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Yup. It’s what I’ve come to realize. My job is probably safe, as long as I will be willing to adapt. I have still not even tried AI once, and don’t care for it,
by frizlab 8mo ago
Yup. It’s what I’ve come to realize. My job is probably safe, as long as I will be willing to adapt. I have still not even tried AI once, and don’t care for it, but I know at one point I probably will have to.
I don’t actually think it’ll be a productivity boost the way I work. Code has never been the difficult part, but I’ll definitely have to show I have included AI in my workflow to be left alone.
Oh well…
- LPisGood 8mo agoWhy have you never even _tried_ it? It’s very easy to try and surely you are somewhat curious.
- agentultra 8mo agoI've never had to try lots of things in order to know that I won't like them.
- frizlab 8mo agoThat, and also I specifically loathe the way AI has been created. In my heart I’m a code “artist,” and like all artists that have been more directly attacked, I also feel personally attacked by all of my stolen “art” that is now monetized by big corporations that do not give a single f*ck about beauty in the code, or whatever. This may be a strange position, idk. Anyways, that’s the reason why.
- agentultra 8mo agoYou’re not wrong about it being stolen and monetized without consent. I’m picking up what you’re putting down.
- LPisGood 8mo agoYeah but the cost of trying it is like 3 minutes of your time. Have you no curiosity?
- ndespres 8mo agoNot for this, no.
- agentultra 8mo agoEnough curiosity to have read and understood the papers, formalize some of the more grand theorems (they’re not that impressive once restated this way), and listen to the experiences of developers who’ve adopted it. That’s more than 3 minutes. I’m not being glib when I say I’ve given it serious thought.