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falloutx
9mo ago
Anthropic is by far the worst among the current AI startups when it comes to being Authentic. They keep hijacking HN every day with completely BS articles and then they get mad when you call them out.
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falloutx
9mo ago
Because its generated by an AI. All of their posts usually feel like 2 sentences enlarged to 20 paragraphs.
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falloutx
9mo ago
Can Anthropic not try to hijack HN every day? They literally post everyday with some new BS.
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falloutx
9mo ago
Well working under someone who keeps insisting Software engineering is dead sounds like a toxic work environment.
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falloutx
9mo ago
It should be "can you gaslight a CEO into firing 90% of their software engineers?"
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falloutx
9mo ago
A single person company wouldn't have to compete with Adobe, for example Photopea is profitable and sustainable project made by just one person. My point was that even Photopea is yet to be copied by any of the engineers using coding a
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falloutx
9mo ago
If its that easy why haven't we seen a single attempt being anywhere close?
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falloutx
9mo ago
Dont bait people here. Claude is good but its not great, consumer is not gonna be able to generate GTA 6 any time soon. May be never
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falloutx
9mo ago
> The future is on-demand LLM image generation. Why even generate an image then. Why don I just use dribbble / behance and pick the best design
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falloutx
9mo ago
I doubt any single engineer of any level can steer AI into building something complex like lets say Photoshop. Most of the recent completely vibe coded projects dont do anything as complex as that, they are usually just tiny websites or som
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falloutx
9mo ago
Yes you can install it as a VSCode extension or use it from terminal. Effect is same. But for your use-case, I would think Gemini cli is better, since gemini does seem to excel in Data Analytics tasks for me.
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falloutx
9mo ago
This theory falls apart because I dont think a regular internet user can just generate something complex like Photoshop/Figma/Final Cut Pro via LLMs. Even hardcore top level engineer wont be able to do it just via LLMs
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falloutx
9mo ago
Try generating Figma through Claude Code before you can say that. Classic software is full of human ingenuity and replicating each feature looks easy on the surface, but when you get into it, it slowly becomes impossible. Note: Figma was ju
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falloutx
9mo ago
This article makes no sense. Wouldn't software companies make more money if Claude Code is good, as they have to pay less to the SDEs? Genuinely confused here.
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falloutx
9mo ago
OP could be a bot/agent whatever. some signs point to it. It could be a funny experiment they are running on HN.
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falloutx
9mo ago
Let the guy makes his music, why do we have to put this shit AI stuff in everything. Had to delete spotify for this bs.
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falloutx
9mo ago
what marketing? this must have been done 1000 times just in last month. There is nothing new here. At best its for personal use.
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falloutx
9mo ago
> Your role shifted from "code writer" to "logic validator" No it didn't, in fact, your job shifted from code writer to code fixer
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falloutx
9mo ago
The thing is that currently most of these projects are just done by engineers, Its easy to stay organized when the project lasts couple of weeks and stays within <5 engineers. The issues starts when the software starts living longer and
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falloutx
9mo ago
I may have misread that. Anyway, its 2.60 euros plus value of your time unless it was done with ralph agents.
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falloutx
9mo ago
I dont understand, so its just to generate the pic using a model. Isn't that trivial, whats the advantage of doing it in C? Is the model running in C? Readme is overly verbose and It seems like a project that just does one task and it
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falloutx
9mo ago
>But churn out yet another webpage/website? People exaggerate how many people work on just simple websites / webpages. Anyone needing a website has been able to get it for very cheap for a long time.
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falloutx
9mo ago
I dont want to take responsibility for 10 features at the same time because one guy on the internet is able to bullshit the execs. > I'm easily getting twice my workload done with AI, and I'm not even leveraging the full exten
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falloutx
9mo ago
Companies have forgotten the value of morale. In this particular sense, AI hype has been very successful in demolishing morale, creating burnouts and overall decreasing value of everyone. Now everyone at the company can build everything in
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falloutx
9mo ago
People gotta remember its a job just like anything else. I dont see any other profession going above and beyond so why should that be levied upon on programmers, I don't see PMs trying to understand code, CEOs trying to understand the
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falloutx
9mo ago
I like how MCP is not shoved into our face anymore after people realised more mcp servers eat into context and agents can easily use CLI tools.
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falloutx
9mo ago
Anything posted by anthropic always gets to the front page.
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falloutx
9mo ago
Its very hard for any of LLM fans to share anything substantial, Its always just demos and prototypes which even they have no idea how it works. If you work for any big company, you know all of LLM fans who are just trying desperately to sh
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falloutx
9mo ago
And if you go to that site, the researchers say nothing about using Claude, or any LLMs for that matter.
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falloutx
9mo ago
The clear disdain he has for the profession is evident in any interview he gives. Him saying 90% of the code was not a signal to us, but it was directed to his fellow execs, that they can soon get rid of 90% of the engineers and some other
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