I Quit. The Clankers Won(dbushell.com)
324 points by domysee | 349 comments
David Bushell's blog post responding to peers who say blogging and coding are over due to AI, arguing against losing faith in sharing expertise.
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I said no and Apple said yes(dbushell.com)
724 points by thatslast | 576 comments
David Bushell's blog post about macOS enabling a feature that phoned home with personal data, which he disabled, and Apple later overriding his choice.
404 Deno CEO not found(dbushell.com)
233 points by WhyNotHugo | 166 comments
Friendship ended with Deno, now Node is my best friend(dbushell.com)
304 points by ibobev | 228 comments
Blog post by David Bushell explaining his switch back from Deno to Node.js after using Node on a SvelteKit client project.
AI Policy(dbushell.com)
36 points by duck | 32 comments
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A personal blog post on pinecoder.dev reflecting on how the author's previous job now feels distant.
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97 points by sagacity | 93 comments
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492 points by benrutter | 375 comments
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