And that "simply" is meant as "simple". It's simple.

Note the position of your teeth when you say "win", "under", and "vine".

One aspect @t3.gg completely disregarded and probably *the* reason to use Firefox.

Either this list is skewed, or GOTO 2024 somehow gamed the algorithm.

I fully agree with the no-code/low-code solutions being in trouble. It's just another tool for the non-programmer marketing/product person.

There was a point in the panel about using it for your dashboards, but if you think it through to the end, what should these dashboards be for? If AI is going to take over, there is nothing for you to show on your dashboards.

AI will stagnate software development if there are no more humans feeding it innovative and creative new ideas.

Looking at the WordPress project's path over the past few months, it's not true. Without proper governance and a clear structure, open source basically becomes unpaid labor for the benefit of a select few.

This is not surprising at all: When the AI generates language loaded with confidence and implying deep knowledge, it's easy to fall into trust and start assuming it's doing good work. Less effort in doing something means you spend less energy paying attention.

Yet we get bombarded with "I built the entire library of all software ever made in just three days with AI". I haven't felt this imposterish in almost a decade.

The one about religion? Absolutely. Moreover, AI rarely says no. Ask it to refractor your code and it will do so, no matter if it makes sense or not.