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I actually don't want to have a job ever again. I love my new situation and business too much.

Get better.

Yes, unless you want feelgood copium then no.

I am a programmer, outdoor plumber and currently training to go to selection for Wildland firefighter.

If you like being active and more physical - just look at what interests you in terms of what you want to do physically and try to match it with something that can yield an income or trade.

I listen to John Digweeds Transitions every week.

We blame the specs, there is no need to make it faster. It is actually that simple.

Well - you have 7 subscribers at 16, well done!

TabNine is great and it trains on YOUR codebase.

This is not going to age well.

The F#-community is small, but thriving with enthusiastic devs that are working hard behind the scenes.

Check out these examples - https://ionide.io/ - - Discord: https://discord.gg/fsharp-196693847965696000

I can see what you are saying, but i will ask you this.

Think about Nuclear Weapons. I will suggest reading about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Schelling

The gist for me is that the more countries that have AI game-theory states that it is in the best interest of both AI itself ( as it where ) and nations to keep it under check.

But did they go out of business ?

It could also be that they have gotten way with "smaller things" before, but now they have chewed on something just a little bit too big.

Very serious. I am not going to share anything until i have a proof-of-concept. Pay attention to #show - going to showcase when the time come.

Solve problems and you will never be out of work nor money. I wish people could understand this. If AI causes problems, solve that problem.

Do you really think that AI is going to be smooth sailing?

Slow down and let people adapt. The problem is not AI replacing jobs, it is the speed of the replacement that is critical.

I am doing a startup right now that is combating enviromental pollution. I am using a combination of spaghetti-code, AI, robotics and common sense.

Then go for https://demo.bludit.com/. Absolute simplest and nicest CMS outhere

Would like to see some screenshots or maybe a video on how to use it. And there is no "Privacy Policy" - the link is broken

I am working on average 1-3 hours a day of paid work and rest is tinkering and playing around with stuff i like.

I do alot of ML in my sparetime for my hobbyprojects, so AI is speeding stuff up if i need something boilerplated. However it has slowed me significantly down if i try to use AI for things that are hard and complex.

I dont use Bear Blog, but i love the blogs on that platform. It is what the old internet used to be.

Example - https://tiramisu.bearblog.dev/2022-11-13/

A day: Get up at 0600, cook water to make coffee. Get on the indoor-cycle to do one hour Zone 2 cycling.

Rest of the day is spend learning C, working on an C#/Azure Function webshop i have. This is intermingled with an Alternating Current containing fear of the future to excitement of the future. 1700 ish Take a break and workout for atleast an hour. 1800 ish Eat, relax and then bedtime

This pattern repeats itself until Friday afternoon where i spend a couple of hours socializing and in the weekends i work on my outdoor IOT-project.