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It is June 16, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report.
As we edge closer and closer to the singularity, more and more crazy stuff is going to happen in tech.
In today's video, I have 5 crazy stories to share with you about things you should know about as a developer this week.
Let's get started with some bad news.
Google Domains is shutting were more accurately being sold to Squarespace.
This announcement came out of nowhere and was pretty shocking to me as a Google Domains customer, because Google rarely kills its own products, except for Stadia, Hangouts, Duo, Google Plus, Android Things, Loon, Angular JS, and a few hundred others.
In addition, just a few weeks ago, they announced a bunch of new top level domains like dot dad in dot zip, and I'm the proud owner of kung dot fu, but apparently, you guys didn't do your part and buy enough of these domains to make the platform viable for Google.
And that means I now have to call myself a Squarespace developer.
That's pretty bad, but it's nothing compared to what Russia's Killnet is about to do to the global banking system.
They teamed up with anonymous Sudan and a few other friends to make these extremely cheesy videos, letting the world know about their upcoming attack well in advance.
Within 48 hours, we are launching this Global company.
Nothing will save you, and this is not a warning.
I am just informing you.
You have never seen such problems before.
We are killing it.
Now there were some actual cyberattacks on US government infrastructure yesterday, but as of right now, the banking system is still intact.
We knew stuff like this was going to happen because is our friends at the World Economic Forum have been worrying about
it for the last few years.
The frightening scenario of a comprehensive cyber attack.
The COVID 19 crisis would be seen in this respect as a small disturbance In comparison.
And as expected, it's playing out like a Hollywood movie, while simultaneously we have aliens landing in people's backyards.
I told you 2023 was gonna get weird.
Now, lately, I've managed to restrain myself from talking about artificial intelligence, but OpenAI just released a really cool new feature called functions, which allows GPT 4 to format responses that could execute your own back end code.
Basically, it allows GPT 4 to output JSON in a more deterministic way.
As a developer, you provide an array of functions that can call, which allows it to format the responses in JSON with the correct arguments and data types, and that makes it far easier to build chatbots that execute your own code.
Speaking of AI, Vercel just released a brand new NPM package called AI.
I tried it out myself and it's by are the quickest and easiest way to build an AI chatbot.
I'll have a full tutorial on my second channel soon, so make sure you're subscribed over there.
But what makes it so cool is that it provides helpers for streaming text responses that allow you to recreate that typing effect that you get in apps like ChatGPT.
In In addition, it integrates with all the major LLMs on platforms like Anthropic, Cohere, Hugging Face, and of course, OpenAI.
Next, we have an update on Reddit, which is still currently on fire.
There's still close to 5,000 subreddits in private mode, which has been extended from 48 hours to indefinitely until Reddit provides fair API pricing.
Reddit EOS Steve Huffman is prepared to die on this hill, and a leaked internal email showed him downplaying the impact of the protest, which made people even more angry, and that means we may never get our beloved programmer humor subreddit back.
At least until they kick out the mods and reopen it manually.
This has been the CodeReport, thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: It is June 16, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. As we edge closer and closer to the singularity, more and more crazy stuff is going to happen in tech. In today's video, I have 5 crazy stories to share with you about things you should know about as a developer this week. Let's get started with some bad news. Google Domains is shutting were more accurately being sold to Squarespace.

This announcement came out of nowhere and was pretty shocking to me as a Google Domains customer, because Google rarely kills its own products, except for Stadia, Hangouts, Duo, Google Plus, Android Things, Loon, Angular JS, and a few hundred others. In addition, just a few weeks ago, they announced a bunch of new top level domains like dot dad in dot zip, and I'm the proud owner of kung dot fu, but apparently, you guys didn't do your part and buy enough of these domains to make the platform viable for Google. And that means I now have to call myself a Squarespace developer. That's pretty bad, but it's nothing compared to what Russia's Killnet is about to do to the global banking system. They teamed up with anonymous Sudan and a few other friends to make these extremely cheesy videos, letting the world know about their upcoming attack well in advance.

