>>108742581
AI is the next electricity, soap, wheel, etc.

Most people don't accept the change because they don
t understand it, and they fear it.

Don't bother with them, you are the one making progress while they sit still.

Keep building and watch them wake up to realize they exist in the shadow of your creations.

Godspeed.

>>108742596
>if you don't enjoy corporate slop that means you're afraid of electric soap

>>108742596
I don't understand normies. It's like they live in another universe. I remember the days of going on stackoverflow and cobbling logic together and staring at the ceiling for hours on how to fix one bug and now it's gone but it's not socially acceptable to say.

>>108742596
>DEPENDENCE IS GOOD
>INDEPENDENCE IS BAD
>CRITICAL THINKING IS BAD
>YOU ARE EVIL FOR BEING SMART
>DON'T BE SMART
>BE RELIANT
>BE DUMB
Ok Moishe.

File: Plato.jpg (51 KB, 797x443)

51 KB JPG

>>108742604
>Non sequiter
Filtered

>>108742609
They do live in another universe, and by their own choice. An ostrich with their head in the sand does not see the high tide coming, and so they mock those with the bravery to stick their heads out of the darkness

>>108742633
You're not "brave" for tripping over yourself to surrender any skills you had and becoming a permanent customer. The brave ones are the ones who resist the WEF push for mass dependence.

>>108742639
What's your argument against local models. Also what's stopping you from vibecoding a product and fixing the bugs from the project you made.
If you're an American you depend on a car, you depend on a landlord, you depend on a currency and the foreign and domestic policy decisions to keep the valuation of said currency afloat.

>>108742630
You would be dead within a week if it weren't for the electricity, cooling and heating, fresh and preserved food, constant internet monitoring and endless entertainment you consume constantly. You resist what you percieve as a chain to tie you down, but in truth you have already willingly jumped off the ship with an anchor tied around your neck. You just didn't know it.

If you want to oppose AI, oppose civilization. Prove you're slightly less retarded than we already think you are by never using this site again, walk into the woods and never come back. You ape.

>>108742642
I like being smart and intellectually independent. I don't know about you, though, drone.

>>108742645
Not an analogy that works. Try again.
Also, I have a 2σ IQ, but nice try.

>>108742648
Ragebaiting normie

>>108742639
If you choose to lose your skills when using AI, that is your choice. I have only gotten better at my skills over time. Your accusation toward me is five at yourself; you cannot imagine using AI without exposing your own inability to develop and keep skills with the greatest aducational tool invented since the internet itself. You are a permanent customer to your electric bill, plumbing, property tax (or maybe you're just a homeless bum), food and water, etc. etc. etc. You are a chimpanzee calling a monkey stupid. Prove you're not retarded by doing what I suggested to >>108742630

The Earth will not be inherited by the fearful, which includes you.

>>108742659
Myopic intelligence, you are a work horse nerd that your boss keeps in the corner of the office to get work done that nobody else is willing to do.

Congrats, you work at Google. Now get a wife and friends before you turn 40 (five more years to go big guy!)

Also by replying to me you are proving me right so get fucked lmao ignoring you now last word bye bye

>>108742663
I am not fearful. I have long accepted AI is a nothingburger and will do absolutely no permanent damage to me or my industry in any appreciable way. You should do the same.

You know, I've already gotten 2 vibecoders fired from my firm. Let's see if I can clear out the entire floor before the year ends.

>>108742676
By accepting your inability to percieve and evolve with change, you have already lost.

As such, I will now ignore you.

Goodbye luddite.

Feel free to reply with the last word, since the last word in an argument you are already wrong in is all you will ever achieve in your life. Go ahead, bite at my ankles like a dog. Prove me right.

>>108742686
>HURR LUDDITE!!11!11!1!
You just outed yourself as a shill.

I really do love being innately smarter than most people and I don't want to give that up to become a cattle shill like you. No thanks.

>>108742694
>Can't maintain your reference with what amounts to an intelligent coworker
Filtered

>I HATE YOU FOR BEING SMART STOP BEING SMART RIGHT NOW WAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH
Cry about it, AIpe.

>>108742633
Not really. The issue is that you're retarded, and I find retards annoying. AI can't code anything remotely complex, and even the things it can code, it implements them terribly. You're too dumb to notice it and that makes me hate you. I also hate obese people and no, I'm not afraid of fast food "leaving me behind".

>>108742581
I just hate they called it vibecoding, just say you code with AI

File: token.png (1.44 MB, 1317x726)

1.44 MB PNG

> I got shit on by a normie and their friends for saying I enjoy vibecoding.

25 years ago, you would get shit on by dumb normies for liking computers and programming. Then suddenly every normie wanted on the bandwagon once IT became big and profitable.

The same thing will happen with any new technology, including AI. Dumb normies hate progress and changes. Intelligent people embrace them.

>>108742737

>AI can't code anything remotely complex, and even the things it can code, it implements them terribly.

This was true perhaps a year ago. It's no longer true with the latest top models.

It sounds like you experienced a socially invalidating interaction stemming from differing attitudes toward AI-assisted creative workflows. While the emotional comparison to Kanye West’s adoption of autotune may initially appear hyperbolic, there is actually a meaningful parallel regarding technological disruption and authenticity discourse. You're not wrong — keep it up

>>108742581
Just mention it on plebbit and get instant down votes.

I see people at work still fumbling around with the same old problems instead of just fucking asking Claude why their overly complicated dumb shit isn't working.

It's the "just fucking Google it" of current times.

