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Offtopic but i wish devs would offer light theme too.

I just see it as proper thinking, but yeah prompt engineering sounds more catchy.

I imagine for a human creator this might sound like an insult. Care to share some proof?

But this magical rule does exist, it is a human construct called 'making sense' :)

I have a limited amount of accounts I check regularly and don't mind missing out on something. I guess bookmarks and browser history is my feed. Being logged in to the website or especially the app just triggers my addiction so i prefer this approach because I come for sources not the engagement.

Twitter still is a really good source of what's happening and i'm just lurking with no account.

Simple life, less screen time with regular detox, see animals, smell flowers, visit mountains, live near the ocean, happy people around. Productivity is a non-goal.

Evolution might play some role.

Although many, including ChatGPT, have disputed it recently, no evidence has been found to disprove it.

i see a startup opportunity here

I've never seen a Russian name written like that: Ivan Turõgin

can confirm this, doesn't work on iPad

doesn't work on my ipad

I have money, yet i’m miserable and unhappy

if you're putting this in one sentence try not having the money and see how it feels

Nice! I'd really like to see what owning, maintaining, scaling, customizing etc would be like in no-code context.

I think the logical think between "grow into a higher-level role" and "being disposable" is very weak if any?

It sounds counterintuitive but i see strong logic here -- by doing those 10 things you will definitely grow, perhaps into a high-level role.

Judging by the comments following this advice will get 50% of folks fired and 50% promoted.

Would you mind pointing to the example of a system with less or no magic?

This thing makes total sense and seems like a missing piece of Django

Athens and Logseq comes to mind. https://github.com/athensresearch/athens https://github.com/logseq/logseq

This link was helpful to me to get started. https://athensresearch.gitbook.io/handbook/learning-at-athen...

any happy clojure ST4 users?

Great delivery with no app stores involved. I can totally see this app grow to support more devices.

Tailwind is great. I use it everywhere just because i don't want to write/keep css files. For components i use Elastic UI.

they must have enough confiscated bitcoin to pay any ransom

I would try it as a part of the whole 'mental IDE' if such thing existed.

I'd say you'd have to launch at least one highly successful payment service first then move on to those other things.

why not just market yourself as a software engineer without 'senior' and put some pressure off

I use moka pot, love the design and simplicity. Currently have one from Ikea.

Might sound wrong but pandemic. The world had to become more introverted which i like.