This is on top of potential tariffs which if enacted will make PC costs skyrocket. I feel like a lot of people are just going to skip the generation like they do with every other windows OS version. They will just keep windows 10 forever kinda like XP did back in the day.
nice!
Ive personally used proton as well for the one program that I need in windows land. It works really well.
Piefed is kinda awesome. Switched earlier in the year :)
Maybe I should have just linked the blog post: https://invariantlabs.ai/blog/mcp-github-vulnerability
I thought it was interesting.
I’ve been using it all the time. works so good, thanks!!
Age of empires 2. Still works.
Vim for most things. Vscode for js things. Jetbrains for specific stacks like all Python or such. VS for .net.
IDEs sure come and go, buy I seem to always go back to vim after a while.
It’s the next RTO.
Thanks totally agree. And appreciate the comment.
I feel like this is still a community and less people trying to influence. Or less so at least.
Lol slapfight.
I kinda like the fediverse as is. We keep slowly growing our services. We don’t need to be social media.
We can be social sure but without the need to be ever growing. I would rather us concentrate on the people and giving us power rather than huge orgs that are going to do huge org things.
I may test it out. I believe it will at least work with RSS and Piefed.
GL! Thats a hard one.
Ive found my highest paying roles were in traditional workplaces with very specific duties. Startups in my area dont usually do well. But I hear stories of people hitting big. Seems like a very high risk/reward situation.
Yep users move over time. Its the natural order of things. I disagree with the article that moving away from SO is "bad news for developers " as long as we have something better in the works. It looks like Discord is the thing everyone is jumping on, which kinda sucks.
Im a bit confused. Are you in a startup? And you are learning the ropes on the business side?
Yep I agree. Its a combo of many different things.
I cant tell you the last time I was on SO for a question. its been that long.
The article also goes into it, but I think the invent of AI and asking somewhat specific questions may also explain the decline. If you can get a result that can get you 90% of the way there with an AI that used stack overflow as a resource, theres no reason to actually ask on stack overflow. Its faster to go on the AI result or go on google/bing/etc…etc… that has the answer right there on the page.
And the redesign…its pretty bad in my opinion.
I was once downvoted answering a question on a library…that I created on stack overflow. Still makes me laugh.
For me: I did a LOT of contracting/small jobs at first and found im pretty good at anything that plugs into the wall. Then found out you can get paid if you just deliver reliably.
Also getting into a niche can help your $$. I did EDI for a bit and it helped later on. No one knows EDI (for good reason).
It works. You have to ask them for permission if last I checked. You can also just run your own and use
actionsfrom the gitea system.