Speaker 1: Within 48 hours, we are launching this Global company. Nothing will save you, and this is not a warning. I am just informing you. You have never seen such problems before. We are killing it.

Speaker 0: Now there were some actual cyberattacks on US government infrastructure yesterday, but as of right now, the banking system is still intact. We knew stuff like this was going to happen because is our friends at the World Economic Forum have been worrying about

Speaker 2: it for the last few years. The frightening scenario of a comprehensive cyber attack. The COVID 19 crisis would be seen in this respect as a small disturbance In comparison.

Speaker 0: And as expected, it's playing out like a Hollywood movie, while simultaneously we have aliens landing in people's backyards. I told you 2023 was gonna get weird. Now, lately, I've managed to restrain myself from talking about artificial intelligence, but OpenAI just released a really cool new feature called functions, which allows GPT 4 to format responses that could execute your own back end code. Basically, it allows GPT 4 to output JSON in a more deterministic way. As a developer, you provide an array of functions that can call, which allows it to format the responses in JSON with the correct arguments and data types, and that makes it far easier to build chatbots that execute your own code.

Speaking of AI, Vercel just released a brand new NPM package called AI. I tried it out myself and it's by are the quickest and easiest way to build an AI chatbot. I'll have a full tutorial on my second channel soon, so make sure you're subscribed over there. But what makes it so cool is that it provides helpers for streaming text responses that allow you to recreate that typing effect that you get in apps like ChatGPT. In In addition, it integrates with all the major LLMs on platforms like Anthropic, Cohere, Hugging Face, and of course, OpenAI.

Next, we have an update on Reddit, which is still currently on fire. There's still close to 5,000 subreddits in private mode, which has been extended from 48 hours to indefinitely until Reddit provides fair API pricing. Reddit EOS Steve Huffman is prepared to die on this hill, and a leaked internal email showed him downplaying the impact of the protest, which made people even more angry, and that means we may never get our beloved programmer humor subreddit back. At least until they kick out the mods and reopen it manually. This has been the CodeReport, thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It is June 16, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. As we edge closer and closer to the singularity, more and more crazy stuff is going to happen in tech.
In today's video, I have 5 crazy stories to share with you about things you should know about as a developer this week. Let's get started with some bad news. Google Domains is shutting were more accurately being sold to Squarespace. This announcement came out of nowhere and was pretty shocking to me as a Google Domains customer, because Google rarely kills its own products, except for Stadia, Hangouts, Duo, Google Plus, Android Things, Loon, Angular JS, and a few hundred others. In addition, just a few weeks ago, they announced a bunch of new top level domains like dot dad in dot zip, and I'm the proud owner of kung dot fu, but apparently, you guys didn't do your part and buy enough of these domains to make the platform viable for Google.
google
intellectual property
And that means I now have to call myself a Squarespace developer. That's pretty bad, but it's nothing compared to what Russia's Killnet is about to do to the global banking system. They teamed up with anonymous Sudan and a few other friends to make these extremely cheesy videos, letting the world know about their upcoming attack well in advance.
