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Can someone translate this? > What we're capable of delivering now is incredible and would have been unimaginable just a few years ago What I mean is - are th

Can someone translate this? > What we're capable of delivering now is incredible and would have been unimaginable just a few years ago What I mean is - are there concrete examples, real world "things" that came from AI programming, that are incredible, and someone can talk about and point to how AI led to the thing being possible?

wiseowise 5mo ago
They’ve said competent. Obviously you’re not competent enough to understand it. Try to feed their message into latest Opus and ask “explain like I’m five”. Good luck!
spicyusername 5mo ago
Every software that is released by any big company is now in part AI written. Over the next few years, every piece of software everywhere will be in part AI written. There's not going to be anything to point to because it's everything.
- neogodless 5mo ago
  That doesn't really clear anything up. We've had large applications released by big companies before AI. Windows 11 existed before Microsoft started relying on AI to contribute to the codebase. What incredible things have been added to Windows 11 now that Microsoft is using AI to write it?
pluralmonad 5mo ago
One thing I will say has been a personal boon, is Claude picking up the slack for my personal (relative) weaknesses. My project frontends are prettier than before and my sysadmin tasks take much less research time. I don't think it makes my strengths that much stronger, but it raises the floor of everything.
- neogodless 5mo ago
  But raising the floor or having some improved tools available to pad your skillset is neither incredible nor unimaginable. Could you elaborate how you feel it would have been unimaginable before you started using Claude?
- archagon 5mo ago
  I have to admit that these days, whenever I see a project site clearly built with Calude, I am overcome with a vague sense of nausea and head for the exit. I don't think I'm the only one.

wiseowise 5mo ago

They’ve said competent. Obviously you’re not competent enough to understand it. Try to feed their message into latest Opus and ask “explain like I’m five”. Good luck!

spicyusername 5mo ago

Every software that is released by any big company is now in part AI written. Over the next few years, every piece of software everywhere will be in part AI written. There's not going to be anything to point to because it's everything.

neogodless 5mo ago
That doesn't really clear anything up. We've had large applications released by big companies before AI. Windows 11 existed before Microsoft started relying on AI to contribute to the codebase. What incredible things have been added to Windows 11 now that Microsoft is using AI to write it?

pluralmonad 5mo ago

One thing I will say has been a personal boon, is Claude picking up the slack for my personal (relative) weaknesses. My project frontends are prettier than before and my sysadmin tasks take much less research time. I don't think it makes my strengths that much stronger, but it raises the floor of everything.

neogodless 5mo ago
But raising the floor or having some improved tools available to pad your skillset is neither incredible nor unimaginable. Could you elaborate how you feel it would have been unimaginable before you started using Claude?
archagon 5mo ago
I have to admit that these days, whenever I see a project site clearly built with Calude, I am overcome with a vague sense of nausea and head for the exit. I don't think I'm the only one.