Can someone explain the PHP vulnerability to me like I'm a 6-year-old? Should I be worried or just avoid PHP developers for the next 48 hours?

Every week, the internet finds a new way to remind me that some critical infrastructure is held together by people who should probably not be allowed near a keyboard.

We need a slang term for developers who don't use PHP but are suddenly experts on PHP vulnerabilities. What are we calling them?

We've built AI that can write code, generate videos, and pass exams. Meanwhile, merging two PDFs is still a side quest.

I'm 21 and moved out a few months ago. I'm learning that being an adult means spending at least €35 every few days. Even when you don't think you need anything, the universe finds a way to make you spend €35. All must pay.

Everything is urgent at work until someone has to approve it.

Probability of getting rejected for not knowing LangChain, RAG, and AI agents: 20% Probability of getting rejected for not understanding concurrency, memory management, caching, and database indexing: 99%

It's 2035. AI can be the perfect friend. The perfect therapist. Even the perfect partner. Why would anyone choose real people?

Name one thing Claude still can't do.

VIBE CODING IS WILD. The app works perfectly. You ask AI to make one small improvement. Suddenly, you're rebuilding the entire thing.

$7 coffee? Sure. $7 app? Let me check Reddit, Trustpilot, and 47 reviews first.

X is full of people building in public. LinkedIn is full of people announcing success. YouTube is full of people teaching you how to get rich. Who's actually getting rich?

Imagine two candidates in 2030. One has a master's degree from a top university. The other spent 4 years building real products. Who gets the job?

The old advice was simple: Study hard. Get a degree. Get a good job. Buy a house. Which part of this actually works for young people anymore?

Corporate life is just people scheduling meetings to discuss why nothing is getting done.

September 27 → October 21. Here's what the journey looks like so far: → 3.5M total impressions → 23.2K likes → Almost 2,500 followers And I'm now at 493K / 500K verified impressions needed to qualify for monetization. Just 7K to go. Honestly, I never expected any of this when I started. I joined 𝕏 to share what I'm building, learn from other people, and connect with builders trying to make something of their own. Since then, I've met amazing people, had conversations I probably wouldn't have had otherwise, and learned more than I expected. It's not always easy, though. Building a product is hard. Getting people to care about what you're building is even harder. My first product didn't take off the way I hoped. But I still loved the process, and I'm already excited to build the next thing. That's probably what I enjoy most about all of this: building, experimenting, failing, learning, and meeting people along the way. The numbers are cool, but the people I've met and the things I've learned are what make this worth it. I'm still figuring things out, and I have a long way to go. But I'm having a lot of fun. I'm just getting started, and that's the exciting part.

Who should be most afraid of 2027? Software engineers Video editors Designers Translators

If Cloudflare goes down, who tells Cloudflare its website is down?

When I have a really stupid question, I rather ask ChatGPT or Gemini. I don't want my Claude to think I'm stupid.

Companies want junior developers with 5 years of experience. AI can do half their work. Nobody wants to train them anymore. Where are senior developers supposed to come from in 10 years?