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by bopbopbop7 8mo ago
The author is a PM with a bachelors in economics who got laid off last year and began building with AI. Zero engineering experience. You can guess what kind of software he is building. When you read the 100th blog post about how AI is chang
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by bopbopbop7 8mo ago
> AI will make the spreadsheet more stable Hallucinations sure make spreadsheets nice and stable.
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by bopbopbop7 8mo ago
Now I see why he was on twitter saying that the era of coding is over and hyping up LLMs, to sell more shovels...
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by bopbopbop7 8mo ago
Let me know when Stacy from HR vibe codes her own salesforce alternative, sounds very cool!
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by bopbopbop7 8mo ago
Your first example is just a twitter post of a guy asking for a developer to review his vibe coded bot. Nothing shipped. The second example is twitter post of a crypto bro asking people to build something using his crypto API. Nothing ship
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by bopbopbop7 8mo ago
Some guy on Twitter selling an AI coding boot camp is an interesting example. Also it's literally just a post of him looking for a real developer to review his vibe coded bot???
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by bopbopbop7 8mo ago
So where is all this amazing software that you and others built with AI? All I see is hype blog posts and pre-IPO marketing by AI companies, not much being shipped though.
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by bopbopbop7 8mo ago
> even with the help of AI. This is what you get when you build with AI, an electron app with an input field.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Just a couple more weeks and a couple more trillion to Altman.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Right. And when we automate work by formalizing it into verifiable, testable rules, it's called… programming. We have been doing that for decades.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Yup, checks out, you're definitely the type of person the AI companies are marketing to.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Well you would think if there is increased productivity there would be at least a couple studies, some clear artifacts, or increased quality of software being shipped. Except all we have is "trust me bro, I'm 100x more productive&
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Is there any quantitative evidence for AI increasing productivity? Other than AI influencer blog posts and pre-IPO marketing from AI companies?
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Might be a surprise to you, but some backends are more than just a Nextjs endpoint that calls a database.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Something quantitative and not "company with insane vested interest/hype blogger said so".
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
> But now that most code is written by LLMs Got anything to back up this wild statement?
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
> Company that builds x says that everyone in company uses x. Have people always been this easy to market to?
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Great LinkedIn post, thanks for sharing.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Just a couple more months and a couple more trillion dollars to Altman!
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
I can't believe they keep on forgetting to add "make it secure" to the end of their prompts.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Why not just ask Claude to fix the security issues and make sure they don't happen again?
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
They are real, you simply need to prompt better.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Claude 5.0
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Human in the loop is no longer needed as all production bugs are fixed with a bug fix agent automatically.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
I'm working on BacklogAI, an autopilot engineer for SaaS teams. You connect GitHub, CI, Sentry, and Linear, and it takes tickets all the way to production. Claude writes the changes, BacklogAI handles tests, migrations, feature flags,
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
So you think a statement about the current state of things is wrong because you believe that sometime in the future agents are going to magically do everything? Great argument!
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
Company that invested 100s of billions into AI says that AI is good. In other news, “Eat meat” says the butcher.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
So you did some basic web development and built a "not well engineered" greenfield app that you didn't ship, and from that your conclusion is that "writing code is dead"?
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
I bet it does reduce your cognitive load, considering you, in your own words "Give up when Claude is hopelessly lost". No better way to reduce cognitive load.
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by bopbopbop7 9mo ago
To be fair, I’ll take a non-biased 16 person study over “internal measures” from a MAANG company that burned 100s of billions on AI with no ROI that is now forcing its employees to use AI.

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