It’s not a goal post. It was literally a fucking benchmark of the very first LLMs.
any update? It’s still glitching. I thought it was easy.
> There was never really a need to have finely crafted, artisanal code in these code bases Oh if we only had a middle ground between hitting the slop button versus hitting every key manually. > Yes, sure,…
> The idea that someone could just replace it in a matter of days is wild. They didn’t design a language that millions of human engineers enjoy (?, lol) using. They took an existing codebase and ported it. Yes, the…
If it’s so easy, then please ask it to make the globe stop glitching out and flashing on scroll.
Where’s the ambition? This reads like a long ad for Claude, from an EM with AI psychosis. > I want a deeper version of this task, not a bigger one. Before rewriting it: (1) say what a top professional in this field…
Great idea, bookmarked. Thanks for building this.
Yay, all software will be open…Except the models.
It’s not the ability to find jobs. It’s the ratio of pay to value delivered. Nearly every app or website I use today is broken, slow or hostile to the user. Show me the value for the pay.
> just as nobody wants to type opcodes, or write their own http clients This is how you get faster software. You literally look “into” the code, see why stuff is slow, remove the extra work in the library that you do…
There are plenty of people who understand the stack and ship actually fast software. This might be a skill issue that you’re choosing to frame as a “best practice”, because you do not want to put in the work. Our end…
Abstractions are convenience. They’re not free, there is a cost to any work you ask the computer to do. Just staying at the surface level and never understanding what’s under the top level is why software is slow and…
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> Because these AI companies rent a lot of GPU to render the UI What AI company is rendering websites for me on their GPUs? > We’ll start seeing more optimized code. No. We'll see more AI-generated code. AI-generated…
It’s not a goal post. It was literally a fucking benchmark of the very first LLMs.
any update? It’s still glitching. I thought it was easy.
> There was never really a need to have finely crafted, artisanal code in these code bases Oh if we only had a middle ground between hitting the slop button versus hitting every key manually. > Yes, sure,…
> The idea that someone could just replace it in a matter of days is wild. They didn’t design a language that millions of human engineers enjoy (?, lol) using. They took an existing codebase and ported it. Yes, the…
If it’s so easy, then please ask it to make the globe stop glitching out and flashing on scroll.
Where’s the ambition? This reads like a long ad for Claude, from an EM with AI psychosis. > I want a deeper version of this task, not a bigger one. Before rewriting it: (1) say what a top professional in this field…
Great idea, bookmarked. Thanks for building this.
Yay, all software will be open…Except the models.
It’s not the ability to find jobs. It’s the ratio of pay to value delivered. Nearly every app or website I use today is broken, slow or hostile to the user. Show me the value for the pay.
> just as nobody wants to type opcodes, or write their own http clients This is how you get faster software. You literally look “into” the code, see why stuff is slow, remove the extra work in the library that you do…
There are plenty of people who understand the stack and ship actually fast software. This might be a skill issue that you’re choosing to frame as a “best practice”, because you do not want to put in the work. Our end…
Abstractions are convenience. They’re not free, there is a cost to any work you ask the computer to do. Just staying at the surface level and never understanding what’s under the top level is why software is slow and…
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> Because these AI companies rent a lot of GPU to render the UI What AI company is rendering websites for me on their GPUs? > We’ll start seeing more optimized code. No. We'll see more AI-generated code. AI-generated…
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