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What is the AI vibe at work like for you?
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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2025
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I am reminded of this article.
PWAs are cool af and widely used for publishing apps on the App/Play stores. It's a shame they haven't been adopted more widely for their original purpose of installing apps outside of those stores, but you can't get everything you want.
lol Silverlight.
In fairness, a lot of those did take over the web for a time and lead to some cool stuff (and also some wild security exploits).
Holy shit... XD
Honestly I feel like for small data analysis, simple regressions etc., AI is game changer.
Not for the reasons you might think. As a social scientist, my biggest advantage in postdoc applications was my programming capabilities. Now, my PIs think that they don't matter. I have difficulties explaining to them why a vibe coder shouldn't do science but it really is impossible for some people...