Konsole is not gpu accelerated and is several orders of magnitude slower as a result than those that you listed? The acceleration is the primary point.
I thought the "automated" part was a clear implication of the statement personally.
For real, my eyes completely glaze over, there is nothing interesting in it.
chuckling
No, absolutely not. We will continue to value output that purely shows human thinking and effort.
Im very depressed over all this, to me it feels like all the beauty of the world has been sucked out, or at the very least blanketed in so much noise its impossible to discern.
Thankfully programming is solved so these are non issues.
your message was "Good thing that programming with LLMs takes time, effort an dedication then!" In answer to that message: taking bad pictures on an iphone is not something celebrate or recognize no.
> Now I'm a meat bag pressing enter on a "recommended" option Claude already figured out was the best approach. If you are constantly thinking claudes approach is the best then perhaps you were not that good of an…
How did this come around? the young developer was just faster overall? or were they cheaper?
People in this thread not reading the article and expressing their point of "the 10th api you've written for a business is not art" as if the points of mundanity are not addressed in the article is infuriating.
There can be beauty in even the smallest of things. You can tell alot about a person by how they choose to structure even down to the loops and methods.
> So my question for folks who do consider programming art -- do you "read" other people's code like this? Do you exchange ideas through code? Have you ever trolled great coders of the past through your code or tried to…
Ten days of pure slop then bliss for the rest of month sounds like a hilarious amount of whiplash to get monthly.
Im curious as to why you think that "model capabilities" and "swarms of agents" are in any way different concepts?
Im so grateful that coding is solved
What are you talking about, that quote is quite literally from the article we are all discussing > But it will not last. Mathematics is about to graduate. It will grow into a full-scale industry and become the true…
The bun to rust rewrite broke tls authentication and failed open... that alone puts it in the "massive failure" category. If a breaking bug of that magnitude does not register to you as "huge failure" then you and I…
I didn't think it needed to be said... If you need it spelled out the LLM rust rewrite is very clearly what is being referred to.
They are doing fine, all this "left behind" talk has no basis other than cope.
> breaks the project rules > gets ignored Who could have forseen this.
another easily blockable domain at least
Ya, ive stopped interacting with all new projects, the amount of slop written by people who have no business remotely putting something out there for others to use is untenable. The system has broken under the noise.
Cloudflare is a complete disaster these days, its quite an embarrassing fall from grace. I feel for the few engineers that still remotely care about their craft that work there.
A great read on the current schism in the foss communities and one that will get far worse and far more toxic as time goes on.
Konsole is not gpu accelerated and is several orders of magnitude slower as a result than those that you listed? The acceleration is the primary point.
I thought the "automated" part was a clear implication of the statement personally.
For real, my eyes completely glaze over, there is nothing interesting in it.
chuckling
No, absolutely not. We will continue to value output that purely shows human thinking and effort.
Im very depressed over all this, to me it feels like all the beauty of the world has been sucked out, or at the very least blanketed in so much noise its impossible to discern.
Thankfully programming is solved so these are non issues.
your message was "Good thing that programming with LLMs takes time, effort an dedication then!" In answer to that message: taking bad pictures on an iphone is not something celebrate or recognize no.
> Now I'm a meat bag pressing enter on a "recommended" option Claude already figured out was the best approach. If you are constantly thinking claudes approach is the best then perhaps you were not that good of an…
How did this come around? the young developer was just faster overall? or were they cheaper?
People in this thread not reading the article and expressing their point of "the 10th api you've written for a business is not art" as if the points of mundanity are not addressed in the article is infuriating.
There can be beauty in even the smallest of things. You can tell alot about a person by how they choose to structure even down to the loops and methods.
> So my question for folks who do consider programming art -- do you "read" other people's code like this? Do you exchange ideas through code? Have you ever trolled great coders of the past through your code or tried to…
Ten days of pure slop then bliss for the rest of month sounds like a hilarious amount of whiplash to get monthly.
Im curious as to why you think that "model capabilities" and "swarms of agents" are in any way different concepts?
Im so grateful that coding is solved
What are you talking about, that quote is quite literally from the article we are all discussing > But it will not last. Mathematics is about to graduate. It will grow into a full-scale industry and become the true…
The bun to rust rewrite broke tls authentication and failed open... that alone puts it in the "massive failure" category. If a breaking bug of that magnitude does not register to you as "huge failure" then you and I…
I didn't think it needed to be said... If you need it spelled out the LLM rust rewrite is very clearly what is being referred to.
They are doing fine, all this "left behind" talk has no basis other than cope.
> breaks the project rules > gets ignored Who could have forseen this.
another easily blockable domain at least
Ya, ive stopped interacting with all new projects, the amount of slop written by people who have no business remotely putting something out there for others to use is untenable. The system has broken under the noise.
Cloudflare is a complete disaster these days, its quite an embarrassing fall from grace. I feel for the few engineers that still remotely care about their craft that work there.
A great read on the current schism in the foss communities and one that will get far worse and far more toxic as time goes on.