I think this blog post could use a disclaimer that Redis has AI offerings and would like to expand in the vector database market.
The fact that the author addresses the young makes me feel uncomfortable. Gen-Z knows that currently almost all blog posts have an ulterior motive and are worded in a way that claims to be in their best interests.
Do not listen to well-known programmers who use their non-AI earned fame to steer you into the unknown future.
The AI stock market is already collapsing as we speak and these recommendations aren't worth much.
Totally agree. But I have the feeling damage has already been done, like full oop back then. To be precise I don't think oop was a total mistake, rather being maximalists about it was a mistake like with AI. I am so pessimist that I believe sooner or later we will testify the first death because of ai unreviewed code. I hope I'll be wrong
You're right. It's disappointing to see an established name, which I used to respect as a voice of an experienced programmer, pivoted to a different field and purpose. There's no substance or personality there anymore, only a kind of indirect marketing for how to drive an overhyped code-generation service provided by a corporation.
From out of the ruins other voices of reason, talent and expertise will surely emerge, but it will be difficult to find and listen amidst the public pollution and industrial megaphone drowning them out. The mainstream culture has been enshittified, and healthy creative subcultures have yet to grow into their stride.
The fact that the author addresses the young makes me feel uncomfortable. Gen-Z knows that currently almost all blog posts have an ulterior motive and are worded in a way that claims to be in their best interests.
Do not listen to well-known programmers who use their non-AI earned fame to steer you into the unknown future.
The AI stock market is already collapsing as we speak and these recommendations aren't worth much.