Within 48 hours, we are launching this Global company. Nothing will save you, and this is not a warning. I am just informing you. You have never seen such problems before. We are killing it. Now there were some actual cyberattacks on US government infrastructure yesterday, but as of right now, the banking system is still intact. We knew stuff like this was going to happen because is our friends at the World Economic Forum have been worrying about it for the last few years. The frightening scenario of a comprehensive cyber attack. The COVID 19 crisis would be seen in this respect as a small disturbance In comparison. And as expected, it's playing out like a Hollywood movie, while simultaneously we have aliens landing in people's backyards. I told you 2023 was gonna get weird. Now, lately, I've managed to restrain myself from talking about artificial intelligence, but OpenAI just released a really cool new feature called functions, which allows GPT 4 to format responses that could execute your own back end code. Basically, it allows GPT 4 to output JSON in a more deterministic way. As a developer, you provide an array of functions that can call, which allows it to format the responses in JSON with the correct arguments and data types, and that makes it far easier to build chatbots that execute your own code. Speaking of AI, Vercel just released a brand new NPM package called AI. I tried it out myself and it's by are the quickest and easiest way to build an AI chatbot. I'll have a full tutorial on my second channel soon, so make sure you're subscribed over there. But what makes it so cool is that it provides helpers for streaming text responses that allow you to recreate that typing effect that you get in apps like ChatGPT. In In addition, it integrates with all the major LLMs on platforms like Anthropic, Cohere, Hugging Face, and of course, OpenAI.
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covid-19
government
banking
multimedia
infrastructure
terrorism
networking
democracy
software development
artificial intelligence
internet
capitalism
robotics
telecommunications
Next, we have an update on Reddit, which is still currently on fire. There's still close to 5,000 subreddits in private mode, which has been extended from 48 hours to indefinitely until Reddit provides fair API pricing. Reddit EOS Steve Huffman is prepared to die on this hill, and a leaked internal email showed him downplaying the impact of the protest, which made people even more angry, and that means we may never get our beloved programmer humor subreddit back. At least until they kick out the mods and reopen it manually. This has been the CodeReport, thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It is June 16, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. As we edge closer and closer to the singularity, more and more crazy stuff is going to happen in tech. In today's video, I have 5 crazy stories to share with you about things you should know about as a developer this week. Let's get started with some bad news. Google Domains is shutting were more accurately being sold to Squarespace. This announcement came out of nowhere and was pretty shocking to me as a Google Domains customer, because Google rarely kills its own products, except for Stadia, Hangouts, Duo, Google Plus, Android Things, Loon, Angular JS, and a few hundred others. In addition, just a few weeks ago, they announced a bunch of new top level domains like dot dad in dot zip, and I'm the proud owner of kung dot fu, but apparently, you guys didn't do your part and buy enough of these domains to make the platform viable for Google. And that means I now have to call myself a Squarespace developer. That's pretty bad, but it's nothing compared to what Russia's Killnet is about to do to the global banking system. They teamed up with anonymous Sudan and a few other friends to make these extremely cheesy videos, letting the world know about their upcoming attack well in advance. Within 48 hours, we are launching this Global company. Nothing will save you, and this is not a warning. I am just informing you. You have never seen such problems before. We are killing it. Now there were some actual cyberattacks on US government infrastructure yesterday, but as of right now, the banking system is still intact. We knew stuff like this was going to happen because is our friends at the World Economic Forum have been worrying about it for the last few years. The frightening scenario of a comprehensive cyber attack. The COVID 19 crisis would be seen in this respect as a small disturbance In comparison. And as expected, it's playing out like a Hollywood movie, while simultaneously we have aliens landing in people's backyards. I told you 2023 was gonna get weird. Now, lately, I've managed to restrain myself from talking about artificial intelligence, but OpenAI just released a really cool new feature called functions, which allows GPT 4 to format responses that could execute your own back end code. Basically, it allows GPT 4 to output JSON in a more deterministic way. As a developer, you provide an array of functions that can call, which allows it to format the responses in JSON with the correct arguments and data types, and that makes it far easier to build chatbots that execute your own code. Speaking of AI, Vercel just released a brand new NPM package called AI. I tried it out myself and it's by are the quickest and easiest way to build an AI chatbot. I'll have a full tutorial on my second channel soon, so make sure you're subscribed over there. But what makes it so cool is that it provides helpers for streaming text responses that allow you to recreate that typing effect that you get in apps like ChatGPT. In In addition, it integrates with all the major LLMs on platforms like Anthropic, Cohere, Hugging Face, and of course, OpenAI. Next, we have an update on Reddit, which is still currently on fire. There's still close to 5,000 subreddits in private mode, which has been extended from 48 hours to indefinitely until Reddit provides fair API pricing. Reddit EOS Steve Huffman is prepared to die on this hill, and a leaked internal email showed him downplaying the impact of the protest, which made people even more angry, and that means we may never get our beloved programmer humor subreddit back. At least until they kick out the mods and reopen it manually. This has been the CodeReport, thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
It
it
is
is
June
june
16,
16
2023,
2023
and
and
you
you
are
are
watching
watching
the
the
Code
code
Report.
