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by wfhrto 1y ago
Excellent news. Hopefully all sports teams will do likewise.
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by wfhrto 1y ago
> music > window > fancier attire one of these things is not like the other
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by wfhrto 1y ago
Code is still there, but humans are done dealing with it. We're at a higher level of abstraction now. LLMs are like compilers, operating at a higher level. Nobody programs assembly language any more, much less machine language, even th
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by wfhrto 1y ago
At this point, it would be shameful to not write with LLMs. I don't want to spend time reading plain human text when improved AI text is an option.
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by wfhrto 1y ago
Literally no reason to write code by hand, ever again
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by wfhrto 1y ago
ChatGPT can solve the problems for me. I can spend my time doing other things other than learning stuff it can do.
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by wfhrto 1y ago
Cool! I pasted some of the puzzles into ChatGPT and it solved them!
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by wfhrto 1y ago
As they say, LLMs don't need to have good taste in music, they just need to have taste in music as good as typical humans. With that, we no longer need humans to listen to music!
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by wfhrto 1y ago
AI can review code. No need for human involvement.
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by wfhrto 1y ago
The difference now is that people are actively trying to remove people (others and themselves) from software development work, so the robots have to have adequate instructions. The motivation is bigger. To dismantle all human involvement wi
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by wfhrto 1y ago
I thought this was going to be about libraries containing books, but it works either way. Why own a book? Much less a building full of them? You can generate an entire book instantly using AI. You can generate thousands, millions, trillions
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by wfhrto 1y ago
Indirectly, of course, as all new fiction is written by AI, the "slush pile" problem will go away.
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by wfhrto 1y ago
Why should that be a problem? Code no longer needs to be understood. If there are any problems, code can be trivially regenerated with updated descriptive prompts.
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by wfhrto 1y ago
Why?
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by wfhrto 2y ago
I drive a lot less working from home