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Ever heard a colleague pontificate on a topic after watching just one tutorial? Some even explain it better than its inventor, swearing they've grasped everything.
Whether AI is quietly taking junior developer jobs is a hot debate. One programmer decided to find out with a personal experiment.
Imagine working endless hours, pushing to "innovate," only to find yourself completely drained. Welcome to tech's dark side, where even the brightest minds burn out.
After years of empty promises and features nobody asked for, Apple decided to try something radical: building AI that actual humans might want to use. At Monday's WWDC keynote, the company laid out an AI strategy designed less to dazzle tech reporters and more to solve real everyday annoyances.
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AI made us all faster at writing code, but nobody's asking the question that actually matters: did we become better engineers or just lazier? Turns out someone decided to build a quiz to figure out exactly what kind of developer you really are.
Ever wished for a video editor that understands what you want to do before you even ask? A developer decided to build exactly that, and the result is an application that turns video editing from nightmare fuel into something almost enjoyable. Spoiler: AI agents are involved.
Two years of waiting, shareholder calls, and stock charts that won't budge the way investors hoped: Apple is finally ready to show its AI hand. Next week at its Worldwide Developers Conference, Cupertino is expected to unveil how it plans to transform its devices with artificial intelligence—and the money people can't wait to see it.
A simple question from an eleven-year-old sparked a realization that might catch you off guard: as kids today grow up with AI writing code for them, what does "programming" actually mean anymore? Spoiler: the answer isn't what you'd think.
If you work in finance and use Claude, someone just decided to make it speak your language — literally and professionally. A developer took Anthropic's official toolkit and transformed it into a custom toolbox built for people living inside stock markets.
While the world celebrates AI as the great job savior, Shopee does the opposite: it's firing hundreds of developers. Welcome to the paradox of the moment—companies embrace AI while simultaneously showing the door to the people who build it.
This morning Apple flipped the switch on what could be Siri's biggest makeover since it last admitted defeat by saying "I didn't understand that." iOS 27, a turbocharged Apple Intelligence, and a mountain of developer goodies—but there's an ending that tastes like goodbye.