report
As
as
we
we
edge
edge
closer
closer
and
and
closer
closer
to
to
the
the
singularity,
singularity
more
more
and
and
more
more
crazy
crazy
stuff
stuff
is
is
going
going
to
to
happen
happen
in
in
tech.
tech
In
in
today's
today's
video,
video
I
i
have
have
5
5
crazy
crazy
stories
stories
to
to
share
share
with
with
you
you
about
about
things
things
you
you
should
should
know
know
about
about
as
as
a
a
developer
developer
this
this
week.
week
Let's
let's
get
get
started
started
with
with
some
some
bad
bad
news.
news
Google
google
Domains
domains
is
is
shutting
shutting
were
were
more
more
accurately
accurately
being
being
sold
sold
to
to
Squarespace.
squarespace
This
this
announcement
announcement
came
came
out
out
of
of
nowhere
nowhere
and
and
was
was
pretty
pretty
shocking
shocking
to
to
me
me
as
as
a
a
Google
google
Domains
domains
customer,
customer
because
because
Google
google
rarely
rarely
kills
kills
its
its
own
own
products,
products
except
except
for
for
Stadia,
stadia
Hangouts,
hangouts
Duo,
duo
Google
google
Plus,
plus
Android
android
Things,
things
Loon,
loon
Angular
angular
JS,
js
and
and
a
a
few
few
hundred
hundred
others.
others
In
in
addition,
addition
just
just
a
a
few
few
weeks
weeks
ago,
ago
they
they
announced
announced
a
a
bunch
bunch
of
of
new
new
top
top
level
level
domains
domains
like
like
dot
dot
dad
dad
in
in
dot
dot
zip,
zip
and
and
I'm
i'm
the
the
proud
proud
owner
owner
of
of
kung
kung
dot
dot
fu,
fu
but
but
apparently,
apparently
you
you
guys
guys
didn't
didn't
do
do
your
your
part
part
and
and
buy
buy
enough
enough
of
of
these
these
domains
domains
to
to
make
make
the
the
platform
platform
viable
viable
for
for
Google.
google
And
and
that
that
means
means
I
i
now
now
have
have
to
to
call
call
myself
myself
a
a
Squarespace
squarespace
developer.
developer
That's
that's
pretty
pretty
bad,
bad
but
but
it's
it's
nothing
nothing
compared
compared
to
to
what
what
Russia's
russia's
Killnet
killnet
is
is
about
about
to
to
do
do
to
to
the
the
global
global
banking
banking
system.
system
They
they
teamed
teamed
up
up
with
with
anonymous
anonymous
Sudan
sudan
and
and
a
a
few
few
other
other
friends
friends
to
to
make
make
these
these
extremely
extremely
cheesy
cheesy
videos,
videos
letting
letting
the
the
world
world
know
know
about
about
their
their
upcoming
upcoming
attack
attack
well
well
in
in
advance.
advance
Within
within
48
48
hours,
hours
we
we
are
are
launching
launching
this
this
Global
global
company.
company
Nothing
nothing
will
will
save
save
you,
you
and
and
this
this
is
is
not
not
a
a
warning.
warning
I
i
am
am
just
just
informing
informing
you.
you
You
you
have
have
never
never
seen
seen
such
such
problems
problems
before.
before
We
we
are
are
killing
killing
it.
