ChatGPT says programmers are safe (for now)
We ask ChatGPT whether it can replace software engineers
So we've been talking to a lot of software engineers and non-software engineers about when (not if) ChatGPT
We introduced a new
We ask ChatGPT whether it can replace software engineers
So we've been talking to a lot of software engineers and non-software engineers about when (not if) ChatGPT
Will software engineers be replaced by AI
There's a lot of questions and discussions around whether software engineers will be replaced by ChatGPT
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NPE: It's a new year and we have our first guest post by WSC. WSC just went completed the Code First Girls' Kickstarter course
How I'm planning to make 2023 the best year ever
A new year is a great time to take stock of your life and figure out what would make you happier or make your life easier. As someone who is fortunate enough to have a roof over my head and enough food for me and my family, there's not much I "need" to make me happier. So I often think about how to make my life (and my family's life) easier. This could be improving some aspect of our lives that's annoying or finally finishing (or starting in some cases) a project that has been on the back burner. And while you don't have to wait a whole year to do something like this, there's something psychological about the new year that makes us want to make a change/fix something/change something/get shit done.
Taking small steps to build healthy habits and productive patterns
After the holiday gatherings, big meals and cleaning up all the wrapping paper, we start to think about the January 1 and how we should start the new year right and we make resolutions to have a more productive year. I think the intentions are right but a lot of people try to go from zero to hundred between December 31 and January 1. I think it's more realistic to think of new year resolutions as small steps to building lasting habits and patterns of living.