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cglace
1y ago
In my tests of using AI to write most of my code, just writing the code yourself(with Copilot) and doing manual rounds with Claude is much faster and easier to maintain.
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cglace
1y ago
So you can create a serious contender to Salesforce or Zapier in a week?
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cglace
1y ago
After spending a week coding exclusively with AI assistants, I got functional results but was alarmed by the code quality. I discovered that I didn't actually save much time, and the generated code was so complex and unfamiliar that I
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cglace
1y ago
Yeah, my job is now automating tasks using AI and code instead of automating tasks with just code. The code part has gone down, and the abstraction has moved up a layer, but I have more work than ever.
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1y ago
In this article: https://medium.com/@takafumi.endo/how-ai-is-redefining-strat... You can see how AI is already transforming consulting at the Big 3.
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2y ago
This is the most level take I’ve seen.
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2y ago
So what is your prediction?
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2y ago
The thing I can't wrap my head around is that I work on extremely complex AI agents every day and I know how far they are from actually replacing anyone. But then I step away from my work and I'm constantly bombarded with “agents
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2y ago
Thanks for sharing. I hope you are right. It's hard to stay objective as things are changing so quickly.
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2y ago
In all of these posts I fail to see how this is engineering anymore. It seems like we are one step away from taking ourselves out of the picture completely.
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2y ago
Are you concerned that these tools will soon replace the need for engineers?
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2y ago
The market is currently valuing the stock based primarily on their robotaxi initiative and humanoid robots.
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2y ago
Trump said the trade agreement is terrible.
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2y ago
The word games I was referring to were your overly technical analysis of the term "illegal." In everyday conversation, people don't care about logical breakdowns of words. They find such arguments absurd and view those making
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2y ago
I don't care about political labels. These niche arguments are useless - they don't change anyone's mind. Both sides use these debates as examples to portray the other as extreme. I'm tired of discourse that claims to en
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2y ago
I'm sorry but these are the word games that drive the right. In essence, no one gives a shit. You are only signaling to other liberals and accomplishing nothing. Why not focus on a fight that matters.
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2y ago
Makes sense. Thanks.
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2y ago
What do you mean?
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2y ago
Most doge/musk things are disappearing.
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2y ago
Some other bands that list them as an influence are Pavement, Pearl Jam, Live, Collective Soul, Alice in Chains, Better Than Ezra, Liz Phair, The Decemberists, Wilco.
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2y ago
For there to be fraud that means they are bringing charges and the court will decide if it is fraud. Fraud has a very specific meaning. If it is waste then it's in the eye of the beholder thus nuanced. I doubt Elon and his script kiddi
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2y ago
Have you personally looked into the claims made by Leavitt during her briefings? It doesn't take much digging to see that they are much more nuanced than we are being led to believe.
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2y ago
I'd think they would be interested in healthcare and the economy and not necessarily that we place conspiracy theorists in high positions. Unless the youth of today are that dumb.
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2y ago
You didn't produce evidence. You mentioned that the propaganda arm of the president said they found something.
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2y ago
Oh ok. I forgot to check the approval ratings for evidence. Are these fraud findings as accurate as his hurricane trajectory map? I've been following Doge pretty closely and I see a lot of hand-waving but a lack of real evidence. Maybe
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Sources?
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People were worried about the economy and inflation. To say that most voters wanted to dismantle the government is a bit of a stretch. I remember all the posters here expressing their belief that Doge would do nothing and was just an adviso
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Paying people to play video games for him
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2y ago
People from the left who think they are smart have names for the people who represent this new cultural shift. It's natural to blame things you don't like on the other "stupid" group.
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2y ago
The most annoying is having to order by DESC NULLS LAST to get the largest value from an aggregation.
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