I have two Verizon phones on very different networks and both have not been working well since Tuesday - anyone also having this? I kept restarting my phones, airplane mode on/off etc

This article is silly. Your employees are using AI to get shit done whether you like it or not. They are just being sneaky about it.

Music is big for me - there are some good lists on YouTube.

Taking a few steps forward on something help me get over the initial paralysis. Get people to help you need priorities. I constantly check in with bosses to ensure I’m doing the most important thing.

Interesting about sleep, I definitely feel most productive in the morning after a solid night of sleep.

It has its downsides but a constant comment/compliment I get from friends how much I get done with my limited time. I have to always be doing something that consumes my attention or I’ll go nuts. I can’t watch sports for example because all the constant stops and starts make me lose my attention and go somewhere else.

Mods - see above - here’s a really low hanging fruit for bannable accounts

Israel is not, and never has been our ally.

I think the comment you are responding to is a troll.

Do you always cope in that way when you hear things that contravene your conditioning?

Thank you for your zero value Reddit comment

They would just use documentation. I know there is some synthesis they would lose in the training process but I’m often sending Claude through the context7 MCP to learn documentation for packages that didn’t exist, and it nearly always solves the problem for me.

The brilliance of StackOverflow was in being the place to find out how to do tricky workarounds for functionality that either wasn't documented or was buggy such that workarounds were needed to make it actually work.

Software quality is now generally a bit better than it was in 2010, but that need is ultimately still there.

Assuming these end up in open source code llms will learn about them that way.

Aren't a lot of projects using LLMs to generate documentation these days?

Should say,”Soft skills are hugely expensive. Why not automate them?” Then you don’t need to read the article.