https://x.com/DanielVavra/status/2001337278229279169
Ai will ultimately be viewed as a filler feature autocomplete for boiler plate code when the hype does down. Llm's can't think or solve problems.
>>107591366yeah they can you dumbass. go ask one to solve a problem right now and tell me it can't
just two more weeks bro
>>107591299When the AI bubble pops and several trillion dollars disappear, will the MBAbros who enabled all this be held accountable?
can this filth go away already LLMs are proven to be a massive scam
>>107591299low iq people who were already filtered out of being coders will just vibe code now, and the amount of low quality slop code will skyrocket
>>107591299>very soononly 2 more weeks!"
>>107591545they will keep failing upwards due to how dysgenic modern corporate culture is
>>107591388>t. Brown idiot
>>107591299But and where is this magical AI that will make me fully-fledged, bug-free, +200,000 LOC software for free in minutes? I'd like to use it now.
this shit is for low IQ coders, it was invented to make offshoring easier for jeets
>>107591299>why would you put effort when you can just half-ass it and enshittify your softwaregee i don't know
>>107591299Ai will filter people who think this. It's a cleansing fire that will separate out those who love understanding, and strive to produce, from the mindless drones that think we spent a trillion dollars on a magic button.
>>107591299Vavra is a retarded jew and everything he is writing there could also be applied to his creative role that he thinks is so valuable.
>>107591950thisthe opposite will happenget ready for fart sniffers getting high on sticking it to the coders who have gatekept them from the industry (a portion of them deserve it though)
>>107591299An AI generated game loses any pretence of being an artistic expression. It's just a drug at that point.Spore, meanwhile, will always be SOVL.
>>107591366Yeah but you can tell it how to solve the problem and it will spit something out.
>>107591299So let's assume that actually worked and you just pressed a button that did all that for free, why should I pay the same price for the game when there aren't all those developers needing to feed their families from it?
We're at least two years into the AI revolution, let's see how it's going:>windows 11 worse than ever>macos 26 worse than ever>ios 26 worse than ever>android probably as bad as ever, don't use it never have>major websites like google worse than ever>all popular phone apps have major bugs and problems>very few good games are out now, nearly all games published are extremely low effort buggy slop (AI or not)>even though AI requires more RAM, new hardware will have less RAM for the first time in history>CPU progress plateaued>GPU manufacturing is getting cutLooking good! The singularity can't be more than two weeks away!
>>107591545No they will get fat fucking bonusses and promotions.
>>107591388Ahhaha dumbass
>>107591299>FreeBoy are they going to look silly when AI companies start charging serious money for this shit.
Vibe code an anti cheat bypass for Linux so we can stop using Windows 11.
>>107595258It'd probably be a better long term solution to vibecode easy GPU passthrough without needing to have two GPUs.
>>107591366I thought I would be called out of retirement to fix the 2039 issues.Turns out I was already called out to re-do the decade-long work of a TATA consulting services project. That took about a month and was 99% code deletion, and we scaled back from over 100 servers to just two.I’ve already seen some systems with AI developments and it’s pretty clear that it was “trained” on reams of code that came from overseas consulting services’ output work product, except the AI randomizes things slightly, and tends to make it even more unnecessarily verbose.So, I look forward to fixing these things, mainly be deletion.What was interesting in foreign-outsourced code was that you’d get constant and variable names that would use “0” (zero) and “O” somewhat interchangeably, and the same with “1” (one) and “l” which I used to find hilarious (trying to search for all occurrences in the code). I think they were doing OCR or something? Anyway, the subtle bugs AI introduces are going to be incredible.
>>107595549>Anyway, the subtle bugs AI introduces are going to be incredible.Literally because they won't be credible because nobody will believe that AI makes mistakes.>Oh you think you found a bug? You think you're smarter than a $5 trillion AI? Heh, get lost kid. Put the fries in the bag and quit telling me how to vibe.
>>107593734>even though AI requires more RAM, new hardware will have less RAM for the first time in historymaking sure you won't be able to run "AI" locally and be forced to pay for ze subscription....and you vill be happy!
>>107591299>3 years later>still only glorified autocomplete>brogrammer still needs to eventually understand the code to avoid tech debt spaghetti disaster
>>107591545not until a major collapse and geopolitical shiftno idea what that's gonna look like or when it's gonna happen but it could be Soon
