democracy

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by democracy 8mo ago
Sure, but it's nothing new - CMSes, website builders, no-code platforms, code generators - AI on top of a website builder can really help and it does help. But not building operating systems or Word from scratch for every person or com
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by democracy 8mo ago
>> industry being unable to scale LLMs past their current point 100% bet - no way any "AI" will be able to generate you anything close to a complex piece of software like Ms Word within reasonable time and budget. Given i
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by democracy 8mo ago
Well he said - anyone can (or will soon) vibe-program their own MS Word - there is no way he is a programmer, sorry. The complexity of these systems is crazy. Unless he meant ah HTML text area with "save" button - then sure, why n
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by democracy 8mo ago
100%, it's like with "Suno" - everyone can create a good quality music/song basically in 2-3 minutes (and vibe programming can only do.... nothing in a few minutes) - how many new great bands and musicions we got )))))
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by democracy 8mo ago
So would knowingly participate in illegal activity to catch criminals? Unless you are the law yourself you cannot do it )
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by democracy 8mo ago
Your comment raises several interconnected philosophical, ethical, and socio-economic points, and it is useful to disentangle them systematically. First, the observation that incompleteness is inherent in entropy-bound physical systems is c
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by democracy 8mo ago
It reminds me of crypto industry boom in 2017 - same old "solution in search of problem" and now we also got white papers to read, good times...
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by democracy 8mo ago
>> Majority of top level managements are now reevaluating each and every 3rd party tool they use and prospects of re-building that themselves. What???? Noone I spoke too is even thinking about it. Unles your 3rd party tool is a notepa
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by democracy 8mo ago
So true - very often companies don't even look at free alternatives but go after a paid one right away. Now imagine writing software ))) What a mental idea
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by democracy 8mo ago
I hope the smart boys keeps engineering mind growing and gets a good degree and keeps contributing to the better good! Good luck to him!
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by democracy 8mo ago
They write as if there is unlimited budget but it is never is. There is a range and you'd better fit into it. Also if you think you are at the top of a market range already and the hiring company thinks it's too early to discuss -
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by democracy 8mo ago
It's not math, it's pressure down the chain of command - you had to be outsourcing or at least trying to. Same as now - you have to be trying to "AI" and report improvements as this is what everyone wants to hear.
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by democracy 8mo ago
Is amex still alive? The worst company I dealt with - both professionally for data integration and personally took me a year to make them fix their own mistakes and close my accounts.
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by democracy 8mo ago
It was a scene from a sci-fi movie (i mean Claude demo to CTOs)
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by democracy 8mo ago
Why is it always "tons of code"? Unless you are paid by the line of code writin "tons of code" makes no sense.
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by democracy 8mo ago
Also people need to be more specific about technologies/tasks they do. Otherwise it's apples to oranges.
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by democracy 8mo ago
Oh that means you don't know how to use AI properly. Also its only 2026 imagine what AI agents can do in a few years /s
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by democracy 8mo ago
AtlasSian? Canva? Absolutely the same process in Australia. Smaller shops/contractors - sure.
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by democracy 8mo ago
I don't know this guy's abilities so can't comment on that, but looking at how much AI companies spend on marketing - that's a great hire.
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by democracy 8mo ago
I like your optimism but no - you are still hired via "excels at hackerrank", every big tech company first interview is exactly this, no matter how many projects your delivered and how useful you are/were at you previous job.
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by democracy 8mo ago
100% I remember asking fellow devs why they switched to git from svn/cvs whatever and the answer was - oh it can do branches. Ok, no more questions )
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by democracy 8mo ago
Lots of dreamers here, yet Vanguard reports 4x job and wages growth in the 100 jobs most exposed to AI
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by democracy 8mo ago
Exactly, it will be a CodeUber, we just pick the task from the app and deliver the results ))
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by democracy 8mo ago
Oh please, SAP doesn't exist only because writing software is not free or cheap
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by democracy 9mo ago
"Bad employee" - are you one of these linkedin CEOs? )
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by democracy 9mo ago
Welcome to the real world )) it's full of wild suprises
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by democracy 9mo ago
just like a baby in a month by 9 women, isn't it )
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by democracy 9mo ago
So true, as a mere software developer on a payroll: I might spend 10 minutes doing a task with AI rather than an hour (w/o AI), but trust me - I am going to keep 50 minutes to myself, not deliver 5 more tasks )))) And when I work on my
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by democracy 11mo ago
A typical cowboy - start breaking things and quit with a nice achievement in the CV before it all goes down
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by democracy 1y ago
Atlassian want to look cool being on the AI edge - nothing more )) But tbh looks a bit stupid but its owners/top management are living in the ivory tower for decades now, so no suprises here

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