"ADHD" is really having a moment, isn't it.
LLMs will take away all jobs except yours, LLM maker. Keep at it, you're safe!
Deep
But in this case it's "exported" primarily to be ridiculed. We're amused by your antics but no one wants to emulate American culture anymore.
Source: boomers on YouTube
Take this style of discourse back to reddit please and thank you.
American can't win a shooting war in Afghanistan. It's not actually a strong country.
No it doesn't make it possible. It can't possibly make up the difference.
The primary issue they have is not being allowed to become vassal states of US empire quickly enough. "Western alienation" is created and maintained by American propaganda.
What do you propose to make Canada great again?
Still. Many of those periods. Should be commas.
Website being down is not worst-case scenario. The errors were pushed to the client just like you suggested...
His comment sucks but it is indeed a skill issue. Not the skill of "agentic coding" or whatever but the skill of having and communicating good ideas. A lot of engineers/people are bad at that, and are struggling to…
I agree, but a lot of people don't. I have coworkers who say they will stop reading something if they believe it is AI. For them, it's not about quality, it's laziness disguised as righteousness.
If the "study" is interesting at all, it's because of the implication that driving a taxi somehow wards off Alzheimers... but at the cost of killing you before you get it.
Usually customers are open about this kind of thing though. They play you off your competitors and vice versa. I don't totally disagree, I just think the real secrets have nothing to do with features or dev. The secret…
The truth is that most software companies don't have any secrets worth hiding. The saas industry is all about sales and deals. The market runs on access, not intelligence.
And agentic enthusiasts apparently believe agents can do anything except REST.
The funny thing is that Anthropic and its boosters here framed MCP as a brilliant development. It's a terrible protocol with zero value beyond bigtech sponsorship. We're all worse off for it.
it's a dumb comparison and you're doubling down on it
There ARE two types of people. Those who ride bicycles and those who prefer a self-driving car.
Spot on. But logic is lost on people who are ideologically motivated.
Or have too few programmers read classical literature?
I don't know why you wouldn't think they could do this already. Without the system prompt these models can be used to do all sorts of terrible things. That's precisely why they need to be strictly regulated by…
Labelling images, transcription, and vacuuming are things humans can do already. The vacuum is a great example of an actual invention. Making it "autonomous" just isn't that impressive.
"ADHD" is really having a moment, isn't it.
LLMs will take away all jobs except yours, LLM maker. Keep at it, you're safe!
Deep
But in this case it's "exported" primarily to be ridiculed. We're amused by your antics but no one wants to emulate American culture anymore.
Source: boomers on YouTube
Take this style of discourse back to reddit please and thank you.
American can't win a shooting war in Afghanistan. It's not actually a strong country.
No it doesn't make it possible. It can't possibly make up the difference.
The primary issue they have is not being allowed to become vassal states of US empire quickly enough. "Western alienation" is created and maintained by American propaganda.
What do you propose to make Canada great again?
Still. Many of those periods. Should be commas.
Website being down is not worst-case scenario. The errors were pushed to the client just like you suggested...
His comment sucks but it is indeed a skill issue. Not the skill of "agentic coding" or whatever but the skill of having and communicating good ideas. A lot of engineers/people are bad at that, and are struggling to…
I agree, but a lot of people don't. I have coworkers who say they will stop reading something if they believe it is AI. For them, it's not about quality, it's laziness disguised as righteousness.
If the "study" is interesting at all, it's because of the implication that driving a taxi somehow wards off Alzheimers... but at the cost of killing you before you get it.
Usually customers are open about this kind of thing though. They play you off your competitors and vice versa. I don't totally disagree, I just think the real secrets have nothing to do with features or dev. The secret…
The truth is that most software companies don't have any secrets worth hiding. The saas industry is all about sales and deals. The market runs on access, not intelligence.
And agentic enthusiasts apparently believe agents can do anything except REST.
The funny thing is that Anthropic and its boosters here framed MCP as a brilliant development. It's a terrible protocol with zero value beyond bigtech sponsorship. We're all worse off for it.
it's a dumb comparison and you're doubling down on it
There ARE two types of people. Those who ride bicycles and those who prefer a self-driving car.
Spot on. But logic is lost on people who are ideologically motivated.
Or have too few programmers read classical literature?
I don't know why you wouldn't think they could do this already. Without the system prompt these models can be used to do all sorts of terrible things. That's precisely why they need to be strictly regulated by…
Labelling images, transcription, and vacuuming are things humans can do already. The vacuum is a great example of an actual invention. Making it "autonomous" just isn't that impressive.