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I wrote up some thoughts about the effect of AI on programmer salaries: seldo.com/posts/ai-eff...
Nate Kohari
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• building https://ardent.ai • prev. staff eng https://stripe.com, eng https://auth0.com, cto https://kevel.com • 3x founder, 1x acquired • understand your attachments to understand yourself.
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I wrote up some thoughts about the effect of AI on programmer salaries: seldo.com/posts/ai-eff...
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Start your own website. Run your own blog. Use decentralized and open-sourced platforms @ghost.org is a great open-sourced blogging platform and website builder Pixelfed is doing great work for images and runs on the social web Support open social projects so your homes on the web don't fall apart
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It feels like the technology arms race between candidates and recruiters is accelerating. I wouldn't be surprised to see a lot of companies (especially smaller ones) stop allowing direct applications and instead source 100% of candidates from warm intros. blog.daviddodda.com/how-i-automa...
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Critical thoughts (long form) for saving a democracy: Where we go from here. medium.com/@lessig/wher...
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Not dunking on this person in particular, but I hear this a lot from people who aren’t professional engineers. The difficult part of software has nothing to do with code.
If I were a professional coder, I'd be scrambling to find a sustainable career path. I used to hire coders, now I prompt generative AI.
Has there been any more info about what'll happen to .io domains going forward? I'm awfully attached to nate.io, but if I need to make a switch I'd like to figure it out sooner than later
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Registered nate.fm again finally! Real ones remember when it was my crappy music Tumblr which no one read. Let it expire and then regretted it when someone else grabbed it
This is kind of tempting, but also my tweets from 10+ years ago wouldn't feel like my authentic self anymore, and some of them are honestly pretty embarrassing. (Nothing major, I was just young and annoying, lol)
If you’re comfortable with a terminal, there’s a free utility that will import all your X/Twitter posts to Bluesky backdated to the original timestamp, using your archive export file instead of the Twitter API. Video support is in beta. github.com/marcomaroni-...
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