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You're probably right that user numbers could be having an impact there as well, but I haven't seen any sources that are showing direct evidence that they have dropped
Apart from the Reddit protests (which they will just force an end to by replacing mods) has there been any objective evidence of engagement or number of active users going down on Twitter or Reddit so far?
Since Musk's acquisition last year it doesn't seem like there have been any major new features added to the platform, thought they would have been able to ship something more substantial by now.
Still find it odd that Reddit doesn't just buy out those apps, seems like it would be mutually beneficial to just about everybody.
Always been in environments where they are run every 2 to 4 weeks and focussed on personal growth, career development, motivations etc
Do any of these types of these code generating LLMs execute and test their own code yet? Seems like something that would be key for further automation
There are many worthwhile problems in the world that can benefit from building high quality technology solutions.
It's unavoidable that there are going to be times where the day to day is mundane, but at those times it's great to be reminded that you're still working towards solving a problem that you are passionate about.
Can be easier said than done to find work like that, but maybe a different perspective on how you can find that motivation.