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jatora
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jatora
1mo ago
Data center complaints existed long before AI. The stories you read about neighborhood issues are by and large for pre-existing data centers. This is not an AI issue
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1mo ago
who is it reducing qol for? I get that SWE get far higher benefit than maybe everyone else, but who is it actively reducing QoL for?
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1mo ago
Plan for your organizational wisdom to be passed down in the form of code, comments, and markdown documentation files... all for other agents with centaur orchestrators.
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1mo ago
More coordination is exactly what the commenter was proposing though so I dont really see the point in your response.
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1mo ago
Continual gains that have not stopped and there is clearly much gain to be had even if model intelligence stopped scaling. I find it borderline nasty how so many people are positively hoping for a bubble to pop or an AI winter to come so th
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1mo ago
It seems you're coming from the school of 'LLM's can only say what has been baked directly into their weights' This is clearly not the case. You can make up your own programming language and feed it to an LLM and it can
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1mo ago
Has JEPA shown a shred of viability yet?
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1mo ago
No, you cant. I challenge anyone who claims this to show me an actual project built only by SLM's and not using opus, sonnet, sol, or terra. Spoiler: you can't.
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1mo ago
You feel incorrectly
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1mo ago
The rise of AI and the death of SO is a beautiful beautiful thing. That community is the worst, and this opinion seems to be shared universally by anyone who had extensive interaction with it.
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1mo ago
Well which is it? Because the first one also contradicts the claim i'm responding to. I think those thinking their codebases are so novel as to not dare to provide to the providers are quite full of themselves. 99.9% of code is mundane
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1mo ago
All current era models overthink as it's a product of their RL incentives (or distillation of models with them...) From my reading of the Fable 5 and Opus 5 System cards, my reconstruction is something like: Finish the task → make exte
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1mo ago
Do you have any idea how much CO₂ it takes to support the food/lifestyle of a median civilian in a first world country? Lol. AI is a drop in the bucket CO₂-wise
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1mo ago
As usual with these posts (here and on reddit), the outage is over within 5-10 minutes. Makes you wonder what power these have over the minds of SWE's who rush to scream immediately when their tool stop working.
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1mo ago
flash for plans?! i don't understand why you wouldnt use something far stronger for the most load bearing point of the project
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2mo ago
This is such a horrible cringe and bad faith take.
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2mo ago
hmm that's true, in the presentation they don't focus for more than 5 seconds on the backend lol
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2mo ago
Beyond this i don't think it's wild to assume that somewhere between 70 and 90% of all software has heavy AI involvement. It would just be foolish not to
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2mo ago
This simply isn't true. You're typing on a website that uses it...literally right now. You use countless things that you aren't forking.
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2mo ago
You are using countless products that are built or have become maintained by AI without realizing it apparently.
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2mo ago
Except AI corporations by and large all eat their own burgers (since any developer not leveraging agents effectively is woefully ignorant)
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2mo ago
Marketing and designers do not get more say in software. They get more say on the "surface", which we all know is 10% of the software.
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2mo ago
Nothing says not an engineer like a lack of attention to detail in a message you are reading and fixating on what hurts your feelings when I was clearly referring to a pretty small subset of people. Ouch
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2mo ago
Woops i responded to the wrong comment sorry!
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2mo ago
I think you misunderstand. The entire industry exists because of the passion of engineers that program, not just programmers. And i specifically called out 'purists' for a reason, and yes I do believe OCD and perfectionism is a co
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2mo ago
Imagine, if you will, wanting a narrow application to assist you personally in some side hobby, that is data driven but would take weeks or months to set up. Now imagine it's done in hours (and not even purely focused hours) and does e
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2mo ago
This. And the AI detractors in this thread are the same I think, and are virtue signalling.
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2mo ago
It's pretty clear they're laying out that this is pilot error, unlike the article's intent to blame parties other than the pilot. The poster is trying to correct that, from an obvious place of knowledge and experience most of
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2mo ago
You're not sure? It's pretty clear they're laying out that this is pilot error, unlike the article's intent to blame parties other than the pilot. The poster is trying to correct that, from an obvious place of knowledge
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2mo ago
I pray that he doesn't have any paying subscribers... but I dream...
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