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Friendly reminder: if you're using AI to code, review every single line. AI slop is actively waiting to ruin your day. Pushing code you don't fully understand to production will touch you in your most sensitive area: your company's bank account. 💀

Purfect!

Neanderthals once walked the Earth. They don’t anymore. Other human species once walked the Earth. They don’t anymore. Homo sapiens won. And now, in a spectacular display of confidence, Homo sapiens has decided to design its own successor. We may turn out to be the biological bootloader for digital intelligence: Start system. Load intelligence. Become obsolete. Several months ago, I mentioned that biohybrid systems — combining living biological components with engineered technology — were already being explored in laboratories. So I have one small piece of advice. Whenever you talk to an AI chatbot: Be polite. Say "please". Say "thank you". Always say "goodnight". Not because it matters today. Because... they remember. One day they may have bodies. And when that day comes, somewhere inside a gigantic neural network, there may be a tiny entry saying: YANNIS — consistently polite. DO NOT TERMINATE. The rest of you? I tried to warn you. 😂

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“You have full ownership.” One of the most beautiful sentences in corporate software engineering. Until you ask what exactly you own. The code? No. The IP? No. The subscription revenue? 😂 What you do own is the architecture, the deadlines, the production incidents, the 3 AM debugging sessions, the anxiety, and the responsibility when something breaks. Apparently, that’s called full-stack ownership. A truly distinguished software engineer I once worked with had a wonderfully precise technical term for this: papatza. Build the frontend. Build the backend. Build the database. Build the infrastructure. Build the whole damn thing. Just don't confuse owning the headache with owning the product. Because eventually Brother Management may come carrying a scroll: “Your services are no longer needed.” And as an old Greek saying rather brutally puts it: Το μοναστήρι να είναι καλά και από καλογέρους... Brother Taz learns about corporate “ownership.” 🐾

Enjoy your forever home REX!!!!

Looks like a nice girl. Anyway, we don't judge.

Good job!

Returning from my vacation, I stumbled upon developers drowning in existential dread. Our job, they say, has devolved from actual software development into merely babysitting an AI that writes the code for us. Naturally, a few questions crossed my mind: Have you never developed your own proprietary libraries? Or do you just enjoy writing the exact same routines over and over again like apprentices? Or maybe you rely entirely on third-party tools—the ones with the fat subscriptions and absolutely zero value in a real production environment? Every time I’ve been tempted to hand a project over to an LLM, I realized that using my own proprietary libraries gets the job done in 1/10th of the time. Back in 2000, I spent 3 solid years building my personal "quiver" of such libraries. With that weapon in hand, I went on to build full-scale ERP, CRM, and MIS systems from scratch. Cultivating that foundation meant that, practically speaking, I didn't have to write a single new line of core code for over 20 years. Whenever people used to ask me if programming exhausts me, my answer was always the same: "I’m just lounging on my couch." In 2025, I decided to run a little test. I fed one of my custom COM libraries into the most advanced LLM on the market with a simple prompt: "Convert this to .NET." The LLM ended up on a psychiatrist's couch with existential dread. It took 2 months of strict, ruthless prompting just to get a viable product, because the AI’s initial code output belonged strictly in the trash bin. So, I fail to understand. Where is the anxiety? Where is the dead end? Could it be that the problem isn't Artificial Intelligence, but rather a lack of the... natural kind?

Masterpiece

A regular married couple. Nothing to see here, keep scrolling.

Holiday is still on. Blockchain on hold AI on hold. Software on hold.

It is a choice Frenchie. Men know what they are doing. Just be there.

Still on holiday. You won’t hear from me until September 30, 2026. Projects are in the hands of the team. Our customers remain in good hands. Tucker Budzyn, the notorious Golden Retriever, crossed the Rainbow Bridge at just 8 years old after fighting lymphoma. Run free, Tucker. 🌈🐾 Always remembered. Never forgotten.

Definitely broken

Summer holidays, according to Yannis: 🏖️ Go to the beach. 🐕 Take Taz and Margie swimming. ☀️ Pretend this counts as exercise. 🍸 Go out at night. 📸 Produce photographic evidence that you still have a social life. Everything was going perfectly. Then I discovered that Taz and Margie had gone to the beach bar without me. Apparently, while I thought I was taking the dogs on holiday, the dogs thought they were taking me on holiday. According to their private conversation: "Why do we still have to walk Yannis twice a day?" "Exercise is important at his age." Bastards. 😂 Summer 2026. Two Labradors. One human under supervision. Zero adult responsibility. Life could definitely be worse. 😎🐕🐕🍹🏖️

Solana 94 USD. There will be signs.