Hmm one is fairly standard and the other is heavily invested in scala
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Cherry picking verses is not the same as refuting an argument. The books say many things that are not practiced. In reality children are in fact taught to rely on supernatural powers.
To prove my point:
Say βNothing will befall us except what Allah has decreed for us; He is our Protector.β Let the believers, then, put all their trust in Allah. -Quran, 9:51
βTrust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.β -Proverbs 3:5-6
Watch my life and when I want it generate a new movie with a change in trajectory. Basically "the what if machine" from futurama
Won $10,000,000 tomorrow An alien stopped by The basics!
Across the US, struggling friends are closer to the east coast of the US
Anecdotally, the vast majority of my developer buddies are gainfully employed, but a couple talented old hands who have been employed for 10+ years are struggling to find jobs.
Nah, fuck you
Eh the general consensus is that this launch is a small early adopter phase and they have cheaper versions in the pipeline. They're only producing <100k units, definitely not going for mass adoption yet
People are in a rush to learn to program because they're desperate to escape the financial situation that burdens them.
In 2024 when average housing costs are skyrocketing, food prices are untenable, and the overall cost of living far exceeds the worker making double minimum wage, people flock to the jobs they've heard make enough to live.
It took me about 10 years to learn to build software. But to learn to program? That's an exercise of weeks of dedicated effort. In my opinion we all have a natural affinity for making and following instructions and that translates very well indeed to programming. Unfortunately there is so much more involved in the pursuit of making software.
Operating systems, languages, tooling, source control, continuous integration/deployment, documentation, architecture, unit testing, frameworks, third party packages, and so much more make up a developer's repertoire.
Today we have excellent supplemental help for the act of programming with copilot and associated coding tools, but the other stuff requires knowledge and knowledge takes time.
There is no other job I know of that somebody can dedicate time alone to learning and then jump into a job making >$200k usd in reasonably short order than software, of course people are rushing to learn!
Very interested in this, missing some key features for my use cases but excited to see how it matures!
Includes this and many other frameworks
Bro who is making all of these weird as Tony Soprano ai images?
I'm nihilistic so keep that bias in mind with the rest of this:
Life is a beautiful nightmare. Death is inevitable and worrying about it does nothing positive for you. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with accepting death before it comes π