Positive users supported the engineer's choice to prioritize AI work over family during a tech shift to gain career edge, while negative users objected that it risks harming children or dismissed the story as rage-bait.
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@GergelyOrosz Kinda think you’re crazy if you didn’t do something similar in early 2026. It’s OK to pour yourself into work to get an edge.
@GergelyOrosz I read it the same way you did. I took the original post as rage-bait. The "husband told her" and "complied" language sounds deliberately ominous
@raclinton @gushofboasts @GergelyOrosz Yes. It's important for kids to see their parents participate fully in adult life
@max_winderbaum @GergelyOrosz it is also a great way to raise your once in a lifetime child with daddy issues!
The way I look at it: 1. The husband had urgent demands at work 2. Communicated with his partner and decided to prioritize work to ensure career stability (+ prob financial stability) I interviewed one of the best devs I ever knew, who did the same when necessary:
Good point. When I switched jobs, I also asked for support from my spouse in the first few months while I proved myself, and so did she.
Positive users supported the engineer's choice to prioritize AI work over family during a tech shift to gain career edge, while negative users objected that it risks harming children or dismissed the story as rage-bait.
Based on 23 visible X reactions from 28 accounts; directional sample.
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