As someone born in the 90's, I haven't used Xerox‘s products. This is my regret.
Maybe in another 10 years, my children will not be able to understand why their father used to play the keyboard on the computer every day.
huizhou92
To be honest, in the vibe coding era, I was more of a spectator than a person who dared to use
Nowadays, I don't write much code myself.
My own publication is https://pub.huizhou92.com/
But subscriptions aren't huge.
One Professor Got Half the World to Work For Him — And We Should Thank Him
He hid the world's grunt work inside a game a captcha and a language app and hundreds of millions of people did it without noticing
One Lab Invented The Modern Computer And Sold Almost None Of It
It watched everyone else get rich off its inventions and somehow that was not a failure
Who Really Deserves To Be Called The Father Of The Internet
From ARPANET to the World Wide Web the Internet was built by a network of pioneers not one inventor
Distributed Transaction Consistency in Go
Saga, TCC, and the Local Message Table
I think AI has now completely overturned all past development models.
Even software may be disrupted, with more and more one-off code appearing.
AI Can Answer Anything So What’s Left For You?
The bottleneck shifted from finding information to asking the right questions — and judging which answers matter.
India Threatened Apple With a $38 Billion Fine. Here’s How the Math Works.
How India's CCI used global revenue to calculate a $38 billion antitrust penalty against Apple
Your CLI Tool Has a New Primary User. It’s Not Human.
How AI Agents Are Breaking CLI Tools that Were Never Designed for Machine Callers
Thank you so much for this thoughtful comment — and for bringing up SGI!
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