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by sdf2df 6mo ago
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
"There are so many issues and my mental model of the codebase has severely degraded." Not only that, the less coding you do in general? Guess what, fixing issues that in the past wouldve been a doddle (muscle memory) become less h
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Congrats. Now post this more often so the bozo's who downvote posts that push-against pro-LLM stuff f-off. I came to the same conclusion when producing a video with Grok. Did the job but utterly painful and it was definitely very costl
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Not moving fast enough.. sure. But to what direction? The direction and clarity of it is the hardest part.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Stop talking sense bro, you'll get downvoted. If you look at my post history I'm essentially saying the same stuff lol.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Lol. Im a CEO and Ive re-vamped my hiring process that has nothing to do with writing code. I test to see the way people think now. People like you would pass my interview.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Another addition to the list of really bad analogies on here.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Wrong person you're quoting but he did not foresee the benefit of leveraging the work of others to extend and build-on-top.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
There's that but youre missing a lot of variables. E.g. if one of you had perfect sleep and the other didn't the individual with perfect sleep will perform better for longer. I don't get why people try to simplify - you'
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
"I think a lot of people will not like to hear this..." Lol why? You've been suckered in and will eventually crash and burn. But carry on. Just remember when things go wrong - it's your ass on the line.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Sure but his post is very valid. Nice post fella.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Ok fella. But show me something then. This is all talk. Personally I have been able to produce a very good output with Grok in relation to a video. However, it was insanely painful and very annoying to produce. In retrospect I would've
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
By the time that's obvious investors in the market would've priced that in. Again repeating myself here.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Prototyping is a perfectly fine use of LLMs - its easier to see a closer-to-finished good than one that is not. But that won't generate the returns Model producers need :) This is the issue. So they will keep pushing nonsense.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
The benefits of AI either accrue toward incremental revenue-generation or cost-saving. Its not rocket science to measure actually. The issue is most people dont know how to think properly to invent the right proxies.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Exactly lol. The iPod project was done in months, not years. Im convinced most people aren't as good at programming / focusing on the right stuff as they claim.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Lol yeah. Much of the issues re. lack of productivity comes from management who dont have the ability to focus+clarity+confidence of where to go and also create the environment to get the max out of people.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
Lol okay, show me your portfolio. Ive beaten the market after-adjusting for risk for years on-end.
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by sdf2df 6mo ago
And the investors were correct to crush the stock price down to 90-odd dollars. Which finally forced Zuck to face the music. This place is full of bozos.
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
Finally, a fella who gets it. Apple has already shown this decades ago - they got the iPhone and iPod developed and out the door in relatively short-time scales given the impact of the products on the world. Once you know what you want, exa
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
You prove my point. Guys like you dont get it. You think OAI, Amazon etc can freely put large amounts of money into this for 5-10 years? Lmao - delusional. Investors are impatient. Show huge jumps in revenue this year or you no longer have
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
1) Not a throaway, can't remember what my old account is called 2) Feel free to screen shot. Stick it on your desktop and set a reminder and check the state of the world in 12 months time. Job done fella.
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
You can't be a manager without anyone to manage. There's a lot of perverse interests and incentives at play.
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
Lol its gonna take longer than it should for this to play out. Sunk cost fallacy is very real, for all involved. Especially the model producers and their investors. Sunk cost fallacy is also real for dev's who are now giving up how the
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
What a load of fluff lmao. Are you Nadella?
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
Its this kind of thinking that tells me people cant be trusted with their comments on here re. "Omg I can produce code faster and it'll do this and that". No simply 'producing a feature' aint it bud. That's one
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
Youre not missing anything. Humans are funny. But most cant seem to understand that the tool is a mirage and they are putting false expectations on it. E.g. management of firms cutting back on hiring under the expectation that LLMs will do
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
I will personally say right now... its not gonna change lol. People who actually know how to think can see it a mile away.
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
I don't really get this TBH. Shipping speed never/is was the issue. Most companies are terrible at figuring out what exactly they should be allocating resources behind. Speeding up does not solve the problem that most humans who a
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by sdf2df 7mo ago
Erm its been fucked for many years across many professions, it was just less so for software engineering in particular. Now entry into the S-E profession is taking a hit. Also dont forget theres only so many viable revenue-generating and co

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