Tripping5292

Finishing projects makes me sound unprofessional?

Win for Flock. As "diversity" increases, trust decreases [0], and a larger reliance on technology to deter criminals is, unfortunately, necessary.

[0] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1467-9477....

What was the motive? The targets seemed unique. One the VP of the Republican student club and the other a prominent Jewish physicist.

It sounds like you're assuming I'm not a professional engineer and I only work on prototypes.

If only you put half as much effort into learning ai as you do trolling people who are getting gains from it...

The sheer number of projects I've completed that I truly would never have been able to even make a dent in is evidence enough for me. I don't think research will convince you. You need to either watch someone do it, or experiment with it yourself. Get your hands dirty on an audacious project with Claude code.

That's great, but millions of others copy from it.

The productivity improvements speak for themselves. Over time, those who can use ai well and those who cannot will be rewarded or penalized by the free market accordingly.

This will not age well