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It's a NFT monkey.

They should just skip the battery altogether imo..

Probably because we are not as tough in-person as behind a screen.

I can rewrite every book in existence but what is the point if everyone can do it?

It fills my time.

They slowly bullied me into using Edge which I have used for some time now. Congrats, MS you won.

You are already in it. Joking.. or not.

How is it that much different to reading books (a healthy addiction) though?

Worth it if JS is worth it.

Same here. I found React way too complex for something that should be simple. I blame Javascript..

They do it so that you can create cool apps for them to use.

We are searching for quality now in this AI driven age.

Innovate.

One use case is speedrunning. If you don't have space on your PC and want to record your runs.

We have come to the point where we need bots to distinguish bots.

I use the Visual Studio VIM extension and I love it when I don't have a mouse. Keyboards change layout but the QWERTY keys stay the same.

One of the reasons I am not interested in D4. I like my daily logins quick and easy.

Thing is, we are all bots trained on our experiences throughout life. How are we different from the bots? I believe we must accept and learn to live with the bots from now on.

All it takes is one bot to get in the walled garden though and it is the same.

Just remove all scoring systems. Discussion is not a competition. Remove the incentive to cheat using AI.

This actually encapsulates what AI is. A very good actor.

It doesn't deal with people problems (yet) so we'll keep our jobs for now.

You can only be evil in the eyes of those you betray.

Programming a game made it click early for me. I however think the barrier of entry is almost too low today blurring the line of what programming actually is.

Always start with questioning yourself before questioning others.

Everything digital just feels like modern day "content". Long live the physical I say.

Your purpuse is what you are doing right now. Can't escape it.

The good ol days are over. The problem with having too much fun is that it eventually backfires. Nothing lasts forever.

Programming is whatever you want it to be and can therefore be enjoyed in any age.

Actually I never understood how people get so upset reading what other people have to say. It's just their opinions..