bopbopbop7

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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Just a couple more trillion and 6 more months!
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
> I believe that LLM's are making traditional programming obsolete. In fact there isn't any doubt in my mind. Is this what AI psychosis looks like? How can anyone that is a half decent programmer actually believe that English +
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Ah, so no longer misinformation?
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Go look at the 40k failing CI/CD runs on the famous cursor browser.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
AI misinformation? Please do provide some examples. Your whole history is AI psychosis btw, seek help.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
The one that cursor used to build their famous browser.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
I think the author forgot that code has to compile and be useful. And how much is technical debt worth?
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Has there been any good and useful software created with LLMs or any increase in software quality that we can actually look at? So far it's just AI doom posting, hype bloggers that haven't shipped anything, anecdotes without evide
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Because who cares about correct and compilable code, any code will do!
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Because anything not quantitative is either “trust me bro” or AI marketing. Some of us are engineers, so we want to see actual numbers and not vibes. And there are studies on this subject, like the MITRE study that shows that development sp
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Maybe we should look at output like quality of software being produced instead of discourse on forums where AI companies are spending billions to market? Where is all this new software and increased software quality from all this progressio
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
A non-deterministic, slow, pay to use, compiler for a language that is not precise enough for software. What an amazing abstraction!
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
If you're asking me to define a very clear bar, it's obvious nothing cleared it. Anything that proves that LLMs increase software quality. Any software built with an LLM that is actually in production, survives maintenance, doesn&
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Something tells me a non-deterministic code generator won't be the solution to this problem.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
> Every major tech company is using AI for a significant % of their code It shows, increased outages, increased vulnerabilities, windows failing to boot, windows task bar is still react native and barely works. And I have spoken to engin
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
It really shouldn't be this hard to just provide one piece of evidence. Is anecdotes of toy internal greenfield projects that could probably be built with a drag and drop no-code editor really the best from this LLM revolution?
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
> every company from seed stage to unicorns are heavily using claude code, cursor, and the like to produce software > The difference in pace of shipping with and without AI assistance is staggering. Lets back up these statements with
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
I'll believe it when I start seeing examples of good and useful software being created with LLMs or some increase in software quality. So far it's just AI doom posting, hype bloggers that haven't shipped anything, anecdotes w
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Just a couple more trillion dollars, we are so close!
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
What is he missing? Do you have anything quantitative other than an AI marketing blog or an anecdote?
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
I heard that about NFTs not long ago.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Where is all the amazing software and/or improvements in software quality that is supposed to be coming from this revolution? So far the only output is the "How I use AI blogs", AI marketing blogs, more CVEs, more outages, de
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Speaking of obnoxious
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
The trick to not be confused is to read more than the title of the article.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Do you think this was guided by a low quality Anthropic developer? You can give a developer the GCC test suite and have them build the compiler backwards, which is how this was done. They literally brute forced it, most developers can brute
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
100k lines of clean, bug free, optimized, and vulnerability free code or 100k lines of outsourced slop? Two very different price points.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
Some people care more about compiler speed than the correctness? I would love to meet these imaginary people that are fine with a compiler that is straight up broken. Emitting working code is the baseline, not some preference slider.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
A pay to use non-deterministic compiler. Sounds amazing, you should start.
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
> Besides, what is the human brain if not a machine that generates "tokens" that the body propagates through nerves to produce physical actions? Ah yes, the brain is as simple as predicting the next token, you just cracked what
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by bopbopbop7 7mo ago
I just one shot a Gameboy emulator by going to Github and cloning one of the 100 I can find.

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