it
Now
now
there
there
were
were
some
some
actual
actual
cyberattacks
cyberattacks
on
on
US
us
government
government
infrastructure
infrastructure
yesterday,
yesterday
but
but
as
as
of
of
right
right
now,
now
the
the
banking
banking
system
system
is
is
still
still
intact.
intact
We
we
knew
knew
stuff
stuff
like
like
this
this
was
was
going
going
to
to
happen
happen
because
because
is
is
our
our
friends
friends
at
at
the
the
World
world
Economic
economic
Forum
forum
have
have
been
been
worrying
worrying
about
about
it
it
for
for
the
the
last
last
few
few
years.
years
The
the
frightening
frightening
scenario
scenario
of
of
a
a
comprehensive
comprehensive
cyber
cyber
attack.
attack
The
the
COVID
covid
19
19
crisis
crisis
would
would
be
be
seen
seen
in
in
this
this
respect
respect
as
as
a
a
small
small
disturbance
disturbance
In
in
comparison.
comparison
And
and
as
as
expected,
expected
it's
it's
playing
playing
out
out
like
like
a
a
Hollywood
hollywood
movie,
movie
while
while
simultaneously
simultaneously
we
we
have
have
aliens
aliens
landing
landing
in
in
people's
people's
backyards.
backyards
I
i
told
told
you
you
2023
2023
was
was
gonna
gonna
get
get
weird.
weird
Now,
now
lately,
lately
I've
i've
managed
managed
to
to
restrain
restrain
myself
myself
from
from
talking
talking
about
about
artificial
artificial
intelligence,
intelligence
but
but
OpenAI
openai
just
just
released
released
a
a
really
really
cool
cool
new
new
feature
feature
called
called
functions,
functions
which
which
allows
allows
GPT
gpt
4
4
to
to
format
format
responses
responses
that
that
could
could
execute
execute
your
your
own
own
back
back
end
end
code.
code
Basically,
basically
it
it
allows
allows
GPT
gpt
4
4
to
to
output
output
JSON
json
in
in
a
a
more
more
deterministic
deterministic
way.
way
As
as
a
a
developer,
developer
you
you
provide
provide
an
an
array
array
of
of
functions
functions
that
that
can
can
call,
call
which
which
allows
allows
it
it
to
to
format
format
the
the
responses
responses
in
in
JSON
json
with
with
the
the
correct
correct
arguments
arguments
and
and
data
data
types,
types
and
and
that
that
makes
makes
it
it
far
far
easier
easier
to
to
build
build
chatbots
chatbots
that
that
execute
execute
your
your
own
own
code.
code
Speaking
speaking
of
of
AI,
ai
Vercel
vercel
just
just
released
released
a
a
brand
brand
new
new
NPM
npm
package
package
called
called
AI.
ai
I
i
tried
tried
it
it
out
out
myself
myself
and
and
it's
it's
by
by
are
are
the
the
quickest
quickest
and
and
easiest
easiest
way
way
to
to
build
build
an
an
AI
ai
chatbot.
chatbot
I'll
i'll
have
have
a
a
full
full
tutorial
tutorial
on
on
my
my
second
second
channel
channel
soon,
soon
so
so
make
make
sure
sure
you're
you're
subscribed
subscribed
over
over
there.
there
But
but
what
what
makes
makes
it
it
so
so
cool
cool
is
is
that
that
it
it
provides
provides
helpers
helpers
for
for
streaming
streaming
text
text
responses
responses
that
that
allow
allow
you
you
to
to
recreate
recreate
that
that
typing
typing
effect
effect
that
that
you
you
get
get
in
in
apps
apps
like
like
ChatGPT.
chatgpt
In
in
In
in
addition,
addition
it
it
integrates
integrates
with
with
all
all
the
the
major
major
LLMs
llms
on
on
platforms
platforms
like
like
Anthropic,
anthropic
Cohere,
cohere
Hugging
hugging
Face,
face
and
and
of
of
course,
course
OpenAI.
