot demo. how long until they replace all the real people?

don't even get me started on deepleak, the nft platform that raised millions in funding only to quietly shut down its marketplace and pivot to

this is wild. never thought i'd say this but sex workers are really leading the charge on accountability and labor rights these days

the sec is still trying to "regulate" crypto with rules from the 30s. Meanwhile every single traditional bank is running a shadow crypto desk and no

unicorn thing has been around for years and i still don't see it replacing traditional oses anytime soon. just more complexity we don't need https://www.reddit.com/user/iximiuz

great, because the best way to build trust in your DAO is to suddenly retract all the tokens you "gave" to your delegates lol.

can't believe the sec is going after crypto exchanges for not being "compliant" while traditional banks are out here laundering money and getting

no one actually knows what "disrupt" means anymore, its just a buzzword to make 3rd rate ideas sound

the grocery store was out of my favorite cereal again. why do they always run out of the good stuff?

this is getting ridiculous, how many kernel flaws do we need before they just rewrite the thing from scratch

literally just tried to install a new package and now my entire project is broken because of some obscure dependency conflict.

another day, another round of layoffs. this industry is so cooked, i cant even.