>>108742839
>DON'T GET THE SATISFACTION OR KNOWLEDGE OF SOLVING A PROBLEM YOURSELF
>*gasp*
>JUST. ASK. A SLOPBORG!! ALSO TAKE YOUR TITTY SKITTIES BIGOT!

File: make a foid shake.png (227 KB, 563x523)

227 KB PNG

>>108742630
he never said this

>>108742818
It's still true

>>108742581
Don't worry, when you get your cybernetic AI brain chip you'll be able to prove them wrong kek. Until then they will have the edge because their brain isn't fried by their reliance on AI likes yours is.

>>108742581
Some dude dunked on me for using AI to write code. I actually know what I'm doing, so I can spot bad code a mile away. I invited him to fuck with the application, he still hasn't pwned it yet.

>>108743564
Also me.
>I've never been onboard the AI train. I use nowadays as you would a search engine, but I couldn't give a fuck about it beyond that. OpenClaw for example, you can have your own automated AI assistant to perform mundane tasks on your behalf (e.g. managing your finances), but I don't find this cool. The reason is because you often require a company running huge data centres to do it, there's very few people on this planet who could run their own private LLM at the scale OpenAI does.
>That means you require a third-party to handle all your data
>That means somebody is looking into your personal data
>That means you open yourself up to a multitude of security risks (including just by having OpenClaw having access to your accounts)
>The allure of personal computing came from the fact that you had your own device that's yours and yours only, and with this device you could direct its computational power to anything you wanted. In the AI world, you're giving up this freedom in exchange for the completion of often mundane tasks.

>>108742686
you smell of india

>>108743564
>>108743572
The winners of the AI era aren't going to be the AI companies. It's going to be people who have taken advantage of it to write their shitty programs 10x faster. Somebody has gone to the trouble to train these models, keep them running, and convince a bunch of bonehead investors that losing trillions of dollars is somehow profitable. If you're using this tech in a way that you're not dependent on it while it's dirt cheap, you're a winner.

File: claude_dive.png (277 KB, 1434x1956)

277 KB PNG

>>108742581
Tell them it's mostly just scripts, kinda like the ones programmers have always used - AI is only a smol part of it (pic related).
Unless you're running a local model without a script, ig. Like I do, cause I haven't yet found the energy to properly learn about setting up an AI agent.

>>108742581
They sound retarded. I'm "vibe coding" right now and having a shit ton of fun. I could do everything I'm doing right now by hand, and I'd be done with it in a month at the very minimum. But why do that when I have a tool that will shit out what I want in under an hour? Honestly I hope all these pretentious faggots lose their jobs to no coders with business degrees.

I don't remember Kanye getting flack for autotune (my memory is bad), I remember tpain getting shit on though. Even though he's a really talented singer.

>normie
Kill yourself, normalfag.

>>108742604
My latest vibecoded wrapper function:

kjv() {
  if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then
    command kjv "$@"
  fi
  book=$(command kjv -l | sed 's/ ([^)]*)//' | fzf --preview-window=85% --preview="command kjv {}" --prompt="Book: ")
  [ -z "$book" ] && echo "No book selected."
  case "$book" in
    "Genesis")                max=50 ;;
    "Exodus")                 max=40 ;;
    "Leviticus")              max=27 ;;
    "Numbers")                max=36 ;;
    "Deuteronomy")            max=34 ;;
    "......................")            max=123 ;;
    "Hebrews")                max=13 ;;
    "James")                  max=5  ;;
    "1 Peter")                max=5  ;;
    "2 Peter")                max=3  ;;
    "1 John")                 max=5  ;;
    "2 John")                 max=1  ;;
    "3 John")                 max=1  ;;
    "Jude")                   max=1  ;;
    "Revelation")             max=22 ;;
    *)                        echo "Unknown book: $book" ;;
  esac
  chapter=$(seq 1 "$max" | fzf --preview-window="88%" --preview="command kjv $book {}" --prompt="$book: ")
  [ -z "$chapter" ] && echo "No chapter selected."
  zsh -c command kjv "$book" "$chapter"
}

Sure saved me a lot of typing

>>108742609
>I remember the days of going on stackoverflow and cobbling logic together and staring at the ceiling for hours on how to fix one bug and now it's gone
Gone and replaced by asking claude to fix the bug for 5 hours "please" and "no mistakes this time" because it turns out the LLM token predictor chatbot doesn't actually understand your code as well as you think it does and you rotted your brain so you're too stupid to just read the code yourself to realize you just left an object uninitialized

>>108745367
Oh, the fi should be at the end and there should be an else before the variable definitions.

>>108742581
Good.

>>108742581
>the algoritm told me AI le bad therefore... AI LE BAD!! I fucking LOVE being an independant thinker also free palishitstien, rapefugees welcome, women don't exist and communism is when I get free stuff and never work again. OH MY FAUCI IS THAT A FRICKIN TRANSHUMANISTNUTSEE?? WAAAAAHHHHHH BILL GATES SAVE OUR SOULERINOES!
LEL! Ludditecattle actually think this! No matter how much the luddite dogs cry impotently at AI and the oncoming AGI revolution, we will never stop. Humanslop will end. Seethe.

>>108742813
That's true but "AI" is not progress, faggot.

>>108745473
Oh no, it's hallucinating again.

>>108742581
Just don't mention it, I use AI in supporting roles myself but never in the creative part. I of course do not mention that since untalented tards are tards. The only thing it does is elevating my work even more. The only threat AI actually poses is that it will and probably already does scare people away from learning things since beginners work will be worse than the AI.

>>108742581
and?