I saw a Claude log on a screen share yesterday where the dude was seriously using Claude to add two numbers together. This and things much stupider than this have been happening the whole time.
They are currently trying to improve their agentic AI by making the AI itself prompt other AIs.
That's how the whole thing works including Claude. Agents are just chat bots prompting other chat bots. They make the default visibility low so you don't see all the chatter and mistakes occurring.
Guess I'll need a new host for some of my recent repos. Oh well. Nothing that I haven't dealt with for other reasons (with GitHub and Bitbucket).
I'm not sure if these tools will stick around, but if they do I'm not sure you'll be able to find anyone that isn't using them in a couple of years. I hate it but it does turn out that dropping a trillion dollars on automating writing software has yielded results.
Edit: Update: Moved my personal slopjects over to gitlab which is fully embracing the slop.
I get that some people are completely against LLM assisted coding. I'm still with you guys in spirit, but if these things stick around in their current quality (which is honestly a load bearing if) I just don't see a way to continue working in the software industry and meeting expectations without using them.
Restoring the balance of these elements is not only critical to marine life, but human life as well. And we're not just talking about food supply here. A lack of fish means a lack of income for fishermen, and higher prices at seafood restaurants. Dirty waters lead to a decline in tourism.
I'm not sure exactly when every "human life" concern started needing an economic angle when written about but thanks I fucking hate it.
Oof
A large pizza now costs over $20.
How's the paid early access to this trash treating folks?
Again there was no units in what this dude had in his Claude chat. It was a simple addition of two numbers.
I know that people on the Internet love to argue, but Jesus tapdancing Christ man could you at least read before responding?
Wooooooow wooooooow
Pro tip: to banish Gemini to the shadow realm on an android phone and fix your android auto experience, set your default app for "assistant" to none.
My 2023 framework 16 is rocking 64gb.
But but but that causes thinky pain
Dude there wasn't any units. This was seriously something you could type into a python repl, an excel cell, or even windows calculator.
I saw a Claude log on a screen share yesterday where the dude was seriously using Claude to add two numbers together. This and things much stupider than this have been happening the whole time.
All so that you can just steal the shit at self checkout anyway.
Closing coal mines is probably good policy anyway. Coal mines suck it.
Capitalists closed the coal mines too.
Modern day mining techniques require a small fraction of the manual labor they used to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountaintop_removal_mining
(Of course they also probably ruin the environment, but nobody seems to give a shit about that.)
Yep, corporate software developer here and they're scared shitless of incorporating anything gpl'd.
That's how the whole thing works including Claude. Agents are just chat bots prompting other chat bots. They make the default visibility low so you don't see all the chatter and mistakes occurring.
"having sex with"
Nope, he raped a child.
Guess I'll need a new host for some of my recent repos. Oh well. Nothing that I haven't dealt with for other reasons (with GitHub and Bitbucket).
I'm not sure if these tools will stick around, but if they do I'm not sure you'll be able to find anyone that isn't using them in a couple of years. I hate it but it does turn out that dropping a trillion dollars on automating writing software has yielded results.
Edit: Update: Moved my personal slopjects over to gitlab which is fully embracing the slop.
I get that some people are completely against LLM assisted coding. I'm still with you guys in spirit, but if these things stick around in their current quality (which is honestly a load bearing if) I just don't see a way to continue working in the software industry and meeting expectations without using them.
Doubt. Doubt all of it.
I'm not sure exactly when every "human life" concern started needing an economic angle when written about but thanks I fucking hate it.
High time we started taxing loans anyway to be honest.