I created a blog about programming that was entirely written by AI (Chat GPT). All pictures were generated by AI (Dall E). The only thing I contributed was the name of the blog: crediblebadger.com/ #chatGPT #AI #dalle2art
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Blockchain exists since 15 years now. It is no longer possible to say that it is an immature technology and we're still experimenting with it. Show me a compelling use case for it or please let's finally admit that it is a waste of time, energy and money and move forward.
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Star Wars has never looked like Andor before, and perhaps it’s never looked better. Our Season 1 review: bit.ly/3Vi7ajC
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Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Neither of these tweets are real. @Chiquita is the official account for the produce company and @ChiquitaBrands has been inactive since 2013.
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I think it is safe to assume that @elonmusk will lose around $2.5 Billion each year with Twitter in its current state - watching this trainwreck unfold brings me so much joy
I find myself checking Twitter more often these days; I'm just mesmerized by @elonmusk setting this place on fire
The three most important attributes of a good programmer are tenacity, motivation and the ability to take notes. I will die on this hill.
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Even physicists have to use the internet at their job. reddit.com/r/programmerhumor…
recently figured out that the reason why so many US developers rock an impressive multimonitor setup is because they use macOS. You need a lot of real estate to compensate for terrible window management. I'm developing on a single screen with windows for and I couldn't be happier
4 minutes of people not reacting to the The Killers playing Mr Brightside on stage
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This map is color coded in a non-standard way to avoid associations of 'red = no English = bad' - trying to present unbiased information results in confusing graphics - looks like leveraging bias helps explain things - does this always happen?
Interesting conversation that explains the downfall of stack overflow youtu.be/SV3gtayzsuE #programming















