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by localhoster 3d ago
> holy claude With comments like this, I'm not even gonna bother opening the link
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by localhoster 7d ago
Neither do I. And we are not even at the 10x they so eagarly wanting. Nearly 3x and that's assuming every new MR matters. I think its a combination of phycosis, detachment from the codebase, and weak critical thinking
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by localhoster 7d ago
I have said it in some prev threads but the majority of my workplaces code is written by ai today, and it's not looking good. All implemention decisions are largely decided by claude these days. We have so many useless tests, so many r
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by localhoster 7d ago
I honestly feel that all those big ai companies think AI will long term harm humanity, but not their ai. A classic "it will not happen to me"
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by localhoster 16d ago
Read through the readme a bit, it's obv it is
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by localhoster 22d ago
I believe most mid-side companies are in this situation today.
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by localhoster 22d ago
I have the same hope :)
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by localhoster 24d ago
I believe software will go the same road as the cloth industry went. From quality cloth that holds for years, to shit quality cloth that look good but doesnt hold more than few month. Yet, we are being sold that this is _the way weve all be
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by localhoster 24d ago
Most, if not all, of the code in the company I work in is written by AI. Our tests are useless. We have tests that make sure that mongoose schemas are creating the collections defined in them. We have tests that check that zod shcemas parse
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by localhoster 28d ago
You see, I call bs on that. Not on the part that agents are an accelerator, they might be, but at the part that it was a 5 year project. We engineers, had the power to dictate how our days will look, and we were able to give ballooned timel
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by localhoster 1mo ago
I assume they gonna have pull us a "arc" rag pull. Zed is going to die 'cause they cant capitalize on it, delta is going to be sold to investors, and then zed is gonnabe closed sourced 'cause now they need it as the engi
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by localhoster 2mo ago
When I approach a new area or task I first explore it, by hand, and implement, by hand, the task. This way, I get a deeper understanding and it gives me some momentum to llm the rest of the related tasks. Till I loose enough grip to "
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by localhoster 2mo ago
Funny to see vercel is loosing all credibility under the influence of AI. Never liked their products anyway, so I believe it's a net positive for the industry :)
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by localhoster 2mo ago
I once read a comment on hn that says that ai detection in writing is so hard because text doesn't hold enough information. Now I'm no researcher,but that intuitivly makes sense to me. I mean, apart from the obvious cases, how can
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by localhoster 2mo ago
Looking at their website, reading through abit, and seeing the comments here. Guys, this website is entirely ai generated, which might indicate about their product some. Not saying that they are lieing or anything, but expect a wall of text
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by localhoster 2mo ago
If we don't write the codebase, we don't write the tests, and the agents are modifying it, what even considered a messy codebase? Too many files? Too little files? Related code spread accros many files? What is considered a messy
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by localhoster 3mo ago
The tiem that took experienced programmers to hand over their entire development process to AI was so remarkably fast, that it got me to believe that there are almost no programmers that enjoyed solving problems. Once, my teacher in school
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by localhoster 3mo ago
While I agree with the general message, and wish it will eventually radiate to cooperations as well, it is obviously a decision driven by feelings, not logic. The idea that you can't trust code that was generated by heavy users of AI,
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by localhoster 3mo ago
> LLM text in user interfaces is like tailwind css, linkedin broetry and hustle culture had a demented lovechild. next level
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by localhoster 3mo ago
I've felt this from the beginning. But I have yet found. A way to communicate this without sound like "that guy". Truth is that when you give people a "do-for-me" button they are going to be clicking it like it owes
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by localhoster 3mo ago
Not that I care in particular But claiming that google lost it's "moral compass" just now is a claim only rich people can make because they retire, not quit. Google is literally the largest, most organized, tracking and profi
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by localhoster 3mo ago
Sad to see zed going the same route everybody is screaming them not to. Altough, I never expected otherwise.
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by localhoster 3mo ago
We need to start putting guardrails on hn to not allow those esoteric projects to be published. Before ai, it was impressive that a person has that much passion and dedication to go down the rabbit hole, and it usually comes back with some
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by localhoster 3mo ago
is it just me, or this model is simply not available in cc? the opus 4.8 I assumed wasnt available to enterprise seats, but it explicitly says cc that fable is available in cc. I can't find it, and im on latest version.
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AI in the Workplace – Part 2
2 points by localhoster 3mo ago|0 comments
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by localhoster 3mo ago
not in a position of doing that lul
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by localhoster 3mo ago
Will it be the next Bun?
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Ask HN: AI efficiency in the workplace
4 points by localhoster 3mo ago|5 comments
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by localhoster 3mo ago
Yavos - yet another vibe coded shit
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by localhoster 3mo ago
Yavos - Yet Another Vibe-cOded Service :)

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