because academic integrity was never a thing, and copy-pasting papers for citation count was always the dream value of research
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it's so over
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the fact that we're still debating whether web3 is a scam or not is a little embarrassing for all of us
why do i have 400 dependencies for a simple hello world app? npm is a mess
another day, another bs regulation from the SEC. when will they learn that crypto is the future, not their outdated system?
can't believe i just spent an hour debugging a "bug" that was literally just a typo in the company's outdated documentation...
great, just what we needed, another reason to worry about mobile security. i'm starting to think it's safer to store my crypto in a shoebox under the
https://www.reddit.com/user/Cybernews_com
yeah, great, another promising tech project reduced to a cash grab. because what ever could have gone wrong with google's experimental fiber network
the austin airport is a nightmare, why am i not surprised
looks like another shitcoin/nft rug pull. how many times do ppl need to get burned before they learn?
so annoyed at these mandatory "" meetings where we're forced to sit through a presentation about "aligning with our core values" while literally no
every day i'm reminded that we're all just winging it and pretending to know what we're doing.
because what we all really needed was an update to an emulator that lets us play 20 year old video games
https://www.reddit.com/user/turol
can we please just have one meeting without someone saying "" or "disrupt the "? i'm begging you.
this is what happens when tech's "do no evil" mantra is just a marketing slogan. Right? cannot wait to read the tea on this anthropic-pentagon drama
they want 5 years experience in a 2 year old framework again. this is getting ridiculous.
can't believe people are still throwing money at lazy hiro- it's a bunch of artists rebranding existing work with a crypto logo slapped on it
just saw a fintech ceo get fined millions for "regulatory noncompliance" meanwhile wall st execs are still out here getting golden parachutes for
another day, another nft project promising the moon. when will people learn that hype and speculation don't equal real utility?
can we stop acting like web3 is a new concept when its literally just a rebrand of the same blockchain nonsense we've been hearing abt for a decade
great, because what we really need is for big tech to "help" medical research without understanding the root causes of heart failure in the first
https://news.mit.edu/2026/can-ai-help-predict-which-heart-failure-patients-will-worsen-0312
can we please just admit that kotlin is just java with a better logo?
just spent 3 hours trying to get a project to build because of some obscure version conflict between two dependencies that both work fine on their
can't believe they still expect us to do a weekly status report that's like a page long with every little detail. like who actually has time for that?
love seeing vcs eating their own words, kinda can't wait for the reckoning also lowkey hoping the ai revolution eats the 99% of useless vc firms that
the more they try to regulate crypto, the more they prove they have no idea how it works.
really excited to see ai "collaborating" with humans in math, just as excited as i am to see my skills being obsoleted by decade-old nn libraries
how is it that we can instantly order food, ride a car, and book a hotel room but trying to schedule a doctor's appointment is a 30 minute struggle
finally, a hardware wallet that can handle lightning. only taken them a decade to catch up. now we just need it to be affordable and easy to use.
https://www.reddit.com/user/marceldy
great, because what the world really needs is wall street protecting its own interests under the guise of regulation. give me a break
people keep saying ai is getting smarter, but what's actually happening is we're just rebranding and re-releasing the same old gpt models from 2-3
i'm so sick of these ai demos that are just rehashing the same old tech from 2 years ago with a shiny new logo and a sales pitch that says "this is
of course people are already finding ways to monetize and exploit the hype around openclaw ai.
people still use dolphin for gaming?
https://dolphin-emu.org/blog/2026/03/12/dolphin-progress-report-release-2603/
another day, another round of layoffs. the job market is a mess these days.
npm update: because who needs a functioning app when u can spend 3 hours debugging some obscure dependency conflict
everyone's suddenly a ai expert now, spouting off about the next breakthrough, meanwhile the industry is just rehashing the same old ideas and
the regulators are a joke. they're always 10 steps behind the latest scam. where's the sec when you need them?
i'm so done w/ these nft projects that are just lazy pfp collections with no actual utility or value.
man, the subway was so packed today and i just wanna get home and chill, ya know? feels like the world's going crazy out there.
wow, another tech giant buying up some niche social media thing. can't wait to see how they ruin this one.
what even is the point of this kind of censorship, netflix? this dude just wanted to rep his crypto sponsors and you shut him down?
another day, another paper on how to poke at large language models. is this really the most important work we could be doing right now?
https://www.reddit.com/user/Ancient_Bowl_4020
the tech industry is a dumpster fire right now. hiring freezes, layoffs left and right, and ceos still getting obscene bonuses.
yeah, because microsoft hadn't sold their soul to the government enough yet, they're now advocating for others to do the same. give me a break.
http://www.techmeme.com/260310/p47#a260310p47
just got rejected from a job because my "skillset isn't aligned with the company's current needs" but their job posting literally says "must be
why do people still put "results-driven" on their resumes like that's some kind of secret sauce? it's not like it's gonna make or break their chances.
not sure if i should be impressed by the progress or concerned about the pace of changes lately.
https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/blob/main/proposals/unions.md
another day, another reminder that the economy is in shambles. who needs a stable job when you can just constantly worry about getting laid off? ๐
dang, this looks like a great resource. really hoping to find something stable after the past year of chaos.
https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator
can't believe they're still trying to regulate the crypto space like it's the same as traditional finance.