falloutx

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by falloutx 7mo ago
by devs you mean those two guys on twitter who brag about vibe coding with 100 agents running simultaneously. While Claude Code still can't display images. I wonder what they are doing with those 100 agents
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by falloutx 7mo ago
They'll hire one guy to vibe code like ai.com thing
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by falloutx 7mo ago
I was literally creating a 2nd account on github today for this purpose.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Yes, my point is that it was possible to build it before AI and in much less effort than people imagine. People in college build an interpreter in the less than couple weeks anyway and that probably has more utility. Consider two scenarios:
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Grindr is next Google. Sometimes when I need to search something, I dont even open google or chatGPT, i just type into the DMs of someone and they refuse to answer.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
This is actually a genius level move from Grindr. Anthropic/OpenAI can only dream of the stable userbase like this. Few years ago I even suggested they should add actual brainstorming and prototyping features like Framer for bros to d
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by falloutx 7mo ago
This is a cope. Managers are not magicians who will finally understand who is good and who is just vibe coding demos. In fact now its gonna become even harder to understand differences for the managers. In fact its more likely that the mana
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Just a regular senior SDE at one of the Mag7. I can tell you everyone at these companies is replaceable within a day. Even within an hour. Even the head of depts have no power above them, they can be fired on short notice.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
I get this comment everytime I say this but there are levels to this. What you think is bad today could be considered artisan when things become worse than today.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
100% disagree. CNC is a precision machine while AI is the literal opposite of precision.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
I am becoming more and more convinced that AI cant be used to make something better than what could have built before AI. You never needed 1000s of engineers to build software anyway, Winamp & VLC were build by less than four people. Y
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by falloutx 7mo ago
> And the initial gut reaction is to resist by organizing labor. Yeah like tech workers have similar rights to union workers. We literally have 0 power compared to any previous group of workers. Organizing of labour cant even happen in t
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by falloutx 7mo ago
> It may not be 100x as was told to me but it's definitely putting the strain on the entire org. But thats not even the top 5 strain on github, their main issue is the forced adoption of Azure. I can guarantee you that about 99% of
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by falloutx 7mo ago
No its not. 121M repos added on github in 2025, and overall they have 630 million now. There is probably at best 2x increased in output (mostly trash output), but no where near 100x https://github.blog/news-insights/oct
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Lmao not even close. Github themselves have released the numbers and it was 121M new repos with 2025 ending up with 630M https://github.blog/news-insights/octoverse/octoverse-a-new-...
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by falloutx 7mo ago
We can all chill for couple weeks, Github guys take your time. Infact, don't even worry about it.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Wow an issue going on for 6 months without any input from Anthropic again, not even surprised
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by falloutx 7mo ago
If you look at his github you can see he is in the first week of giving into the vibes. The first week always leads to the person making absurd claims about productivity.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
By recently, you mean since 2007
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Exactly I have seen these know it all comments on my own repos and also tldraw's issues when adding issues. They add nothing to the conversation, they just paste the conversation into some coding tool and spit out the info.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
PMs can always keep their jobs because they appear to be working and they keep contact with the execs directly. They have taken a bigger and bigger part of the tech pie over the years and soon they finally take it all.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Most of the hiring is happening in heavy AI coding companies, a lot of mid sized companies have freezed hiring or they are also only hiring people who claim to use AI to be 10x devs. For non-lying devs, only big companies seem to be hiring
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Only cutting of the furniture is automated. Still designed and assembled by humans. There is no machine which spits out a sofa.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
I am happy someone else is also talking about addictive nature of vibe coding and its gambling-esque rewards. Would we see agentic programmers begging for tokens on kickstarter in future? That would be funny.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Why do you think author used ChatGPT to write this? It has human imperfections and except this 'The "just one more prompt" trap' I didnt think it was written by a prompt
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by falloutx 7mo ago
1) Is this for founders, because employees surely cant do this. With new AI surveillance tech, companies are looking over our shoulders even more than before.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
In couple of minutes? My claude code takes like 5 mins just to wake up and write a simple plan.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
When your title is software engineer, good luck convincing the layoff machine about your taste, design, intuition, sociability, judgement, coaching, inspiring, explaining, or empathy in the context of using technology to solve human proble
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by falloutx 7mo ago
Astroturfing on the internet is Anthropic's main business now.
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by falloutx 7mo ago
C compiler it wrote doesnt even compile. Waste of $20k

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