tedious-coder

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by tedious-coder 3mo ago
Where does the author claim that they should “have a say in how other people use the computer”?
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by tedious-coder 4mo ago
This poster wasn’t claiming they were entitled. What kind of question is this?
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by tedious-coder 9mo ago
Yes, what a wild position to prefer the job loss, devaluation of skills, and environmental toll of AI to open source creators having been compensated in some better manner.
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by tedious-coder 1y ago
But what do you make of the parent’s second paragraph? This is the way I feel as well - I would rather not spend my time asking AI to do something right that I could just do myself. I bit the bullet last week and tried to force myself to us
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by tedious-coder 1y ago
I do fall into this category of people that are seen as heavily abusing copium. I can admit that when I do get unsatisfactory results from a prompt session, a lot of it has to do with the mental friction I feel at the idea of letting someth
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by tedious-coder 1y ago
I agree with your assessment of the value of the skills, at least for the time being. What I dislike is the way that we are being encouraged to work now. I simply do not find any joy, at all, in reviewing LLM-written code and then typing in
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by tedious-coder 1y ago
AI makes me sad. When I started my CS degree, I didn't even know what silicon valley was. I was unaware of what the SWE job landscape was like. I went to school in a no-name town. Computer science was an immensely fun subject to learn.