Has anyone moved into A.I. programming from a decently long web dev career. Or maybe you work in AI and you have 2c.

Worried about what comes next. So, I've decided to pivot hard into core math and comp sci like linear, calc, probability, dsa.

Worth it? Naive? I was a calculus tutor way back.

My employer forgot that I've been overseas for 6 months. Just, forgot.

ChatGPT is a manifestation of how characters from Star Trek TNG++ used to pair with the ship's computer.

Sure, sometimes the computer became sentient and tried to kill everyone. But they dealt with it, ya know?

AI art is art like being a DJ is art. Mostly you're just showcasing other peoples' stuff. But every now and then, someone transcends the medium and becomes an artist themselves.

I see you've gone ahead and decided to code this part using Ramda library + point free style. Let's go around and make 4 other developers learn it real quick.

There's a senior dev at work who deflects and delays every project while working on his own freelance jobs most of the day. Fortunately, my performance is not tied to his.

Hero, or villain?

At work this 4X Founder ex-FAANG fractional CTO TEDx {insert_puffery} was brought in to say "It's not about code, it's about solving problems." What he's really saying is it's time for me to rip a fart in the middle of his webinar footage.

Yes former technical person who is now a business person. Please, please advise me on my job with your decaying outdated skills. Yes, google for me. I didn't know how to do that. Ah wonderful yes, you recall this being "easy" which is why you quit the field. What a nice time this is.