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Well no, the reality of this workflow is the farcica, abject failures unleashed on the Dotnet codebase a week ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44050152 …

Surely if these tools were so magical, anyone could just pick them up and get out of the dust? If anything, they're probably better off cause they haven't wasted all the time, effort and mon…

> From my experience so far it is helpful for me to get another opinion on how to solve a problem—and I do the work in the end. I agree fully, I use it as a bouncing off point these days to verify …

> I think you could make similar arguments about mapping technology like Google and Apple Maps The problem is that mapping software is reliable and doesn't spit out a result of what is essenti…

> Input Risk. An LLM does not challenge a prompt which is leading ... (Emphasis mine) This has been the biggest pain point for me, and the frustrating part is that you might not even realize you&#…

Wow only took them a decade, and not even all the execs involved have been punished. Plus the terms are pitiful, 4.5 years max in cozy German jails. This should've happened a long time ago, and w…

I was allowed to use calculators during my A-level Math/Physics/Chem exams, but knowing what to punch in was half the battle. Hell, they even give you most of the formulae on the very first …

I suspect I've had apnea since I was a kid, and that was when I was swimming 9x a week and doing swim comps all the time. Some people just have fat tongues (Ladies, 1 at a time please!) unfortuna…

My problem is that I want to avoid surgery at all costs, and the inspire only has a 10 year battery life after which they have to open you up again. Also the idea of having something implanted in me t…

Yeah same. If a tubeless variant were to somehow be invented (portals?), I'd be a happy chappy

CPAPs have a bad rep? I love mine (wearing it as I type this actually), and I'd say my girlfriend loves it more than I do since I no longer sound like I'm dying in my sleep and gasping for a…

We had a "fireside chat" type of thing with some of our investors where we could have some discussions. For some small context, we deal with customer support software and specifically emails…

This is just dotcom 2.0, except now people are throwing Billions into every single idiotic idea out there. There's fucking toothbrushes with "AI" functionality now.

It's a massive hype bubble unrivaled in scale by anything that has ever come before it, so all the AI providers have huge vested interests in making it seem like these systems are "sentien…

I feel that 3.7 is still the best. With 4, it keeps writing hundreds upon hundreds of lines, it'll invoke search for everything, it starts refactoring random lines unrelated to my question, it&#x…

The default "voice" (for lack of a better word) compared to 3.7 is infuriating. It reads like the biggest ass licker on the planet, and it also does crap like the below > So, `implements`…

It certainly won't be the marketers and other similar scam artists selling false visions of a grand system that'll convince me of anything.

If the idiots in said company thought it was a smart idea to connect their actual systems to a non-deterministic word generator, that's on them for being morons and they deserve whatever legal ra…

And we also have a showcase from a day ago [1] of these magical autonomous AI agents failing miserably in the PRs unleashed on the dotnet codebase, where it kept reiterating it fixed tests it wrote th…

Are the AI companies shooting an amnesia ray at people or something? This is literally the same stupid marketing schtick they tried with ChatGPT back in the GPT-2 days where they were saying they were…

This just reads like marketing to me. "Oh it's so smart and capable it'll alert the authorities ", give me a break

The amount of effort here, talking to a black box, is genuinely depressing. I think I'd last maybe 1 day max if I were forced to work this way. They're instructing it, line-by-line, in an as…

Personal favorite highlight around the 6:30 mark. The AI agent fails and the host tries her best to brush it off. "I don't have time to debug, but I am pretty sure it is implemented."

Related: GitHub Developer Advocate Demo 2025 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqWUsKp5tmo&t=403s The timestamp is the moment where one of these coding agents fails live on stage …

I wasn't gonna check the link at first but you've convinced me, and holy shit that image of the two of them that greets you first thing is beyond hilarious. You truly couldn't make this…

> ...(if you actually invest in learning the tools + best practices for using them) So I keep being told, but after judiciously and really trying my damned hardest to make these tools work for AN…

People, specifically managers and C-levels, are being sold on this crap on the idea that it can replace people now , today as-is. Billions upon billions of dollars are being shoved in indiscriminat…

Didn't M$ just fire like 7000 people, many of which were involved in big important M$ projects? The CPython guys, for example.

I'm sorry but that song you posted is the most generic, bland garbage that imitates the literally millions of other pop songs they stole in their training sets. It sounds like Charlie xcx without…