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I'm a programmer, AI is really good at programming and I use it everyday at work. But you really need to be careful and read and understand EVERY LINE the AI gave you and judge if it's correct architecturally, maintainable, fits the direction of the product etc etc etc.

I let it write tests and mundane mapping functions mostly, but it's still pretty useful as an "assistant".

The tech bros all come from this programming world and I think they got a bit too enthousiastic about the technology. An LLM is not a human brain.

That's incredible, exactly what OP wanted

Bioshock Infinite , even my AMD Athlon II could handle it back in the day

Elon could've done this and make Tesla the biggest company ever. I remember when he was awesome future guy and everyone liked him. I think he got super drunk on this success and has been "chasing the high" in all the wrong ways ever since.

Just my files & programs, and instant search through them. All a menu needs to be

A British genre of dance music from the 90s. Originated from sound system culture. The focus is on samples of breakdowns in classic soul songs, with many editing variations on the breaks. It's what spawned drum and bass, breakcore, and so many other cool genres.

Check out this really cool documentary video with more info and examples of jungle music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDZHEAwDAVo

But they do allow you to do gotos in language without gotos. Evil and cool.

It's all so unnecessary. But at least we finally do something about digital sovereignty in the EU.

It's a combination of having to spend more energy staying warm and germs being able to spread quickly because you stay indoors with the windows closed a lot

I lose 10 IQ points but I also get more creative and social

Nice. Remember that everything is super complicated so don't get too ambitious too quickly. If you run out of ideas for simple things to make i can recommend

• https://adventofcode.com/ : yearly programming puzzle advent calendar that gets increasingy difficult with the days. When you're starting out you should probably stick with the first couple of days. You can check out older advent calendars by visiting https://adventofcode.com/%7Byear%7D (like https://adventofcode.com/2024 for example).
• https://projecteuler.net/archives : also programming challenges that increase in difficulty. These are mostly related to mathematics.
• Building a web site from scratch (HTML / JavaScript / CSS). What's nice about this is that you can start off really simple:

<html>
<body>
<h1>Hello World!</h1>
</body>
</html>

and make it more complex as you go + you get very quick visual feedback as you can see the browser making your project come to life. A great online resource for learning web technologies is https://www.w3schools.com/

Love this kind of stuff. I have a whole reposity of fish functions that do stuff because I'm too lazy :)