hard24

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by hard24 6mo ago
I field a small team of experts who are paid upwards of a million GBP in cold-hard cash in London. Not stock. Cash. You sound like a bozo, I can sniff it through my screen.
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by hard24 6mo ago
"No one cares about handcrafted artisanal code as long as it meets both functional and non functional requirements" Speak for yourself. I don't hire people like you.
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by hard24 6mo ago
Indeed. My view as a CEO is, if you are still reviewing the code yourself then what use is it that you can produce a bunch of text at a faster rate? I'd prefer people wrote good quality code and checked it as they went along... whilst
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by hard24 6mo ago
Also when you are writing code yourself you are implicitly checking it whilst at the back of your mind retaining some form of the entire system as a whole. People seem to gloss over this... As a CEO if people don't function like this I
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by hard24 6mo ago
This is incredibly circular lol...
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by hard24 6mo ago
"So will it turn out that actually writing code was never the time sink in the first place?" Of course it wasn't! Do you think people can envision the right objects to produce all the time? Yeah.. we have a lot of Steve Jobs
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by hard24 6mo ago
I think as long as having to review code stays around, the 'artistry' of writing code isn't going away. Think about it - how do you increase the speed at which one can review code? Well first it must be attractive to look at
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by hard24 6mo ago
My prediction is a concorde-like incident is going to shatter trust and make people re-think their expectations of the capabilities of LLMs and their abilities of the present. Essentially something big has to happen that affects the revenue