One other onerous week in tech (Ep. 505)

Lots of people in tech misplaced their jobs this week—and in 2022, usually. Twitter is one state of affairs that many people are watching intently. One concept is that corporations are starting to prioritize lean groups and sustainable development over hypergrowth. Are we a turning level for the way tech will get constructed?

On right now’s podcast, Ben, Matt, and Cassidy replicate on job losses in tech, repojacking on GitHub, the ethics of generative AI, and what it might take to make us change browsers.

Episode notes:

The crew questions whether or not a print out of 60-90 days value of code is the correct benchmark for whether or not to put somebody off. 

Ben offers our podcast  listeners a heads as much as experiences of repo jacking on GitHub (who received forward of the difficulty rapidly).

We replicate on whether or not or not we’re okay with generative AI—and query tradeoffs between copyright and the flexibility for extra individuals to create stuff.

Ben discusses how his web browser could be turning into his second mind.

Matt and Cassidy get props from Ben for his or her rising reputation on Stack Overflow’s YouTube channel.

Observe Ben, Matt, and Cassidy.

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Tags: repo jacking, second mind, the stack overflow podcast