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  • More like a manual. Google has become really shitty for complex queries, LLMs can find relevant keywords, documents much more realiably. Granted, if you are asking questions about niche libraries it hallucinates functions quite often so I never ask it to write full pieces of code but just use it more like a stepping stone.

    I find it amusing how shamelessly it lies about its hallucinations though. When I point out that a certain function it makes up does not exist the answer is always sth of the form "Sorry you are right that function existed before version X / that function existed in some of the online documentation" etc lol. It is like a halluception. If you ask it to find some links regarding these old versions or documentations they also somehow don't exist anymore.

  • I mean if someone calls himself "probably the best engineer in the world", I find it very hard to follow anything else he says.

  • It supports everything I say, what an intelligent robot*!

    *: robot to be pronounced with Dr.Zoidberg's voice

  • I gave up on search utlities of GUIs after having the same problem with dolphin (don't know what it uses as a backend, maybe ksearch?)

  • 60?? I thought he was 67

  • Peter Thistle??? No way, I am positively shocked I say.

  • probably was before seen saying things like "but won't you think of the children" or "trans movement negatively influences our youth" etc

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  • Eldritch horrors beyond my comprehension

  • I think most companies who replace junior coders with AI are coders are betting on that. If this really becomes the dominant approach but the bet fails, it is probably gonna take down whole lot of infrastructure with it making programming even more highly sought after skill. The other option is the bet will hold and classical programming will become mostly obselete, perhaps remaining mostly as an academic research topic.

  • This is not the only effect. It is turning programming based jobs effectively into slavery. CEOs who buy into this hype are obsessed with producing 10 times more with half the work force. So mid level programmers, instead of coding (for most the fun part) spend most of their time checking AI code (for most the boring part) and at quantities probably 2-5x more than before.

  • TIL about Lisp machines.

  • Insurance company trying to evade one job it is supposed to do

  • Eh, as the world goes to shit there will always be desperate people willing to work for them, probably cheaper than before even with the AI failures, so they wouldn't care.

  • (((Genius)))

  • That is ok we will get more videos of cats making lattes.

  • You gotto love how the AI took the axis on the left, was confused enough from its tail that it thought it must be pointing in the opposite direction to development flow and then went "welp if it is going in the other direction, the label "time" must be a typo. Ima make it Tim the time traveller instead". Ofcourse none of it happened like this, but I would like to imagine that it did.

  • That is likely because depending on AI makes you gradually less and less likely to cross-check and verify stuff. For some the whole appeal is the belief that they can get the answer/product they want in a second, ready to go out of the box and without having to spend any mental energy.