Framework devs spread all sorts of misinformation about web components because they see them as a threat.
Yep, big business gonna try everything to persuade Oregonians not to vote for an annual $1600 per person tax rebate because it puts the tax burden on them while they reap the rewards of price gouging and record profits.
Ugh. Coding nightmares are the worst, especially when they are about talking with engineers that work for OpenAI about algorithms.
Being Dead lives rent free in my head these days. Their sophomore album EELS is perfect for this moment. Indie rock still got it. youtu.be/S650YFB45Ho?...
YouTube video by BeingDeadVEVO
Don't get me wrong. LLM can be really useful, but there is a bunch of AI tools out there that are a bunch of smoke and mirrors. I don't think we are applying the technology in the best way possible yet.
Pretty sure we are past peak AI when every tech company has to include LLM in their stack. I see AI more as a long con by an industry clear out of innovative ideas looking for more ways to demonstrate growth. Pretty soon it will be old news and tech will be onto the next overhyped thing.
Anyone else sketched out doctors use AI to diagnose patients? I use LLM routinely for software development and know they aren't reliable. It's far too early to trust AI with people's health.
Yesterday I attended the Vite Conf. Today I have Declarative Shadow DOM and SSR working with Vite and Express. Web Components FTW.
Going out on a limb here, but Perplexity is better than Google ever was. I find it way more useful as a search engine. Do you?
Cade is in!