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by zwnow 1y ago
It wont replace humans in the foreseeable future as they can not reason or react to changes they werent trained on. Bosses are jumping on a hype train making decisions in fields they barely have expertise in, which is the frustrating part.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Absolutely, programmers are paid exceptionally well compared to a lot of other jobs. If they live paycheck to paycheck they are doing things wrong, especially when having family.
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by zwnow 1y ago
So moral issues are not relevant? Typical tech enthusiast mindset unfortunately...
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by zwnow 1y ago
Exactly, the actual business value is way smaller people think and its honestly frustrating. Yes they can write boilerplate, yes they sometimes do better than humans in well understood areas. But its negligible considering all the huge issu
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by zwnow 1y ago
you can just share the file, huh collaboration sounds nice though, it definitely has a market considering 11k daily users.
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by zwnow 1y ago
You should read the manual to how metaphors work
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by zwnow 1y ago
People dont care about their operating system. Most Mac users never learn Mac and most Windows users never learn windows. They use their computers for emails, some presentations and occasional gaming. They dont want to learn different kinds
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by zwnow 1y ago
These have standards, software is the wild west?
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by zwnow 1y ago
Absolutely. If the knowledge is verifiable. Kurzgesagt recently uploaded a video about this, its a lot harder to verify statements due to AI. Not easier. Here is the video in case you are interested: https://youtu.be/_zfN9wn
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by zwnow 1y ago
Yup absolutely, and its a shame because it takes the joy out of it for a lot of people. I'll have a lot more paid leave if I dont like my job is all im going to say to this.
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by zwnow 1y ago
I mean that this "tooling" becomes inaccessible to people. At least the tooling that is relevant for jobs. Employers will eventually stop hiring human based on their programming competence. It'll translate into a low pay care
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by zwnow 1y ago
Its reasonable to stay away from something one considers dystopian considering the industry is not even sure about the usefulness of coding agents in professional environments. When the tractors replaced the horses, everyone could agree the
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by zwnow 1y ago
What about the accessibility of software development? Its completely vanishing for people that can not afford to pay for these agents. It used to be a field where you could get a laptop from the scrapyard and learn from there. It feels poin
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by zwnow 1y ago
Seems to be about Pimmelgate. Andy Grote to be specific.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Im sorry but I know my countries history, there is no good in "lawful interception"
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by zwnow 1y ago
Another win for AI! /s
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by zwnow 1y ago
Funnily enough, Germany has laws for where you are allowed to store backups exactly due to these kinda issues. Fire, flood, earthquake, tornadoes, whatever you name, backups need to be stored with appropriate security in mind.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Rightfully did not trust these companies. Sure what happened is a disaster for them, but you cant simply trust Amazon & Microsoft.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Well understood topics... what's so hard to understand?
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by zwnow 1y ago
If LLMs could reason, they would flourish in barely understood topics, they dont. They repeat after what humans already said over and over again all across the training data. They are a parrot, its really not that hard to understand.
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by zwnow 1y ago
LLMs do not reason. Not hard to understand.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Experts are adamant about this. Just take a look at https://youtu.be/iRqpsCHqLUI
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by zwnow 1y ago
Reasoning? LLMs can not reason, why is it always assumed they reason? They mimic reasoning.
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by zwnow 1y ago
8 years, wow. Try 30 and actually growing up in this country. School is letting people down, rent prices are exploding. Public transportation is a complete joke ( https://youtu.be/0rb9CfOvojk?si=1S258ynDJZkGZdoT ) Sorry, but
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by zwnow 1y ago
With how its going I feel Zig 1.0 wont be a thing until my retirement in 37 years
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by zwnow 1y ago
Version numbers dont mean anything as the whole Elixir ecosystem shows:D
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by zwnow 1y ago
But not knocking it down will also mean a lot of pain for the people? Just look at the unsustainable electricity demand and skyrocketing prices big tech is pushing upon the small folk due to their explosive needs for more and more big data
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by zwnow 1y ago
B... bb... bbbut i thought we are so close to AGI and all the AI companies can easily make bazillions off of targeted advertising and and AI can do all my employees jobs for 1/1000th their salary and and...
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by zwnow 1y ago
Germany as a whole has become a total disaster sadly. From public transportation to schools over retirement homes to rent prices. Everything is crumbling and its depressing. I wished we could at least have good technical infrastructure, as
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by zwnow 1y ago
Not my experience unfortunately

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