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Throaway1975123
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Comment #47575122
The value is obviously to the people who will use this to replace engineers. I would happily pay $200 a month for this. Luckily I dont need to, it's free. Literally every game and …
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Comment #47574839
I created 5 websites this year and am working on 3 prototype games. For free. Without any knowledge of coding beforehand.
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Comment #47574758
No it isn't changing the narrative. Tulip bulbs were a huge bubble based on speculation, completely. No one ever used a tulip to create a piece of software, or anything else. Their…
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Comment #47574441
Debatable sure. Not 0. Tulips are 0. They add nothing to anyone's output. LLM's are not. LLM's are not tulips.
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Comment #47574172
Tulips had literally no economic value. LLM's do.
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Comment #47477567
e bikes aren't supposed to go over 30kmph, or else they require a license as a motor vehicle.
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Comment #47477538
That would have been considered extremely rude in the past. But beginning with millennials, these kinds of "mandatory" niceties began to fall away. Now with smartphones, hardly any…
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Comment #47477356
"ugh, what a hard day at work, I had to prompt the LLM for 8 hours!!"
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Comment #47477344
probs look in the game space to see a bunch of muggles making money off of "vibe coded" software
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Comment #47454313
and it made the pig actually uglier!
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Comment #47448636
I can't tell someone not to listen to their favourite Dylan, but in reality we serious music fans often do decide based on empirical factors, we just don't think about it. The "Dee…
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Comment #47442235
Dylan went electric for money purposes. That was the big betrayal.
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Comment #47442227
Actually most serious music fans consider Dylan's best work to be in the 70's period. New Morning, Saved, Planet Waves, Basement Tapes Source: Worked in record store for 15 years.