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Not sure why anyone would hide those entries. This kind of thing is basically going to fuel our industry for the next 10 to 15 years.
by coding123 3y ago
Not sure why anyone would hide those entries. This kind of thing is basically going to fuel our industry for the next 10 to 15 years.
- edizms 3y agoLuddites and the fearful.
- govolckurself 3y agoNo, it really won't. You can't replace software developers with linear algebra that writes essays at a sixth-grade level. Or, perhaps the bar really is that low, although high interest rates should help filter out most of the nonsense.
- coding123 3y agoNo it's more of developers will be integrating GPT into literally millions of locations. Every UI you will see soon will have a GPT integration. If you're trying to hide it in HN, good luck hiding it anywhere else.
- bearmode 3y agoKeep your fingers in your ears, you'll be regretting this attitude in 10 years.
- jovial_cavalier 3y agoEven if that's true, I'm sick of seeing the same half-baked opinions on the topic again and again.
- coxley 3y agoYes, it's neat. But you can play with the tool(s) without it being the only topic you consume day-in, day-out. Missing HN submissions about it won't leave me/you/anyone a barbarian. :)
- nickthegreek 3y agoIt would be nice if you could set a threshold on the stories to be hidden. Say, any AI story with under 50 upvotes or so. That way you can still be informed on the big breakthroughs but not get bogged down on the little projects.
- xigoi 3y agoI sure hope the entire industry isn't going to rely on the services of a single corporation.