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by risyachka 1y ago
>> Why are you producing so much code? This is basically a "thinking tax". If you don't want to think and offload it to llm they burn through a lot of tokens to implement in a non-efficient way something you could often
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by risyachka 1y ago
Nah people just don’t do research work. Maybe one in 100k does
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by risyachka 1y ago
Probably to understand what is going on there in the context of the full system instead of just reading letters and making sure there are no grammar mistakes.
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by risyachka 1y ago
Its like a factory. First things were made by hand, slowly - they were expensive and you could make a living making things. Now those things are made in factories. And they are 99% automated - like where software is going. And whats left is
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by risyachka 1y ago
Government is people, it is not some corporation. >> government monopoly there is no monopoly if there is no market
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by risyachka 1y ago
I think the trick is to start preparing like it will happen in 10 years and hope it will take 200, otherwise wars are imminent.
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by risyachka 1y ago
The cost of robots will be zero because robots will mine ore, process it and make other robots.
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by risyachka 1y ago
You need income to: - buy house - get food - buy clothes - medical care - buy nice things if robots are that advanced that can do most of the jobs - the cost of goods will be close to zero. government will product and distribute most of the
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by risyachka 1y ago
It kinda sounds like all you needed was a ledger, otherwise didn’t get why would you use CQRS.
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by risyachka 1y ago
>> I'm genuinely amazed that there are lawyers who don't realise this Its not lawyers, its everyone.
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by risyachka 1y ago
Doesn’t matter. Obviously you can always find some ties etc but reasonably just leaving russia and condemning their actions would be good enough. But you can’t put zero effort in and claim Oh i am a victim here.
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by risyachka 1y ago
Russians ALL contribute by taxes so in this case all of them are complicit. In your fictional example very few are. And here was no "ethnic cleansing" in any way, not sure what propaganda you are into. Sounds russian.
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by risyachka 1y ago
So 10 mil Ukrainians were forced out of the country but russians can't leave on their own? Yeah they can. They chose to stay and pay for the war with their taxes. but they have families etc etc everyone does, and they still were forc
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by risyachka 1y ago
Appreciate your point but I am sure you can relate to my concern that there is a good chance you will monetize it, and pay taxes that will be used to build missiles.
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by risyachka 1y ago
Nothing to do with guilt. The fact is if you give that app attention and users it will be montetized at some point, capital from around the world will flow, and taxes will be paid on it in russia, and more missiles will be built.
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by risyachka 1y ago
Just fyi - this app is from russia. And there are other free apps that do the same.
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by risyachka 1y ago
>> where seasoned professionals accelerate their work with LLMs while staying proudly and confidently accountable for the software they produce Why would you add “vibe” then? Seasoned devs don’t vibe, they know what they do
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by risyachka 1y ago
How else would the company sell their product? and keep people employed. Of course ads will be there and this is good. A bad thing would be if they took a bunch of traffic from google and then gave no way to promote your products. That woul
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by risyachka 1y ago
>> and I would get back on track in a few days Thats the issue. How can one be sure you can actually get back on track - or - you never were on the track in the first place and you are just an AI slopper? Thats why on interview you n
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by risyachka 1y ago
Nope, you don't pair senior dev with llm. You allow them use llm, but not an agent. IF agent starts generating code - nobody will have time and stamina to rewrite all the slop, it will just get approved. Copy/paste from chat is th
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by risyachka 1y ago
Ads in ChatGPT was the most obvious outcome from day 1. And this is not a bad thing, otherwise you can only image how many businesses will close when google traffic stars to decline. Everyone likes to hate on ads but the reality is that wit
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by risyachka 1y ago
Closed PRs, commits, loc etc are useless vanity metrics. With ai code you have more loc and NEED more PRs to fix all its slop. In the end you have increased numbers with net negative effect
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by risyachka 1y ago
>> llms where supposed to help juniors Lol what Who came up with this? They never were supposed to do anything. Just turned out to be useful in experienced hands as expected
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by risyachka 1y ago
I also know people with 10 yoe. But when I dig into it almost always those people have a massive list of requirements for the job they want (remote/short commute/no overtime ever/etcetc) Though it is reasonable to ask whateve
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by risyachka 1y ago
This. Especially considering there are many alternatives, zero reasons to use grok
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by risyachka 1y ago
This. If someone says "Most of my code is AI" there are only 3 reasons for this 1. They do something very trivial on daily basis (and its not a bad thing, you just need to be clear about this). 2. The skill is not there so they ha
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by risyachka 1y ago
This is all great except it doesn't give any reason not to label AI code.
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by risyachka 1y ago
It’s enabler for everyone, so you still don’t have any advantage just like you didn’t before that. The only difference is you spend less on art but will spend same in other areas. Literally nothing changed
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by risyachka 1y ago
T3chat was launched much later so the real question is how t3 is different from it or any other chat.
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by risyachka 1y ago
This is software. There is basically zero consequences for whatever fuckups you do, thus no incentives for companies to pay for vulnerabilities.

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