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Comment #49213430
hmm that's true, in the presentation they don't focus for more than 5 seconds on the backend lol
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Comment #49213420
Beyond this i don't think it's wild to assume that somewhere between 70 and 90% of all software has heavy AI involvement. It would just be foolish not to
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Comment #49213407
This simply isn't true. You're typing on a website that uses it...literally right now. You use countless things that you aren't forking.
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Comment #49204021
You are using countless products that are built or have become maintained by AI without realizing it apparently.
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Comment #49204000
Except AI corporations by and large all eat their own burgers (since any developer not leveraging agents effectively is woefully ignorant)
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Comment #49203983
Marketing and designers do not get more say in software. They get more say on the "surface", which we all know is 10% of the software.
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Comment #49203074
Nothing says not an engineer like a lack of attention to detail in a message you are reading and fixating on what hurts your feelings when I was clearly referring to a pretty small…
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Comment #49197132
Woops i responded to the wrong comment sorry!
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Comment #49197112
I think you misunderstand. The entire industry exists because of the passion of engineers that program, not just programmers. And i specifically called out 'purists' for a reason, …
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Comment #49196055
Imagine, if you will, wanting a narrow application to assist you personally in some side hobby, that is data driven but would take weeks or months to set up. Now imagine it's done …
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Comment #49195747
This. And the AI detractors in this thread are the same I think, and are virtue signalling.
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Comment #49181866
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Comment #49181855
It's pretty clear they're laying out that this is pilot error, unlike the article's intent to blame parties other than the pilot. The poster is trying to correct that, from an obvi…
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Comment #49181842
You're not sure? It's pretty clear they're laying out that this is pilot error, unlike the article's intent to blame parties other than the pilot. The poster is trying to correct t…
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Comment #49174782
I pray that he doesn't have any paying subscribers... but I dream...
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Comment #49174767
I, too, was hideously annoyed by this.
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Comment #49174699
First thing a blog does is ask me to subscribe. Second thing it asks for is to subscribe to their premium blog. There are 7 separate requests on one page for my information to subs…
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Comment #49157901
"increasingly unneeded"? In what way/shape/form is the infrastructure showing signs that are contrary to growth in need/demand? I'd really like to know if there's something I'm mis…
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Comment #49122816
"I never played D&D" Im glad you feel enough shame for this bold-faced lie
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Comment #49122795
Even in chinese trained models too. the amount of tokens it requires to communicate the same ideas is higher. it is just less efficient to tokenize the Chinese language because log…
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Comment #49119130
This is wrong. Someone else wanting it is irrelevant. If it solves a need you have, that is a win. Not every piece of software needs to be a market fit. Not everyone wants to grind…
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Comment #49119114
People need to abandon the notion of every tool you build needing to fit the market. This is not the direction of software anymore when developers can all build tools that are besp…
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Comment #49119085
chinese is less token efficient than english