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Anthropic boss Dario Amodei calls for AI development to slow down(bbc.com)
56 points by champagnepapi 4d ago|109 comments
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90% of executives say AI hasn't boosted productivity(fortune.com)
8 points by champagnepapi 22d ago|0 comments
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by champagnepapi 24d ago
“Coding is solved, bugs are not yet solved. Fix incoming” This was said recently lolol https://x.com/bcherny/status/2090649326032945591
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How Much of the Internet Is Written with AI?(pewresearch.org)
13 points by champagnepapi 24d ago|3 comments
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by champagnepapi 25d ago
I'm not saying that folks weren't doing that prior to generative AI! I'm saying that the rate at which this is being done is much greater than before.
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by champagnepapi 26d ago
People these days are saying “don’t look at the code”. People are shipping all sorts of weird architectures, non-performance code, etc. I wish that the ram scarcity would drive more performant software however I just think that the way peop
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Introducing ChatGPT for Teens(openai.com)
4 points by champagnepapi 26d ago|0 comments
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
Agreed!
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
How does everyone feel about the “don’t read the code” stuff that folks are saying? I certainly do not support it but I’m curious to hear what other folks thoughts are
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Video: I'm Done Coding with AI(youtube.com)
5 points by champagnepapi 1mo ago|1 comments
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
Same! We need a "Stop the Slop" movement or something like that.
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
No ethics left at OpenAi huh? Lolol
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
Ehhhhh it’s faster at typing code. Writing in a full agentic mode, we’ve only experienced slop.
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AI Coding and Its Discontents(calnewport.com)
5 points by champagnepapi 1mo ago|0 comments
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
I think the true cost will be some catastrophic failures. Just hoping folks don’t get hurt due to people not understanding what they’re doing with these things but believing they’re competent.
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
I sure hope those docs aren’t written by LLMs for many reasons!
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
This! I don't think folks understand how easy it is to go from greenfield to brownfield with these tools, esp if your organization is only valuing velocity. Meaning your doing full agentic development on large features, barely reviewin
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
> I feel like that was the epitome of AI assisted but quality code I totally agree with you on this! The engineer is still actively engaging while getting the performance gains of not having to type out functions. The Engineer is still i
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
Don't be a meat proxy! See this all over the place, it's very frustrating and i've advocated for stopping this practice at my company! - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49151933 - https://gruh
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New Orleans is testing Carbyne’s AI-powered Emergency Call Triage software(shreveporttimes.com)
79 points by champagnepapi 1mo ago|119 comments
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
Agreed.
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
Personally, In SWE, i think the industry has made a grave mistake with the agents and we're just one big Catastrophe waiting to happen. I do think that there is very real value when software engineers use these tools as something akin
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
agreed. All of these are trying to get to something that can't really every be achieved with LLMs with is determinism. Folks are trying to constrain the models to behave in a certain way with all of these tools, but there's far to
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
lol I think you’re setting yourself up for failure. Why? Just because something works doesn’t necessarily know you the boundaries of it. What scale does it work for? Will it crumble under load in prod? It works but allows cross tenant acc
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
Brother at my startup one person shipped 75k lines in two weeks. We’re living in the golden age of slop
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
Cognitive offloading is delegating to the AI and still owning the answer. Cognitive surrender is when the AI’s output quietly becomes your output and there is nothing you feel is left to check. For software engineers the line between the tw
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
So you're suggesting that coding will take more of the PRD phase?
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Neural Coding as Software Engineering Augmentation, Not Abdication(cacm.acm.org)
2 points by champagnepapi 1mo ago|0 comments
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
this 100%. Skills are gained via effort. Not too much effort that it discourages you, but enough so it's a challenge and engages you. Ofc it helps to have wonderful teachers, coaches, mentors, books, even ai to help guide you, but YOU
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by champagnepapi 1mo ago
I wonder the same thing. I think we've already seen some of this happening, however the consequences haven't been large enough to the organization, for example: - https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026&#x

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