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Content Kids, violence is never the answer HTML is a Programming Language

Content Yansh yansh Replying to benawad Make a VSCode extension where you can roast other people's code. 8:51 AM Dec 17, 2020 Twitter Web App 1 Quote Tweet 2 Likes 17 Ben Awad benawad 1m Replying to yansh StackOverflow already exists 9 1 4 000 000

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The only thing worse than being shot at? Someone pitching their "revolutionary app idea" with zero budget and expecting you to build it for exposure and a mythical share of future profits. That moment when you'd rather face armed soldiers than another person who thinks their "Uber but for dog walkers" concept is worth billions, yet they can't afford to pay you actual money. The best part? They always say "it's simple" right before describing something that would require a team of 20 engineers and six months of development. But hey, they're "idea people" - the hard part is already done!

The eternal truth of the tech industry: everyone and their grandma wants to learn frontend. Why wrestle with databases, server architecture, and API design when you can make buttons bounce and divs dance? Backend gets one lonely soul standing at the goal post while frontend has a line stretching to infinity. Sure, backend is where the actual magic happens—authentication, data processing, keeping your app from falling apart—but frontend is where you get to use fancy frameworks and see instant gratification. Plus, let's be real, it's way easier to show off a pretty UI on Twitter than explain your beautifully optimized SQL query. The market has spoken: everyone wants to be a React wizard, nobody wants to debug connection pooling issues at 2 PM on a Tuesday.

Content ChatGPT through the lens of the Dunning-Kruger effect! 100 1 Wow. ChatGPT is able to answer all my questions. It quickly generates very elaborated answers that are credible and coherent. Finally a chatbot that behaves like a super human. Ready now. Now I understand where the real value of ChatGPT resides. It can definitely give my productivity a boost, but it's important to recognize when it gets things completely wrong. HFS Confidence level in ChatGPT Wait a minute. ChatGPT is powered by a Large Language Model (LLM) which is ultimately a statistical tool used to predict language without understanding it and produce "statistically plausible" answers. 0 Damn. This means that ChatGPT will occasionally generate incorrect answers by unintentionally stitching wrong snippet of information together. Got it. ChatGPT is great when there isn't a precise "right answer". But it cannot be trusted when the answer must be "perfect" to be reliably useful. No knowledge (believe the hype) Knowledge of ChatGPT Enough knowledge (understand the reality)