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My comment on 1 prompt was a theoretical benchmark that would need to be hit to eliminate (all or most paid) developer jobs. Also normal people don’t know what VPS hardening or docker services are.

Penetration of software will grow..... 1. There is lot of technical debt need to resolve (so due to cost they are avoiding it so now it can be chanelize ) 2. Companies can migrate the code faste from technology to another. 3. Tier 2 - 3 companies will get software technology access 4. For create new use cases of AI we still need lot of software

You're right. I mentioned productivity would increase and that would mean the overall pool would get smaller (assuming the needed developer need stayed the same in the future) so roles would be more competitive

​@@shadowstack typically although it seems intuitive, this isn't how tools work. When employees get more productive the smart business man keeps them and just produces more, lowering his price to undercut his competition. You cut people who AREN'T producing. Not people who suddenly start producing more. There will be shrewd types who cut because they can get the same for less work, but they will lose as they are out innovated by the guys who kept employees and increased what they could do. I've been a software engineer for about 8 years now, and everything you've said here is spot on though. Coding is the easiest part of my job. Designing a system that actually solves a human problem in the real world is what I'm actually paid for. Junior devs can code.

@@tacsmith That's if AI agents prove not to be another blockchain. If they are the real deal then SaaS will be destroyed.

@@priteshpatil5363 That's if AI agents don't destroy SaaS.

lets see in 10 years

18GB has been more than enough, I dont recall ever needing more. Hope this helps!

super key is like the linux version of the windows key or the command key on the mac. It lets you use keyboard shortcuts. More info here: help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/keyboard-key-super.html.en

It took me a few days to get them down tbh

Hey there, can you show me what kind of output you get in the terminal or link me to a repo you’re using. I’ll be happy to take a look. If you can run npm run dev then npm run build should work fine also

There is much more here than just themes. Lazyvim, lazydocker, lazygit, a great terminal experience and windows management, common front and back end languages, neovim. I think of it more as a desktop image for web developers

Hey there this was captured on my desktop computer which is 2560 x 1440

The documentation specifies Ubuntu but you could give it a go

no, only with fresh ubuntu install .

The battery life isn't much of an issue tbh. When I mention the "couple of hours" that is with screen brightness maxed, and many high demanding apps running at the same time (Docker, FInal Cut Pro etc). This is not a normal scenario for working off power. My initial reactions here nearly a year ago might've been over blown. In normal use 6 hours is for sure obtainable

It seems like a great way to transition people into Linux! I've tried Zed also and I like it

@@shadowstack after using zed i realized i dont need those 100 extentions i installed on vscode , zed with lazygit does all the things i ever needed. Life is simple now

Yes! It's worth a look. Maybe try it in a VM if you're not sure if you'll like it

Hey there, I’ll likely make another video when they announce the m4 Macs which is rumored to be any day now. My MacBook has run everything flawlessly and I have no regrets. It’s a great laptop that you can use like a desktop because it’s so powerful.

@@shadowstack Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate it!

🤣Its not magic, just a shortcut for macos to open up a terminal window. You can do the same on windows / linux which also have good terminal apps. The windows terminal app on the microsoft store is actually very good if you're on windows!

Yes! Many are on Astro’s website: astro.build/themes/

Hey there. I just cloned this project again and installed with "npm install" and ran it with "npm run dev" and saw no issues with the layout import or the data fetching. If you have a code repo with your code on github I would be happy to look at it

Yes that is possible! Use both images in the src/component/Nav.astro as either an import from an assets folder or using the public folder (no need to import if from public just src="image.jpg") and use tailwind classes to toggle the images similar to how src/components/DevicieMockUp.astro. The Dark image would the class "dark:hidden" and the light mode image would have "hidden dark:block"

@@shadowstack worked like a charm, very cool theme

It sounds like you're trying to adjust the `src/pages/projects.astro` page. You'd want to delete the block where we map over the projects (data.projects.map()). Delete that code starting with the opening curly bracket and then import each project card and render them as a component. Keep in mind the parent div uses grid classes to render the projects into columns using tailwind (grid md:grid-cols-2 sm:grid-cols-1 gap-8) so that can be adjusted accordingly. Here are the docs for that, hope this is helpful! tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-template-columns

@@shadowstack thanks i'll give it a try..

Well you could build it out like any of the other pages and use heading tags and P tags for the text. If its something like a privacy policy and wont need to be updated often that seems like the cleanest easiest way. You could also use Markdown and import the layout in the front matter so that way you could use the same page layout with just a simple clean text file (.md) but things like page title are not set up for markdown files. Here are the astro docs on importing a layout using a markdown file: docs.astro.build/en/guides/markdown-content/#frontmatter-layout

I would say so! Unless you're given specific requirements for specific software, so it might be worthwhile to check out software that you'd likely use before you order

@@nikhilthomas9282 pretty much anything in the M series of chips will work great. If you’re anticipating heavier tasks you should upgrade the ram. And to avoid storage issues I’d say 512gb is the minimum storage amount. The MacBook Airs are portable and less expensive while the MacBook pros are more money but they have better thermals and a much better screen. MacBooks on apple’s refurbished store are also in great shape if you want to save some money

@@shadowstack Hey there! I ordered the MacBook Pro with M3 pro chip, 18gigs of ram and 512gb of SSD. Took your recommendation on storage and ram! Thanks bro!

I bought it using the University Student discount

@@nikhilthomas9282 Awesome I have a similar config, enjoy!

@@shadowstack Thanks! :)

Are you trying to build the local development on windows, or what OS? What I would try first is deleting the node_modules folder in the directory and running npm install again (maybe something didnt install fully). Also you could try this: forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/12543/installing-magic-mirror-on-windows-10/2

@@shadowstack I’m on windows but thank you I’ll try that

Hi there. Both are more than capable for web development. What it comes down to is the screen and bulk mostly. The pro has the better screen but is a bit chunky and heavier and more money. It’s total preference, I went with the pro and have no regrets

Hey there, to be honest either machine would be ok I think. If you went with the 512GB SSD you might need to use an external storage drive down the road if you start running out of space but they are so fast these days the only real inconvenience is having to plug it in. The M2 pro and M3 pro both handle local LLMs pretty good!

@@shadowstack Thank you for your answer ! ✨ I have one more question . Can external stroge driver cause trouble like computer lag ? Can it be as efficient as an ssd on the chip ?

@@sena005 SSDs are very fast and they don't cost too much these days. I have a samesung T7 I used to back up files and have never had an issue with it!

Good point, as someone who does both I needed a machine that could also do both. The reality is web development doesn’t need as much power so I leaned into how well this runs more demanding software like Final Cut. My day job is web development and I do touch on my work flow with build tools so I think the title is ok