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Comment #45675130
I agree, that was a weak analogy. Magnus stays employed because chess fans value watching humans compete, not because engines didn't replace his capabilities. I've updated the post…
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Comment #45673153
This is advanced/cyborg chess in a nutshell ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_chess )
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Comment #45672940
Companies automate the parts that are commodity. On messy product work (drifting specs, integration, liability), human + AI + good process > AI alone. The machine proposes; the hum…
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Comment #45671788
Yes, chess engines review your games and point out blunders. They also suggest moves you'd never consider. Like when you're analyzing a position and the engine recommends a move th…
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Time is measurable, but they're measuring the wrong interval. Speed to first draft means nothing if every subsequent change takes longer because the code is unmaintainable. The tec…
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Comment #45619682
I've definitely thought of that clip during my own debugging sessions.
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