danver0

how's the dev job market there ? or do you work in UK ?

I’ve been thinking about AI and developer jobs.It feels like developers who build libraries, frameworks, compilers, and dev tools might be safer from AI replacement compared to people building typical CRUD apps.My intuition is that tooling work requires deeper systems knowledge and taste, while a lot of app-level code is becoming easier for AI to generate.Am I wrong? Curious what others here think

X recently switched dark mode from dim gray to pure black, and it’s noticeably harsher on the eyes, especially on desktop at night. The previous dim theme was more comfortable for long reading sessions. Anyone else missing the old dim mode or found a good workaround?

https://developer.x.com/

In most ecosystems there’s a “default” backend framework (Rails, Django, Laravel, .NET). In JS it still feels like stitching together Express/Nest + auth + ORM + jobs + queues + config. Why did JS never converge on a batteries-included backend framework?

If average people built the systems we use every day, what really stops us from building new ones? Skill, fear of failing, or just comfort with how things are?

just reflecting.Async-by-default, single-threaded core, Where Node shines, where it hurts, and what you’d pick for a greenfield project now ?

Dropped React for a small project and used jQuery. Shipped faster, less mental overhead. Did we trade simplicity for ceremony, or is this just nostalgia? Curious what others think.

If LLMs can generate repetitive code, does our value shift toward system design, trade-offs, and problem framing?

who's have the same feeling as me, tech market is saturated, and i'm confused

For those who’ve thought seriously about it: what actually mattered most, savings rate, investing strategy, lifestyle choices, or something else?

for more context, my primary language is javascript, but lately i started learning Golang,in the past i only use normal hosting providers to host my nodejs apps

https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=usa+tech&vjk=0fb6a6b75fcbfe00

~$1M/year in sponsor revenue, yet most engineers were laid off. That doesn’t look like survival, it looks like a choice. What am I missing?

With AI advancing fast, which career is most future-secure if I put in serious effort: DevOps, Cybersecurity, or Machine Learning?

we are living in tech bubble from twitter to HN to reddit, many smart tech founders say the same thing, but i don't see that they are 100% right

Why LLM good at giving me answers that looked perfectly reasonable none of them work ?????