In a few months
> The question is whether we're willing to pay attention and act before the changes become too large, too rapid and too interconnected for us to manage. Stopped asking this question a long time ago. It’s over.
This makes sense if AI articles are bad or low quality, but what if one day, the AI generated content is actually good? As good or even better than what any human creates? Is it purely just a "human supremacist" desire…
Exactly, this is the true problem with the world today: too much code.
The state change is the value.
it's also plausible that with an ability to generate as much code as we want with little effort, we will quickly discover how much code we actually need, and then plateau at that point. Personally, I think we've already…
Do you want to describe what the exception is to what you said then?
What are you gonna make? Yet another CRUD app? An API subscription? A game? A mobile app? We’ve created software for virtually every place we can put software. There’s nothing new. It’s like bridges. We’ve seen all the…
assembly is compiled deterministically so you don't really need to look at it, LLMs though can write a variety of things at random based on the prompt. It is not the same.
What's there to advance to? Without a revolutionary new platform to build apps on that no one has ever developed for before, there is basically no reason to believe there is any software left that has some business or…
What people miss from these things is that there is economic value being created. For example, if you gift someone a $100 Amazon gift card, but they also gift you a $100 Amazon gift card. Has any gift actually been…
So no new languages ever?
The revenue potential is huge. Think of public events where people might want to illuminate the area as daylight for several hours. Galas, sports, concerts, parties, etc.. They will all pay top dollar and they have the…
I don’t get it, someone explain? Doesn’t everything get color from relativistic effects?
The wage isn’t the problem, it’s the regulations.
Automated cargo ships. Traveling to automated ports.
Our company would buy at least 10 of those instantly.
Turns out in the 21st century the technology that will boost worker productivity in Europe will not be AI, it will be AC.
Vim/Neovim have only grown more powerful in the age of AI, not less. I am certain that even 30 years from now developers will still be using some form of vim.
I absolutely will not write corporate code like humans are maintaining it anymore, because I don’t have any confidence actual humans will be maintaining it. For personal projects, I can trust that I myself will be…
…so an equalizer.
Open models will win, it is inevitable.
Star Wars itself is a rewrite of King Arthur stuff so go right the fuck ahead.
Too soon, she could have had a lot more life left to live these days, but a bad surgery ended it. Sucks. Try to avoid needing surgery as much as you can.
Not really. Movies are good for plot oriented stories, with clear beginning, middle, and end. But they are not ideal for more character driven or lore oriented content. Long slow burning stories told over many episodes…
In a few months
> The question is whether we're willing to pay attention and act before the changes become too large, too rapid and too interconnected for us to manage. Stopped asking this question a long time ago. It’s over.
This makes sense if AI articles are bad or low quality, but what if one day, the AI generated content is actually good? As good or even better than what any human creates? Is it purely just a "human supremacist" desire…
Exactly, this is the true problem with the world today: too much code.
The state change is the value.
it's also plausible that with an ability to generate as much code as we want with little effort, we will quickly discover how much code we actually need, and then plateau at that point. Personally, I think we've already…
Do you want to describe what the exception is to what you said then?
What are you gonna make? Yet another CRUD app? An API subscription? A game? A mobile app? We’ve created software for virtually every place we can put software. There’s nothing new. It’s like bridges. We’ve seen all the…
assembly is compiled deterministically so you don't really need to look at it, LLMs though can write a variety of things at random based on the prompt. It is not the same.
What's there to advance to? Without a revolutionary new platform to build apps on that no one has ever developed for before, there is basically no reason to believe there is any software left that has some business or…
What people miss from these things is that there is economic value being created. For example, if you gift someone a $100 Amazon gift card, but they also gift you a $100 Amazon gift card. Has any gift actually been…
So no new languages ever?
The revenue potential is huge. Think of public events where people might want to illuminate the area as daylight for several hours. Galas, sports, concerts, parties, etc.. They will all pay top dollar and they have the…
I don’t get it, someone explain? Doesn’t everything get color from relativistic effects?
The wage isn’t the problem, it’s the regulations.
Automated cargo ships. Traveling to automated ports.
Our company would buy at least 10 of those instantly.
Turns out in the 21st century the technology that will boost worker productivity in Europe will not be AI, it will be AC.
Vim/Neovim have only grown more powerful in the age of AI, not less. I am certain that even 30 years from now developers will still be using some form of vim.
I absolutely will not write corporate code like humans are maintaining it anymore, because I don’t have any confidence actual humans will be maintaining it. For personal projects, I can trust that I myself will be…
…so an equalizer.
Open models will win, it is inevitable.
Star Wars itself is a rewrite of King Arthur stuff so go right the fuck ahead.
Too soon, she could have had a lot more life left to live these days, but a bad surgery ended it. Sucks. Try to avoid needing surgery as much as you can.
Not really. Movies are good for plot oriented stories, with clear beginning, middle, and end. But they are not ideal for more character driven or lore oriented content. Long slow burning stories told over many episodes…