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by weakfish 5mo ago
No it doesn't - that data is self-reported, and the 2025 study explicitly compares _against_ self-reported data. Granted, I agree models have improved since then, but still. > Importantly, survey results are not necessarily grounded
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by weakfish 5mo ago
I am not exaggerating when I say reading the post made me concerned for the author’s mental health.
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by weakfish 5mo ago
? I never said I agreed with the theories presented in the article. I just believe in free speech :)
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by weakfish 5mo ago
Since you can just counter anything I say with calling it “anti-knowledge,” I’ll leave you with a profound quote: “That’s just like, your opinion, man”
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by weakfish 5mo ago
A) that’s a very biased view of it that you clearly are emotionally invested in B) an encyclopedia should describe all things factually. It’d be one thing if it described it as truth, but describing it truthfully is far different
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by weakfish 5mo ago
An article about a topic doesn’t mean it’s endorsed - are you seriously suggesting that Wikipedia shouldn’t host an article that describes a theory if you don’t like the theory?
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by weakfish 5mo ago
All of this is true only if you’re unaffected by the policies of ICE/transgender/etc
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by weakfish 5mo ago
Disagreement != low quality, and that explanation is incredibly naive and simplistic
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by weakfish 5mo ago
That explains the spaghetti ball that is CC
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by weakfish 5mo ago
…it definitely is true, I spun up a cluster at home to learn it for a new job and felt comfortable with the basics within a few days.
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by weakfish 5mo ago
Why does this _always_ happen in agentic coding convos? > I don't find $MODEL useful > CLEARLY you're doing it wrong It's so dumb. (I write code w/ agents btw, I'm just also skeptical)
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by weakfish 5mo ago
Are you asking, essentially, to move past the data and evidence and get anecdotes? That seems the opposite of useful, and tbh LLM coding has wayyyy too much anecdotal 'evidence' going on.
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by weakfish 5mo ago
Written by an LLM.
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by weakfish 5mo ago
+100 to pulumi, I love it with TypeScript
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by weakfish 5mo ago
:) just trying to share a little kindness!
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by weakfish 5mo ago
lol you might work for my company re: point 4
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by weakfish 5mo ago
This is anecdotal and purely vibes based so YMMV but my view is that it’s a lot worse looking if you’re restricting yourself to just Big Tech like all of the programming subreddits do. There’s tons of companies outside that sphere who need
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by weakfish 5mo ago
Email in my bio, I’m in the triangle and would love to connect. I know some cyber folks who I can link you up with.
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by weakfish 5mo ago
Why is the analysis bad? Burden is on you to explain that.
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by weakfish 5mo ago
> but I have yet to see Zitron respond to the strongest AI financials claim He does in this [0] article. [0] https://www.wheresyoured.at/ai-is-really-weird/
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by weakfish 6mo ago
Oh. Well I meant this as a counter point to the idea that AI can replace us.
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by weakfish 6mo ago
Late reply, but yeah it’s fatigue. Thank you for the pointers, I’ll check all of those out with my GP. I have diagnosed depression, but I wonder if it’s a chicken egg problem - am I depressed from bad sleep, or bad sleep from depression?
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by weakfish 6mo ago
I’ve also struggled with the “not enjoying something because I suck at it” problem, and it’s a tough one. The answer is to remove expectations, but much easier said than done. That said, I wonder if doing it with other people who suck would
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by weakfish 6mo ago
Something I don’t see “SWE-is-Doomed” comments address is this - SWE, I think we can all agree, is one of the more complex white collar jobs. If it gets automated, then likely most other white collar jobs have been too. At that point, don’t
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by weakfish 6mo ago
I’m also curious why you write “we in Phoenix are dealing with…” I’ve noticed a trend of people attaching a sort of personal identification with headlines
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by weakfish 6mo ago
My comment is more of a complaint than a discussion so apologies, but I was disappointed recently because I did at an at home test and scored borderline. I was hopeful that it would be sleep apnea so I could go about solving my bad sleep, b
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by weakfish 6mo ago
This article convinced me otherwise https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-subprime-ai-crisis-is-here/
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by weakfish 6mo ago
I'm really confused - I downloaded Moom because of this comment, but can't find a feature to switch Spaces. Am I missing something?
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by weakfish 6mo ago
I found out something that was shocking to me about two years ago, which is that plenty of people learn to play ice hockey, of all sports, as an adult. I don’t know about you folks, but I always assumed it was one of those where if you didn
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AI Is Weird(wheresyoured.at)
5 points by weakfish 6mo ago|0 comments

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