> no one uses IDEs any more This is false. Plenty of people using IDEs every day
Then you don't have adhd
Are there no new users expected?
Incredible how many times I read similar comments over the years, containing 'on the cusp' and 'what a time to be alive'. Indeed, what a time - not a single user-facing thing on the internet has improved since then,…
It is a bit harsh to call it knocking down considering all facts
On the contrary, I say software got even worse
It won't happen though
Nothing ever happens. You'll still jot down Java endpoint
No, we can already see all the useful stuff!
How so? His predictions were accurate so far
What does it matter?
Re. 1) Ai will often hallucinate new APIs therefore creating more text editing.
It is clear that layoffs don't happen because of AI
The challenge is enduring the hype and pulling through until enough people left the field so we can make more money
He cares for the truth by making it accessible to more people.
I’ll work on fixing the vibe coders mess and make bank. Experience will prove valuable even more than before
I guess their customers will be AI, too, at some point? Where does this lead?
How so? I see it as more bugs around the corner.
>But superhuman AI seems now only few years away Seems unreasonable. You are afraid because marketing gurus like Altman made you believe that a frog that can make bigger leap than before will be able to fly.
Why do you have to use it? I don’t get it. If you write your own book, you don’t compete with anyone. If anyone finished The Winds of Winter for R.R.Martin using AI, nobody would bat an eye, obviously, as we already…
Same thing hype bros told 2 years ago, won’t happen.
Rarely using it at work, seems you are overestimating
Is there a new drug we need to know about?
Ah yes, just like stocks can only go up. No one will feel like hit by a ton of bricks.
You are in a bubble, hyping this up way too far
> no one uses IDEs any more This is false. Plenty of people using IDEs every day
Then you don't have adhd
Are there no new users expected?
Incredible how many times I read similar comments over the years, containing 'on the cusp' and 'what a time to be alive'. Indeed, what a time - not a single user-facing thing on the internet has improved since then,…
It is a bit harsh to call it knocking down considering all facts
On the contrary, I say software got even worse
It won't happen though
Nothing ever happens. You'll still jot down Java endpoint
No, we can already see all the useful stuff!
How so? His predictions were accurate so far
What does it matter?
Re. 1) Ai will often hallucinate new APIs therefore creating more text editing.
It is clear that layoffs don't happen because of AI
The challenge is enduring the hype and pulling through until enough people left the field so we can make more money
He cares for the truth by making it accessible to more people.
I’ll work on fixing the vibe coders mess and make bank. Experience will prove valuable even more than before
I guess their customers will be AI, too, at some point? Where does this lead?
How so? I see it as more bugs around the corner.
>But superhuman AI seems now only few years away Seems unreasonable. You are afraid because marketing gurus like Altman made you believe that a frog that can make bigger leap than before will be able to fly.
Why do you have to use it? I don’t get it. If you write your own book, you don’t compete with anyone. If anyone finished The Winds of Winter for R.R.Martin using AI, nobody would bat an eye, obviously, as we already…
Same thing hype bros told 2 years ago, won’t happen.
Rarely using it at work, seems you are overestimating
Is there a new drug we need to know about?
Ah yes, just like stocks can only go up. No one will feel like hit by a ton of bricks.
You are in a bubble, hyping this up way too far