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People tend to say in surveys that they want more options than they actually use or want in practice.Their words
First: people will always say they want more options. Psychologically, we imagine ourselves to prefer choice, even when we don't actually use it or even want it in practice.
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Writing code has never been the real bottleneck in software engineering; the hard part lies elsewhere.Their words
Writing code generally isn't what slows teams down, and has never really been the hard part of software engineering at all.
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From one piece Man Cereal 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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I told him everything's for everyone, so saying stuff is "for girls" is stupid, and that kid's mean.
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They aren't really for men, as much as they are for people who fear being perceived as not a man.
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From one piece 2025 Year in Review 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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adding more to a game is not the same as adding more to the experience
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While we're on the topic: games with save points should be a thing of the past, too.
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games that don't offer difficulty controls should be a thing of the past, IMO.
3 December 2025
From one piece AI optimism is a class privilege 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Most of the utopian visions of AI center on the idea that AI is sentient, which it categorically, factually, is not.
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Tech doesn't free workers; it forces them to do more in the same amount of time, for the same rate of pay or less.
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It seems to me that to be in this group-to regard AI, as it exists currently, with optimism and enthusiasm-requires at least a certain degree of privilege.
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it is objectively true that LLMs generate very poor-quality frontend code a very high percentage of the time.
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- jammming — The capstone project of the Codecademy Pro Intensive "Build Front-End Web Apps" course. This web app uses React and the Spotify API to create and save playlists to your Spotify account.
- qvicklist — A simple checklist app built in Vue, designed to be easy, quick and as disposable as a piece of paper. Syncs with browser local storage to keep list state, but nothing more complex than t…
- Pass-the-Pigs-App — A scorekeeping app for the Pass the Pigs dice game, built with love and React
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