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Re: GPT-5

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Post by sergiotapia »

It will be like coming home after such a long time using Sonnet 4 for all code and UI/UX work. I do hope sincerely this brings OpenAI back on top! Would be awesome to have a new king again.

"This repository contains a curated collection of demo applications generated entirely in a single GPT-5 prompt, without writing any code by hand."

https://github.com/openai/gpt-5-coding-examples

This is promising!

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Post by xyst »

> comments turned off

yikes - the poor executive leadership’s fragile egos cannot take the criticism.

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Post by cuuupid »

tekacs wrote: post #9

For those who haven't seen, a little bit of early stuff: Official OpenAI gpt-5 coding examples repo: https://github.com/openai/gpt-5-coding-examples ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44826439 ) Github leak: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44826439

These are honestly pretty disappointing :/ this quality was possible with Claude Code months ago

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Post by moribvndvs »

rvz wrote: post #4

I hope that this live stream will tell you that this will be the definitive reason why web developers, JavaScript / TypeScript developers are going to be made completely obsolete at worse and at best, their jobs will be reduced at all levels. The best part is, this is not even the real definition of "AGI" yet (whatever that means at this point). More like 10% of the capability that was promised and already the flow o…

So, arbitrarily, it will just be “JavaScript/TypeScript developers” affected and everyone else will be fine?

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Post by ethan_smith »

rvz wrote: post #4

I hope that this live stream will tell you that this will be the definitive reason why web developers, JavaScript / TypeScript developers are going to be made completely obsolete at worse and at best, their jobs will be reduced at all levels. The best part is, this is not even the real definition of "AGI" yet (whatever that means at this point). More like 10% of the capability that was promised and already the flow o…

Tools like GPT-5 will transform web development rather than replace developers - the most valuable skills will shift toward problem definition, architecture design, and quality verification while repetitive coding gets automated.

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Post by 0x457 »

xyst wrote: post #12

> comments turned off yikes - the poor executive leadership’s fragile egos cannot take the criticism.

I don't think YouTube comment section ever contain useful information regardless of what the video/stream is about.

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Post by speedgoose »

xyst wrote: post #12

> comments turned off yikes - the poor executive leadership’s fragile egos cannot take the criticism.

I don’t know. Live comment feeds on popular streams makes me question democracy.

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Post by [deleted] »

xyst wrote: post #12

> comments turned off yikes - the poor executive leadership’s fragile egos cannot take the criticism.

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Post by rkozik1989 »

tekacs wrote: post #9

For those who haven't seen, a little bit of early stuff: Official OpenAI gpt-5 coding examples repo: https://github.com/openai/gpt-5-coding-examples ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44826439 ) Github leak: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44826439

Honestly, why would anyone find this information useful? Creating a brand new greenfield project is a terrible test. Because literally anything it outputs as long as it looks good as long as it works following the happy path. Coding with LLMs falls apart in situations where complex reasoning is required. Situations such as having debugging issues in a service where there's either no framework in use or they've significantly modified a framework to make it better suit the authors needs.
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