was just reading some news today and it honestly blew my mind.

we mostly just use AI to help us code or write emails, but it turns out the US military has been using tools like Claude for actual combat planning. there are even reports they used AI during the recent airstrikes on Iran.

the crazy part is the drama behind it. Anthropic (the company behind Claude) actually pushed back. they drew a hard line saying they wouldn't allow their AI to be used for fully autonomous weapons. because of that, the pentagon basically cut ties with them and went looking for other companies (like OpenAI) who would agree to their terms.

it’s just wild to think about. AI isn't just our little coding assistant anymore.. it’s literally becoming the brain behind global warfare.

kind of a scary reality check today. what do you guys think about AI being used for stuff like this?

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@futurefullstack

Let's hit 100 today, guys!

@futurefullstack

Finally, we reached 100! 🎉🎉🎉 Thank you, guys.

@futurefullstack

Today I learned about TanStack Query and how it simplifies data fetching and caching in React. It’s interesting to see how it removes a lot of the complexity we usually deal with when using useEffect and manual state management.

I also tried to refactor my CryptoTracker project using what I learned. The refactoring went pretty well and the structure feels better now.

Unfortunately, there’s one bug I couldn’t debug today 😅. I’ll revisit it tomorrow with a fresh mind.

That’s it for today.
Good night everyone 🌙

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@From_Code_to_Creation

What does this mean? I don't understand 😭😭

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