

He invented JavaScript, so definitely don’t use that either. For real. JavaScript sucks.
He invented JavaScript, so definitely don’t use that either. For real. JavaScript sucks.
I am so grateful for this post! You always post such interesting content. 🦐⛹️♂️📷
Because in a business environment, secretary doesn’t mean that, and never has. It’s that simple.
By all means, feel free to invent word usages. But I doubt it will catch on. It’d be confusing and make people think of what we now call “admins”.
There was a backup, and it was restored. However, the LLM lied and said there wasn’t at first. You can laugh all you want at it. I did. But maybe read the article so you aren’t also lying.
You didn’t read closely enough.
“Replit QA’s it itself (super cool), at least partially with some help from you … and … then you push it to production — all in one seamless flow.”
Replit is an agent that does stuff for you including deploying to production. If someone don’t want to use a tool like that, I don’t blame you, but it was working as it is supposed to. It’s a whole platform that doesn’t cleanly separate development and production.
Could someone not call them the Secretary of Human Resources and it also be accurate by meaning?
No. I hope that answers your question.
Just send an AI selfie problem solved.
Here’s a screenshot of my headphone testing playlist. Songs I like, but also having either deep bass, bright highs, or both. Plus, they’re songs I’ve listened to a million times, so I know how they’re supposed to sound.
As for music I’d want to get first when starting over: Dark Side of the Moon.
Silent Light: https://youtu.be/YW2J96RVN64
Secret of the Forest: https://youtu.be/j6VoS1RlA6Q
Memories of Green: https://youtu.be/4iovcGjvr38
Crystal Teardrops: https://youtu.be/XxEdkh4lYUQ
Illusionary World: https://youtu.be/rDnwn11BqzQ
The Phantom Forest: https://youtu.be/0F-X1uX92LM
Wutai: https://youtu.be/Wu4hiiJ3FBI
Rose and Ghost: https://youtu.be/24gsANNY9w0
Norman Rockwell getting his weekly injection of inspiration.
No, not directly. Not any more than your average tech leader who goes to conferences and discusses it.