openai
Next,
next
we
we
have
have
an
an
update
update
on
on
Reddit,
reddit
which
which
is
is
still
still
currently
currently
on
on
fire.
fire
There's
there's
still
still
close
close
to
to
5,000
5,000
subreddits
subreddits
in
in
private
private
mode,
mode
which
which
has
has
been
been
extended
extended
from
from
48
48
hours
hours
to
to
indefinitely
indefinitely
until
until
Reddit
reddit
provides
provides
fair
fair
API
api
pricing.
pricing
Reddit
reddit
EOS
eos
Steve
steve
Huffman
huffman
is
is
prepared
prepared
to
to
die
die
on
on
this
this
hill,
hill
and
and
a
a
leaked
leaked
internal
internal
email
email
showed
showed
him
him
downplaying
downplaying
the
the
impact
impact
of
of
the
the
protest,
protest
which
which
made
made
people
people
even
even
more
more
angry,
angry
and
and
that
that
means
means
we
we
may
may
never
never
get
get
our
our
beloved
beloved
programmer
programmer
humor
humor
subreddit
subreddit
back.
back
At
at
least
least
until
until
they
they
kick
kick
out
out
the
the
mods
mods
and
and
reopen
reopen
it
it
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Speaker 0 shares various news stories about the recent IT industry shutdowns and the potential for cyber attacks. They also mention a new feature called functions that allows GPT 4 to format responses that could execute the back end code. Speaker 0 also discusses a new NPM package for AI chatbots and a leaked internal email showing people downplaying the impact of the protest.
RIP Google Domains… and 5 big tech stories this week
It is June 16, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. As we edge closer and closer to the singularity, more and more crazy stuff is going to happen in tech. In today's video, I have 5 crazy stories to share with you about things you should know about as a developer this week. Let's get started with some bad news. Google Domains is shutting were more accurately being sold to Squarespace. This announcement came out of nowhere and was pretty shocking to me as a Google Domains customer, because Google rarely kills its own products, except for Stadia, Hangouts, Duo, Google Plus, Android Things, Loon, Angular JS, and a few hundred others. In addition, just a few weeks ago, they announced a bunch of new top level domains like dot dad in dot zip, and I'm the proud owner of kung dot fu, but apparently, you guys didn't do your part and buy enough of these domains to make the platform viable for Google. And that means I now have to call myself a Squarespace developer. That's pretty bad, but it's nothing compared to what Russia's Killnet is about to do to the global banking system. They teamed up with anonymous Sudan and a few other friends to make these extremely cheesy videos, letting the world know about their upcoming attack well in advance. Within 48 hours, we are launching this Global company. Nothing will save you, and this is not a warning. I am just informing you. You have never seen such problems before. We are killing it. Now there were some actual cyberattacks on US government infrastructure yesterday, but as of right now, the banking system is still intact. We knew stuff like this was going to happen because is our friends at the World Economic Forum have been worrying about it for the last few years. The frightening scenario of a comprehensive cyber attack. The COVID 19 crisis would be seen in this respect as a small disturbance In comparison. And as expected, it's playing out like a Hollywood movie, while simultaneously we have aliens landing in people's backyards. I told you 2023 was gonna get weird. Now, lately, I've managed to restrain myself from talking about artificial intelligence, but OpenAI just released a really cool new feature called functions, which allows GPT 4 to format responses that could execute your own back end code. Basically, it allows GPT 4 to output JSON in a more deterministic way. As a developer, you provide an array of functions that can call, which allows it to format the responses in JSON with the correct arguments and data types, and that makes it far easier to build chatbots that execute your own code. Speaking of AI, Vercel just released a brand new NPM package called AI. I tried it out myself and it's by are the quickest and easiest way to build an AI chatbot. I'll have a full tutorial on my second channel soon, so make sure you're subscribed over there. But what makes it so cool is that it provides helpers for streaming text responses that allow you to recreate that typing effect that you get in apps like ChatGPT. In In addition, it integrates with all the major LLMs on platforms like Anthropic, Cohere, Hugging Face, and of course, OpenAI. Next, we have an update on Reddit, which is still currently on fire. There's still close to 5,000 subreddits in private mode, which has been extended from 48 hours to indefinitely until Reddit provides fair API pricing. Reddit EOS Steve Huffman is prepared to die on this hill, and a leaked internal email showed him downplaying the impact of the protest, which made people even more angry, and that means we may never get our beloved programmer humor subreddit back. At least until they kick out the mods and reopen it manually. This has been the CodeReport, thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
Speaker 0 shares various news stories about the recent IT industry shutdowns and the potential for cyber attacks. They also mention a new feature called functions that allows GPT 4 to format responses that could execute the back end code. Speaker 0 also discusses a new NPM package for AI chatbots and a leaked internal email showing people downplaying the impact of the protest.

