jygg4

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   by jygg4 6mo ago

   Agree. Nice to see a post with proper economic thought on the topic.
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   by jygg4 6mo ago

   If you’re not being deliberate, you’re not thinking in my view. The act of thinking is to reach deep inside oneself.
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   by jygg4 6mo ago

   Yup exactly. Being able to hold someone liable for a F up has been how we have been able to function as a society and get to where we are today.
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   by jygg4 6mo ago

   Kissing your ass comments aside… first of all - define a 10x developer. We’ve all seen this phrase thrown around and it’s useless. Define the characteristics of one. I’d argue the hiring of juniors is dropping because why should a firm ‘inv
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   by jygg4 6mo ago

   Indeed. Why is this post down voted? There’s always trade-offs taking place, it’s good to call them out.
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   by jygg4 6mo ago

   As long as humans are needed to review code, it sounds your role evolves toward prompting and reviewing. Which is akin to driving a car - the motor vehicle itself doesn’t know where to go. It requires you to prompt via steering and braking
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   by jygg4 6mo ago

   The models lose the ability to inject subtle and nuance stuff as they scale up, is what I’ve observed.
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   by jygg4 6mo ago

   The issue with llm’s is trust. I don’t see that ever going away. Humans have learned to trust other humans over a large time scale with rules in place to control behaviour.