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by aogaili 4mo ago
I admit, I didn't read the whole article; I read a few paragraphs and extrapolated the mindset from which the author operates. Regarding your comment about the business model—the people in Silicon Valley are not stupid. They know the p
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by aogaili 4mo ago
I share the same perspective.
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by aogaili 4mo ago
It's still better than the sh*t developers produced three years ago. Some people just like to feel superior by shaming others' work. You can easily tweak the visual output if you want to, but it's good enough for most use cas
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Some people seem to see the world only through bubbles. But if you look at human history, despite the ups and downs, we have a trajectory; generally speaking, human-created systems evolve toward ever-increasing complexity, impact, and effic
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Yes, but I didn't mention that they accomplish anything? mid-managers role is not to accomplish is to manage the team that accomplish..duh
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by aogaili 4mo ago
And what is your point? again, the tool is here to stay, it won't replace software engineers as of now, you can't undo progress, so what is your point exactly? Same point as the textiles industry in the 18th century..and software
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Sorry - I didn't get this comment? I mean isn't strange that people get to live in a digital reality that is dependant on a servers that could be taken down instead of being embedded in physical reality that we call life?
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Build something? If the AI is that good then us it..and if it ain't that good then your boss did a mistake?
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by aogaili 4mo ago
But they need headcount under them to justify their position...
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Am I the only one finding the dependency on those videos games to be concerning?
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by aogaili 4mo ago
If you really think those layoffs are due to AI, then you haven't worked in corporations long enough. If companies are not hiring, and are firing, then what do we need middle managers for? In fact, if an engineer is really smart and ma
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by aogaili 4mo ago
That is limited thinking. People are replacing their bosses, and your boss will be bossing what exactly? Right now LLMs cant' replace the entire spectrum of human intelligence. But if your entire work is just translating your boss ask
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Regarding hubris, I've been in this field for 20 years, and there are people in it who are just intolerable, frankly. They memorize every Vim command, refuse to use any other tools, and treat everyone else as less intelligent simply be
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by aogaili 4mo ago
> Both of these have been happening before the advent of LLMs I'm not sure about that. I read they are making better use of AI to accelerate building their businesses. Apparently, in China, people were not looking to work in corpora
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Chinese Gen Zers are starting companies before graduating, people are generating music and starting their own studios, others are improving models and building harnesses, and the rest are on a mission to automate the entire knowledge econom
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Software engineers with low self-esteem who built their entire identity as mechanical cognitive workers are having an identity crisis and spreading FUD. Currently, LLMs are nothing more than amplification tools that require significant stee
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by aogaili 4mo ago
The tech is barely two years old and people are exploring the usage. I think it's better to keep an open mind instead of claiming to have seen the pattern. Indeed, there is a lot of hype and delusion but there is genuine progress and i
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Because agent memory is a real issue if you tried to build any agent. But yeah a universal protocol by a small player will not solve it.
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by aogaili 4mo ago
So this page is just to shame people using LLMs and to make you feel better?
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by aogaili 4mo ago
A lot of shaming and negative comments. Mainly people annoyed that this is created with LLM usage. Comments like, the author is grandiose, he/she is delusional, the repo was committed yesterday etc. It seems to be a lot of folks in the
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by aogaili 4mo ago
Again, not everyone has this option, people who think that lives in a bubble. Many people leave alone, isolated, and some despite their best effort lives isolated.
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by aogaili 5mo ago
Passive aggressive piece of garbage, he thinks everyone has those moments and people welcome them in open arms.
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by aogaili 5mo ago
Many of the social interactions in those venues are scripted. They follow norms, rules, and procedures. That is the nature of the predictable transactional economy that we (as humans) developed and which we are currently living in. Then com
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by aogaili 5mo ago
I agree, and this matches my experience as well. After 20 years of coding, I do understand the grief and the sense of loss—I felt it deeply myself. But as an engineer, I was also captivated by the capabilities of the new systems. Watching t
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by aogaili 5mo ago
What is also interesting is that what our brains perceive to be hard is mainly because we didn't evolve to deal with these kinds of problems. But as it turns out, automating logical problems is much easier than folding clothes.
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by aogaili 5mo ago
Indeed. But my argument is that a lot of those hard problems were, in fact, already solved; some people made a career out of solving the same problems over and over again. The fact that we have a tool to automate the lower tier of problem-s
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by aogaili 5mo ago
Which part of reality does it not capture? I've been in the field for 20 years, and I do think the situation is analogous. We might not like it or we might deny it, but the fact is, LLMs do automate the mechanical part of thinking. Som
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by aogaili 5mo ago
Developers were not solving hard problems. The last decade was brutal—mainly frameworks, libraries, configurations, etc. The hard problems were in research. And regarding the gym, sure, you might enjoy lifting dumbbells and solving puzzles
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by aogaili 6mo ago
By rational you mean accept the British, US and Israeli rule and the "liberal" democracy of give up your military and give us your oil and market.
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by aogaili 6mo ago
Since Iran is clearly seeking to remove the U.S. government, is arming democratic factions a morally justifiable response?

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