democracy

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by democracy 6mo ago
Because it shows you are hip and trendy and MAYBE you deserve a job in the AI era
32.
by democracy 6mo ago
I think this is what kills them, not AI. I know 2 companies (enterprise level) who are migrating away from Atlassian atm just gets too costly.
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by democracy 6mo ago
And the solution is...?
34.
by democracy 6mo ago
It's a pipe dream sorry
35.
by democracy 6mo ago
But it is not replacing programmer jobs, it's a fantasy world
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by democracy 6mo ago
It's good to have a discussion here so I am ready for all the dumb peer chats I am going to have in the next few weeks with people who don't use these tools but rely on Linkedin wisdom.
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by democracy 6mo ago
"Use AI" sounds like "programmers use a machine that can be programmed to automatically carry out sequences of arithmetic or logical operations" - without the details or context how they use it, what tools and for what t
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by democracy 6mo ago
100% this, Figma is more than just a "design" tool. Same as jira is not just a crud app for tasks. It is integrated in pipelines, people's expertise, CVs and CTO's minds. And to bet on AI company building a competitor to
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by democracy 6mo ago
As if designers spend most of their time actually "designing". Same flaw of thinking with programmers and AI replacing their jobs. As if the main problem (and a major time waster) is actually programming and not dealing with a mil
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by democracy 6mo ago
You replace designers with who? Who is the magic person (who is not a designer) doing the work? CEO? CTO? I heard these stories when Midjourney started and everyone on gamedev channels where screaming how artists/graphic designers woul
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by democracy 6mo ago
Oh no, reading the code, so before AI era noone was reading the code? Unless you have automated checks done by AI to red flag AI submissions... what else can you do? Ask 100 times not to submit AI code or click a checkbox or add this really
42.
by democracy 6mo ago
Google has been a fish (carp) for long time now, just as another boring corporation.
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by democracy 6mo ago
tbh if the change works and the code is ok who cares what was used to build it? ChatGPT or C++ code generator. If the code looks crap - reject PR, why drama?
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by democracy 6mo ago
Wny does it even matter, there was no "Breakthrough" in the code, or in the whitepaper, it's a nice engineering combination of technologies, based on pre-existing attempts, nothing new - working software, admirable motivation
45.
by democracy 7mo ago
it's great work man - been using your backgrounds for long long time now!
46.
by democracy 7mo ago
100% on point, the similarity to crypto slogans and posts is very suspicious. But crypto made a lot of people rich so I guess it works...
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by democracy 7mo ago
It looks like a template with placeholders. Before it was "big data", then "Crypto", now they used "AI"
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by democracy 7mo ago
Yeah I am not sure many people gonna hang around this - I am not sure I wanna do this role. I like building and delivering and ai is great help but I will not be happy supervising agents, there are better jobs. Unless the money is not to be
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by democracy 7mo ago
Well if the management want to get more AI, they gonna get more AI, and no, I am not gonna be running around making sure their dreams work smoothly under my human supervision - I am gonna let it go all the way they want. In the mean time I
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by democracy 7mo ago
Great shilling attempt )
51.
by democracy 7mo ago
integration tests? so last century....
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by democracy 7mo ago
Interesting, you've got it absolutely the wrong way around.
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by democracy 7mo ago
>> I’ve interviewed so many “Prinicpal Staff Engineers” or even “CTO” people who would barely qualify as senior engineers at an average company Failed to design Quantum Lattice Bloom Cascade algorithm in 5 minutes?
54.
by democracy 8mo ago
What? You are not doing it already? Look at this guy...
55.
by democracy 8mo ago
Oh I thought to avoid a morning dump! Disappointed
56.
by democracy 8mo ago
AI agents is like outsourcing to a bad team offshore - yeah they can build and maybe cheap but requires lots of hand holding.
57.
by democracy 8mo ago
Ask stupid questions get stupid answers, don't see how it shows anything.
58.
by democracy 8mo ago
Lame! I would vibe-code a new OS that already has all the drivers!
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by democracy 8mo ago
>> Do you see any reason that progress will stop abruptly here? I do. When someone thinks they are building next generation super software for 20$ a month using AI, they conveniently forget someone else is paying the remaining 19,980$
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by democracy 8mo ago
there is software and software. lots of enterprise software gets re-written every 2-5 years, some projects are in rubbish bin as soon as finished (if finished)

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