29 | He/Him | Garlic Bread Enjoyer | Software Engineer

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Cake day: June 22nd, 2023

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  • I often don’t like what the vanilla language absolutists claim on topics like this.

    Sure, there are a ton of frameworks, and you could write all of that in vanilla JS if you wanted to. But the issue lies here. My job is to make a product, and by using an existing framework, I can save countless hours of work. People incomprehensibly smarter than me have made that process so much smoother.

    No one is asking, let alone forcing you to use any framework out there.

    But I also find it ironic, that an “AI” entrepreneur, and Lex Fridman of all people, are complaining about this






  • The biggest upside to my Lemmy experience, so far, has been that you can stay within you communities, and actually have a decent conversation about the topics being posted. On reddit, it’s consistently been the exact opposite of that.

    I get that not everyone is this way, but there are a lot of really, really frustrated people. Every comment ends up being either ragebait, an argument, or is neither, but still gets downvoted into fuck all, because people cannot differentiate a different opinion, from an incorrect one