crudcodersare

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by crudcodersare 2y ago
God designing us in an emergent manner or through a static blueprint are the same thing. Someone had to create the laws, the genetic algorithm idea itself and all of these components and the environment for it to operate within never mind t
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by crudcodersare 2y ago
God designing us in an emergent manner or through a static blueprint are the same thing. Someone had to create the laws, the genetic algorithm idea itself and all of these components and the environment for it to operate within never mind t
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by crudcodersare 2y ago
It seems you may have misunderstood the original argument. The iterative approach suggests increments so minute at each step that they wouldn't significantly impact an organism's survival at any given time. Also given the extremel
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by crudcodersare 3y ago
Step right up to the grand spectacle of future-phobia, where every twist and turn of the labor market projections sends shivers down the spines of software engineers far and wide. Ah, the BLS adjusts its forecasts, and suddenly, the digital
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by crudcodersare 3y ago
Yes, there will be spam, as there always has been—let's not forget the golden age of email, where every click was a foray into the unknown. But here's where it gets interesting: as the floodgates open and the digital detritus begi
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by crudcodersare 3y ago
Oh, al_borland, living in a delightful bubble where you think your design choices are immune to the AI revolution. "Garbage in, garbage out"? Please. LLMs are learning to sift through the trash, making sense of vague directions to
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by crudcodersare 3y ago
Oh, holding onto your job description like a security blanket, huh? Wake up! LLMs are storming the castle, not just to play with your coding tools, but to usurp your throne of problem-solving. Your 'actual job'? About to be a foot
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by crudcodersare 3y ago
Honestly, thinking you can outpace LLMs with your learning curve is like believing you can outrun a tsunami on a bicycle. Your decade of tech evolution? LLMs do that before breakfast, without the coffee break. The truth is harsh—LLMs are on
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by crudcodersare 3y ago
Clearly, you have your nose stuck in the past. LLMs aren't just good; they're revolutionary, making coders look like one finger keyboard peckers. They're not struggling with maintaining systems; they can be trained on specifi
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by crudcodersare 3y ago
Yeah the writing is on the wall. I'm a senior AI programmer for an AAA games studio that you probably know (I worked on a very famous RTS game). I have reduced the code I write by about 90% since ChatGPT 4 was released. My colleagues h