ArthurStacks

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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Great, go take that idea to the parents who want justice for the child who is dead due to scumbags like this guy.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
To what end? Justice.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Great. Now let him go sit in a jail cell and recieve his punishment, and give the dev opportunity to someone who didnt sell drugs and chose the easy route
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
And I'm sure if you had your way the prisons would be empty of anyone convicted of a drug related crime because 'they and their terribly sad addictions/illnesses are the real victims' Theyre in prison as a punishment for
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Large parts of the world have anti western media. Because thats what the audience wants to hear.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
In your imagination, along with the idea that the ME media was calling for the destruction of the west
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Ah yes, the evil facebook, not at all caused by their terrorist activity.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Being useless isnt a preference In my company if an engineer came out with this nonsense he would be placed on my special system of making his role so unpleasant to the extent that he leaves
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
And within 24 months will have been a total waste of anyones time doing it
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Thats because youre conditioned in your culture to want the nice lies that tell you other people care by a society that wraps everything in BS. Foreigners may consider my culture brutal and unforgiving, but at least its honest from the outs
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Apathy? More like the fact that the majority of people are too lazy, not motivated enough, not willing to take risks, and go out and build something of their own that results in wealth, and prefer to sit safe as someones employee, complaini
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Of course. I'm running a business, not a welfare program
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
That would defeat the purpose. The whole point is to reduce costs by getting a cheap junior dev and having them operate AI to produce the same or better result for far less
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Many people without experience ask this same question. It isnt relevant. They arent just producing code and pushing it, saying it works. It undergoes the same extensive testing for stability and security as the solution written by anyone el
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Theyre getting paid and have a job. If they dont like that deal they can go find another one elsewhere. But its going to get increasingly difficult to justify promoting them to higher salaries if generative AI continues as it is, as the bot
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
>You're so wrong, this only works if.. wrong? I'll gladly continue this 'wrong' approach if it continues to be as successful as it has over the last 6 months. Aswell as it being entertaining seeing the level of cope a
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Its actually the opposite of how people think. We hire junior devs, but not senior, and dont replace our senior devs. So our developer base is moving towards being junior weighted with less senior. The reason being a junior dev is cheaper,
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
This as usual is just financial mortals speculating on what wealthy people do.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
His secret to success was doing nothing for 20 years and letting idiots build him into a genius in the void of anything which would have demonstrated otherwise
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
The guy to go to if you want an awful boring movie
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Written by someone naive who just wasted his time writing all that, all through not understanding it isnt a problem. Its by design.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Oh, they will think up something, and gullable useful idiots will continue to believe they actually believe that stuff, whilst they rake in the money from content engagement, laughing at the idiots trying to convince them the earth isnt fla
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
The root problem is the same.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
And on top of that, when you are doing 'rubbish', and not told, you dont have a chance to rectify things through that honest feedback.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
> What if I told you that a dev group with a sensibly-limited social-club flavor is where I arguably did my best and also had my happiest memories from? Maybe you did, and as a developer I am sure it is more fun, easier, and enjoyable to
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
> My problem is that directives such as "software developers need to use tool x" is an _input_ with, at best, a questionable causal relationship to outcome y. Total drivel. It is beyond question that the use of the tools increa
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
It means what it says. We dont just write software. An LLM cannot do the service that the company provides because it isnt just software and digital services.
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
Yes, you're right I should have made an account 30 years ago, before this website existed, and gotten involved in all the discussions taking place about the use of ChatGPT and LLMs in the software development workplace
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
This group have been banging on about this for decades
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by ArthurStacks 1y ago
I dont hunt 'AI skeptics'. I just provide a viewpoint based on professional experience. Not one that is 'AI is bad at coding because everyone on Twitter says so"

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