>(2) that he has put a lot less effort into it than others have put into similar endeavors which as a result have a different level of authenticity. What an idiotic baseline. How could you even know this, for one? And…
>it tells me you didn't care enough about the work to do it yourself. Oh, wow, what an original top comment on HackerNews. Thankfully the people with this mentality will eventually be ignored. We are using AI, get over…
This mindset is truly baffling. There's a lot more going on out there than "writing code", believe it or not.
By calling me dumb and accusing the other reasonable comment of "an unhinged personal attack", you're telling on yourself. Nobody is interested in working with ornery, gatekeeping developers any more. I suggest you…
Every single company was doing this long before AI was a thing. And, yes, the advent of AI has accelerated it. But long term AI will allow us to unbundle and implement only the features we need.
The tech is 4 years old, and has only been "great" for, what, 1? Maybe 1.5? All I need to know is it's the most widely used piece of software in my stack, by far.
You have some great insight in this thread, I hope people absorb it.
And I am empathetic to those concerns! These are crazy times. That's why I'm here taking about how I think it's going to work. But "AI writes slop code" just sounds ridiculous at this point.
>My wife regularly gets pushed away by “IT” at her work and unlike others she pushes back, but they don’t like her. IT (and developers) have always been gatekeepers at their business. It's a meme, a stereotype. And it's…
>Very cool and creative example of using AI Is it? And that's no shade to the OPs project, it looks awesome. But, frankly, it blows my mind that anyone with a passing interest in software hasn't seen AI as an incredible…
No one ever got a 2am call to fix something before AI was around! And DevOps understood every line and could fix it quickly (though one wonders how it broke in the first place?). Meanwhile, back in reality, DevOps now…
That's how you view your employment? The same as hiring a painter? That is astonishing. Some people view their job as having infinite things to do, and AI means they can work on more and different things. Other people…
I don't think you know what "unhinged" means. And I agree with the parent, because I read it every single day on HackerNews. If by this point you're still talking about LLMs not being able to write good code, you're not…
>(2) that he has put a lot less effort into it than others have put into similar endeavors which as a result have a different level of authenticity. What an idiotic baseline. How could you even know this, for one? And…
>it tells me you didn't care enough about the work to do it yourself. Oh, wow, what an original top comment on HackerNews. Thankfully the people with this mentality will eventually be ignored. We are using AI, get over…
This mindset is truly baffling. There's a lot more going on out there than "writing code", believe it or not.
By calling me dumb and accusing the other reasonable comment of "an unhinged personal attack", you're telling on yourself. Nobody is interested in working with ornery, gatekeeping developers any more. I suggest you…
Every single company was doing this long before AI was a thing. And, yes, the advent of AI has accelerated it. But long term AI will allow us to unbundle and implement only the features we need.
The tech is 4 years old, and has only been "great" for, what, 1? Maybe 1.5? All I need to know is it's the most widely used piece of software in my stack, by far.
You have some great insight in this thread, I hope people absorb it.
And I am empathetic to those concerns! These are crazy times. That's why I'm here taking about how I think it's going to work. But "AI writes slop code" just sounds ridiculous at this point.
>My wife regularly gets pushed away by “IT” at her work and unlike others she pushes back, but they don’t like her. IT (and developers) have always been gatekeepers at their business. It's a meme, a stereotype. And it's…
>Very cool and creative example of using AI Is it? And that's no shade to the OPs project, it looks awesome. But, frankly, it blows my mind that anyone with a passing interest in software hasn't seen AI as an incredible…
No one ever got a 2am call to fix something before AI was around! And DevOps understood every line and could fix it quickly (though one wonders how it broke in the first place?). Meanwhile, back in reality, DevOps now…
That's how you view your employment? The same as hiring a painter? That is astonishing. Some people view their job as having infinite things to do, and AI means they can work on more and different things. Other people…
I don't think you know what "unhinged" means. And I agree with the parent, because I read it every single day on HackerNews. If by this point you're still talking about LLMs not being able to write good code, you're not…