"How does AI impact my job as a programmer?": https://chelseatroy.com/2024/05/26/how-does-ai-impact-my-job-as-a-programmer/
This is a brilliant piece told from the perspective of a Computer Science teacher.
It really hits in all the right places and mirrors a lot of my issues.
I appreciate the pragmatic approach of not fighting but letting folks see how it fails on interesting problems.
The article does not hesitant to point the finger back at the programming culture itself.
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Hi friends,
The http://alt-text.org alt text library project needs a new leader, I have brain cancer.
I built a working, scalable, proof of concept library of shared alt text with fuzzy matching.
I'd like to connect with the #accessibility dev community. I want to hand the project off to a team or a leader if anyone is willing to take it over.
Github: https://github.com/alt-text-org
WIP MVP: a site designed for writing alt text with a private library: https://my.alt-text.org
Boosts appreciated
Wondering why I urgently need to retire my MIPS-based Debian box, it turns out to be the fault of Rust... and LLVM, and Debian. Sort of, anyway: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2019/08/msg00201.html
I understand the local decisions of each project. But the emergent outcome is nuts: that whole classes of hardware are deemed obsolete (in some specific way) just because optimising compilers -- you know, the things that are supposed to help make software faster/smaller -- have themselves got too huge.
Today, we filed our final brief in Hachette v. Internet Archive, the publishers’ lawsuit against our library. For four years we've been fighting for library rights—what our founder, @brewsterkahle, calls “a battle for the soul of libraries in the digital age.” https://blog.archive.org/2024/04/19/internet-archive-stands-firm-on-library-digital-rights-in-final-brief-of-hachette-v-internet-archive-lawsuit/