DidntUseIt

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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
They should have tried to communicate with it, learned its ways, and adopted its people
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
I see what you did there (etymologically)
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Yep, calculator, etc. A lot of random abstract comments like this about AI. Share anecdotes and examples if you have any
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
I bet you don’t know the MIME type for MS Word doc off the top of your head. Do you? So why would I take your advice on this topic? I bet there are 1000 other things you don’t know about file uploads. The LLM does know, and if I think it lo
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
This is exactly how it works. I said “AI make it rain” and now I run multiple international businesses.
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Never would have. I love the argument that “AI code doesn’t feel like mine :(“ but you’ll use some shit library from 12 years ago?? Are any of you actually developers? Ffs
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
I built the e-signing experience at DocuSign in 2012 in Node/Backbone, and later became a licensed background check investigator when I built Uber and DoorDash’s background check SDK that is used over 1 million times per year. Am I all
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
I never even said what the product is, it's for my job. Maybe you get a dopamine hit from comments like that.
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
It’s more work than before LLMs (but I get way more), but you're right that I don't pay since I run local models. @dang @tomhow If you want to practice fairness for once in your lives
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Think we’re saying the same thing. I very actively work using LLMs (no “agentic” stuff) and agree with you - they are only really worth tasking out tedium to. But a lot of - say a DM feature - is tedium. Something simple like adding react
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Problem is without LLMs I’m making a contact lead form with some basic stuff and calling it good. With them, I’m making the whole SaaS. I just made the best DM experience last night. I never would have before. Feels and looks just like iMes
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Yeah I saw that. Ouch. Valuation dropped from $18b to $1b Surprised to see they are profitable though.
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
You don’t know what “ad hominem” means. But you are right that it’s beginner level writing.
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Let the LLM do the 80% and then you take all the credit by decorating the code in your style. What’s intellectually “mine” is the task anyway, not the code. You should be able to strip all the creative intelligence out of the code and what
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
> But, harsh as it may be: most software is still just a glorified spreadsheet. Think the author means most back-end software is a glorified spreadsheet (CRUD app with a few sorting algorithms). The last 10-20 years in software has bee
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Just had a PTSD flashback... The year was 2002, VB6 had just been retired for VB.NET which had 0 backward compatibility. And then we all became Flash/AS3 developers. The End
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
The answer I deserved!
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Link doesn’t work. What’s a Tier 1 language?
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by DidntUseIt 2mo ago
Tried Miro once. Wasn’t a whiteboard replacement. Wasn’t design software. Wasn’t a PM tool. Even when the Miro power users would bust it out in meetings, it was always so painful to watch. I don’t know what the point of Miro really was. The