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The closer the bubble to popping the more desperate these people sound. > 100% of today’s SWE tasks are done by the models. Maybe that’s why the software is s
by knivets 8mo ago
The closer the bubble to popping the more desperate these people sound.
> 100% of today’s SWE tasks are done by the models.
Maybe that’s why the software is so shitty nowadays.
- ponector 8mo agoThis and popular trend to layoff whole QA department.
- le-mark 8mo agoThat’s been a trope long before AI. QA coverage has always been cyclical in my experience. In good times there is hiring and QA. Lean times QA is the first to go.
- cxvwK 8mo agoCorrect. Trust me if they felt really confident the thing they are working on would up-end society, these jokers would go full steam ahead and not tell you anything. This experiment is going to fail. I only hope SWEs finally grab their balls and accept the social contract has been fundamentally broken and that they should not treat their employers so kindly next time.
- JohnnyMarcone 8mo ago> 100% of today’s SWE tasks are done by the models. I do think he was overstating the current state of the models by a bit, but this is taken out of context. He is not saying this is where the models are at today. He gives a spectrum [18:30] of the models taking over the SWE jobs: - Model writes 90% of code (today) - Model writes 100% of code - Model does 90% of today's SWE tasks (end-to-end) - Model does 100% of today's SWE tasks - The SWE job creates new tasks that didn't exist before - Model does the new SWE tasks as well (90% reduction in demand for SWE)