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There's this infinite war between the two opposing sides. "It's going to change programming forever" vs "Why not just use your brain". I much prefer option two
by burgerone 9mo ago
There's this infinite war between the two opposing sides. "It's going to change programming forever" vs "Why not just use your brain".
I much prefer option two for all the good reasons. Saying that AI is awesome doesn't actually adress all its issues.
- jstummbillig 9mo agoWhat is infinite about that (or any) war? Things always change and "just do/use x" consistently, eventually, does not win.
- epolanski 9mo agoThere's no war, it's just that the internet pushes the more controversial narratives up. The overwhelming majority of users use and see the benefits of AI and at the same time are fully aware that you won't move software by copy pasting a jira task and lots of thinking is involved into planning and reviewing the changes.
- Madmallard 9mo agoLol there's definitely a war on hacker news There's vested interests posting 20 replies in a single thread that benefits them and flagging replies that don't There's literally 20-25% of dissenters comments in each of these posts being repeatedly flagged.
- epolanski 9mo agoYou're witch hunting. I haven't flagged or downvoted anybody and I have no vested interest in anything. Not sure what my cause should be and what would be my benefit. My profile contains my full name, you can search me, I'm a random freelancer, not somebody with any stakes in pushing AI.
- tayo42 9mo agoDo you work in the software industry? Low effort stuff like that is happening everyday.
- Krssst 9mo agoPlus, a big part of an engineer's job is understanding what the system is doing and how. And correctness. Letting LLMs write everything without a deep review that would take at least half the time it would take to design and write the thing manually does not seem to meet that goal.