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bopbopbop7
searching PlanetScale…
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bopbopbop7
1y ago
There is that magic word again, “eventually”. When is that? The same time we get warp drives?
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1y ago
Try to provide some evidence first that AI is replacing people and that interns are struggling to compete with an LLM.
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1y ago
Is this AGI in the room with us now?
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1y ago
Plenty of examples? Why not provide some?
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1y ago
Ah, a $999 vibe coding course. That completely checks out.
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1y ago
So which startups are near 100% AI code and what has he built with AI? None of these blog posts would be needed hyping up vibe coding if people actually built something.
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1y ago
Got proof that hiring is down due to AI?
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1y ago
Have you built anything in 18 months? I keep asking to see these apps that people supposedly vibe coded in a weekend but when I ask them to share it, nothing.
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1y ago
No, because everyone that claims to have coded some amazing software with AI Code Generator 3000 never seems to share their project. Curious.
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1y ago
Yea cite the study funded by a company that invested billions into AI instead, that will surely be non biased and accurate.
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1y ago
Or you aren’t as good as you think you are :-) Almost every person I worked with that is impressed by AI generated code has been a low performer that can’t spot the simplest bugs in the code. Usually the same developers that blindly copy pa
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1y ago
You need luck to have a network now?
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1y ago
How are high school kids that barely know the basics of the topic going to get “god tier” results from LLMs?
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1y ago
You’re either a decent troll, or absolutely delusional.
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1y ago
We also could have warp drives next year!
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1y ago
You must be an easy person to market to.
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1y ago
Then why bring it up in the first place if you’re not even willing to show one shred of evidence of your vibe coding output, even a link to you companies landing page?
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1y ago
Everyone wants to see your very profitable startup, it’s simply free advertising. Why not share it?
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1y ago
He won’t, everyone that says they made a profitable startup with some AI code generator 3000 never seems to link their startup. Interesting.
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1y ago
Name one non failing startup then.
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1y ago
Looks like you do only frontend validation and have XSS vulnerabilities all over the place. I also see aren’t taking down nazi posts and CP? I went ahead and reported you to the FBI, hopefully your vibe lawyer is good.
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1y ago
“some twist” is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that statement.
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1y ago
The current training data is not the full internet worth because most of the internet is garbage data. It is removed for a reason. But sure, those 200T tokens of Facebook user data is the answer to smarter LLMs.
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1y ago
Let’s see this app.
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1y ago
It’s been two more years for the past three years. What’s going to happen in those two years? Are we going to find 10 more internets to train on?
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1y ago
You asked for a study, you got a study. Yet you’re still playing mental gymnastics to somehow prove that not using your brain doesn’t impair thinking. You want an anecdote now? After dismissing a study? Wild. I doubt that will convince you
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1y ago
Do you really need a study to tell you that offloading your thinking to something else impairs your thinking? But yes, there are studies to prove the most obvious statement in the world. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=