rzza

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   by rzza 3y ago

   Why you don't believe we'll get to state of AI being the predominant creator of complex and usable software? It seems like you're more focused on the fact that it can't handle the most complex use cases today.
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   by rzza 3y ago

   Into LLM code generation
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   by rzza 3y ago

   We're only 1 year into this
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   by rzza 3y ago

   > otherwise the autonomous car software would be part of it I think it's too extreme a definition. It's not like we need to wait to get to that level to seriously consider the effects when 90% of software is not that. It feels
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   by rzza 3y ago

   I agree in the current state but think that's too focused on the outcomes right now. It seems more likely that a bunch of companies would perfect all those kinks because there's enough economic incentive to do so. It's simi
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   by rzza 3y ago

   --Agree on potential of bubble --On the second point, Autonomous car software is already an extreme example (maybe not, I've never written it). Most vertical SaaS apps are dashboards with front-end, back-end, and a database. It seems
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   AI Eats Software(chasingpeaks.substack.com)

   6 points by rzza 3y ago|14 comments