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        Generate the video : It is June 16, 2023, and you are watching the Code Report. As we edge closer and closer to the singularity, more and more crazy stuff is going to happen in tech. In today's video, I have 5 crazy stories to share with you about things you should know about as a developer this week. Let's get started with some bad news. Google Domains is shutting were more accurately being sold to Squarespace. This announcement came out of nowhere and was pretty shocking to me as a Google Domains customer, because Google rarely kills its own products, except for Stadia, Hangouts, Duo, Google Plus, Android Things, Loon, Angular JS, and a few hundred others. In addition, just a few weeks ago, they announced a bunch of new top level domains like dot dad in dot zip, and I'm the proud owner of kung dot fu, but apparently, you guys didn't do your part and buy enough of these domains to make the platform viable for Google. And that means I now have to call myself a Squarespace developer. That's pretty bad, but it's nothing compared to what Russia's Killnet is about to do to the global banking system. They teamed up with anonymous Sudan and a few other friends to make these extremely cheesy videos, letting the world know about their upcoming attack well in advance. Within 48 hours, we are launching this Global company. Nothing will save you, and this is not a warning. I am just informing you. You have never seen such problems before. We are killing it. Now there were some actual cyberattacks on US government infrastructure yesterday, but as of right now, the banking system is still intact. We knew stuff like this was going to happen because is our friends at the World Economic Forum have been worrying about it for the last few years. The frightening scenario of a comprehensive cyber attack. The COVID 19 crisis would be seen in this respect as a small disturbance In comparison. And as expected, it's playing out like a Hollywood movie, while simultaneously we have aliens landing in people's backyards. I told you 2023 was gonna get weird. Now, lately, I've managed to restrain myself from talking about artificial intelligence, but OpenAI just released a really cool new feature called functions, which allows GPT 4 to format responses that could execute your own back end code. Basically, it allows GPT 4 to output JSON in a more deterministic way. As a developer, you provide an array of functions that can call, which allows it to format the responses in JSON with the correct arguments and data types, and that makes it far easier to build chatbots that execute your own code. Speaking of AI, Vercel just released a brand new NPM package called AI. I tried it out myself and it's by are the quickest and easiest way to build an AI chatbot. I'll have a full tutorial on my second channel soon, so make sure you're subscribed over there. But what makes it so cool is that it provides helpers for streaming text responses that allow you to recreate that typing effect that you get in apps like ChatGPT. In In addition, it integrates with all the major LLMs on platforms like Anthropic, Cohere, Hugging Face, and of course, OpenAI. Next, we have an update on Reddit, which is still currently on fire. There's still close to 5,000 subreddits in private mode, which has been extended from 48 hours to indefinitely until Reddit provides fair API pricing. Reddit EOS Steve Huffman is prepared to die on this hill, and a leaked internal email showed him downplaying the impact of the protest, which made people even more angry, and that means we may never get our beloved programmer humor subreddit back. At least until they kick out the mods and reopen it manually. This has been the CodeReport, thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
        