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by sjajshha 8mo ago
Even funnier is ghuntley going around giving talks, posting on x etc saying “if you don’t learn this stuff you’re gonna be left behind”. I think this was around when he made the first Ralph blog post? Which of course couldn’t be true. Any “
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by sjajshha 8mo ago
I found John Glubb’s analysis of the problem much better than the author’s: https://people.uncw.edu/kozloffm/glubb.pdf Much more impressive he wrote this 50 years ago, but he might as well have been alive today. Histor
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by sjajshha 8mo ago
My (former) coworker who’s heavy into this stuff produced a lot of unmaintainable slop on his way out while singing agents praises to hire-ups. He also felt he was getting a lot of value and had no issues.
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by sjajshha 8mo ago
> People are happy to buy buggy products. Western society falls apart when we compromise on quality. This kind of behavior is much more common in 3rd world countries. One of the key differentiators in western society is how much we value
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by sjajshha 9mo ago
> Customer service (chat, phone) Only because companies have been cutting costs for decades here. This is not a good argument for AI. > writing software If you mean typing characters quickly, yes. Otherwise, there’s still a lot of emp
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by sjajshha 9mo ago
Eh, code review has _always_ been the bottleneck (both for the author and any other reviewers). Pulling the agent slot machine for anything remotely challenging is just inflicting pain for no reason on yourself - if quality matters. If not,