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This package has saved me so many hours of tedious gruntwork. It's like a junior developer - you still have to manually check their work, but when it's correct,
by s1mplicissimus 1y ago
This package has saved me so many hours of tedious gruntwork. It's like a junior developer - you still have to manually check their work, but when it's correct, it's a great productivity improvement.
And don't forget where this will go in a couple years with improved models and more computing power, it's gonna be awesome!
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- darepublic 1y agopro tip: play around with the temperature especially when using big numbers as input
- hzambo 1y agoWow, amazing tip. This hack improved my workflow by 10x.
- Waterluvian 1y agoOnly 9x for me. What am I doing wrong? Can you share your vscode colour scheme file?
- floren 1y agoWhat model were you using? You need to use gpt-3.14-tastesgreat-lessfilling, I've used it to write 130 side hustle projects this month with only prompting.
- bigbuppo 1y agoVibe coding your way to greatness. Wish I could do that, but it seems too hard becoming a prompt engineer. Stringing together words? That's why we have AI!
- koakuma-chan 1y agoAre there actually still Junior Developers out there? I thought no one is hiring Junior Developers.
- ArthurStacks 1y agoIts actually the opposite of how people think. We hire junior devs, but not senior, and dont replace our senior devs. So our developer base is moving towards being junior weighted with less senior. The reason being a junior dev is cheaper, complains less, is more capable now through utilising generative AI, works harder to impress knowing they arent in a safe position, and we can let them go more easily with less process and less reasons needed to be given.
- android521 1y agoyou're so wrong. This only works if what you do is so simple that any junior develper can sufficiently do it well. Senior developers with AI is gonna destroy a bunch of junior developers with AI.
- ArthurStacks 1y ago>You're so wrong, this only works if.. wrong? I'll gladly continue this 'wrong' approach if it continues to be as successful as it has over the last 6 months. Aswell as it being entertaining seeing the level of cope among 'senior' developers watching someone on 1/4th of their salary design systems better than they can
- superb_dev 1y agoDo you plan on promoting them eventually or just replacing them once they realize they’re getting a bad deal?
- ArthurStacks 1y agoTheyre getting paid and have a job. If they dont like that deal they can go find another one elsewhere. But its going to get increasingly difficult to justify promoting them to higher salaries if generative AI continues as it is, as the bottom line is that there will be another junior dev out there that will do the role on less.
- sho_hn 1y agoDevelopers who aren't using it are already falling behind.
- SamBam 1y agoRemember, it's not that AI that will take your job, it's the developers who need an AI to tell them if a number is even that will take your job.
- 1k 1y agoThis exactly. It is more important to move fast. Screw the edge cases. As long as it’s correct _most_ of the time, you can always fix anything that’s broken tomorrow.
- pavel_lishin 1y agoIt's called "eventual consistency".
- sho_hn 1y agoAnd C10k was never about those 10.000 socket connections getting the right response, either!
- whatever1 1y agoWhy on earth did the software engineering interviews were checking candidates’ ability to think about edge cases? Clearly management does not care.
- echelon 1y agoYou laugh now, but our jobs are going to be toast in 10 years. I thought self-driving would never happen, and now it's here.
- margalabargala 1y agoAlmost here. Elon said Full Self Driving would mean full self driving within a year! That means we are less than 12 months away from not needing to drove ourselves anymore.
- echelon 1y agoI was talking about Waymo. It's real and it's spreading everywhere. Give it another 10-20 years and your job will probably face the same fate.
- lodovic 1y ago15 years would be perfect to still reach retirement age. After that, good luck to whoever's left in the profession.
- s1mplicissimus 1y agowaymo was that company that still heavily relies on manual remote operator intervention, right?
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 1y agoRegardless, the car mostly driving itself while remote operators handle particularly tricky situations is a feat which will allow driver-not-in-vehicle taxis to take over. My understanding (which admittedly could be the victim of successful PR) is that the vast majority of the driving and even a majority of the trips are fully automated.
- s1mplicissimus 1y ago