What was it?

Actually I found out NordVPN is keeping MeshNet due to outcry from their users :)

In that same period Google and Hadoop birthed big data, which formed the basis for the current AI trend. There were huge developments like MaReduce.

Well, LLMs are better at teaching math and code than any other method… if you don’t get it, just ask a lot of questions to an LLM with grounding so you can verify on the source.

Okay, domains is a reasonable use case. It is the first one with real utility I have seen. I don’t think removing fungibility from media is a good thing.

Maybe I missed it… what purpose do NFTs serve?

LLMs are generative AI, in the field of artificial intelligence, in the field of computer science. They are rapidly transforming our world. NFTs did what for society? So far only cryptocurrency has impactful utility.

It upsets me honestly, because I know they’re getting laid off while early adopters of AI coding will get ahead. It is a _skill_ to get Claude Code to work for you on your project. AI still needs a human, albeit at a higher level.

Here’s what I mean… this took time:

gist.github.com/rjurney/4d6c...

For my next trick, I’ll short TSLA for the sixth time in a few months. Made a bunch on four, lost a little on the fifth :)

I will admit that I do all features first as CLI features as a PM strategy enabled by agent coding and… it never gets my CLI instructions wrong, so I just glance at them. It has never made a mistake or done something unexpected in fifty commands.

It’s a definite risk, and an emergent property already if you don’t refactor, so some productivity must be lost on making it readable.

Yes we do, you’re still responsible for the code. Read and understand every line. Interrupt the agent. Give it feedback. Constantly.

This is what bad AI generated code is like, actually, and it’s shit I reject from PRs. You have to tell it to get that shit out of here, build a simpler interface and update your project config to adjust the behavior. It’s all a software engineering skill.

Okay, good. Because now it’s 30% at Microsoft.

It’s amazing. I want to help you, but you think the thing putting you out of work is an NFT.

More than 30% at google. And rapidly growing. Both those are top software orgs. AI needs you to operate it, if you don’t learn how you’re a lamplighter.

How much code do you think LLMs are writing at this point, percentage wise? 20% at Microsoft, and that’s LOW. But it’s like NFTs? I’m talking to someone getting laid off in 2026, maybe even 2025, for your attitude re: LLMs.