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I still don't see the use case, and I grow increasingly frustrated thinking it will make my job easier, like all the LLM gurus keep repeating, when it never did. None of this people have ever dealt with a real problem. An LLMs code gets messy extremely quick.

I am an average code monkey, with down syndrome. I thought LLMs had changed from 3 years ago but no, I just realized I grew dumber from trying to use them. Today I tried to use Opus 5 for a task I was genuinely dumb and lazy enough to not want to worry about, it was a free string input parser to country codes because we scrape shit from everywhere and the data isn't uniform. It took 22 minutes to "think and reason" only to run out of tokens and give me a half-assed paragraph. All the code I ask it to produce ends up convoluted, enormous, littered with comments that trigger migraines. I genuinely don't understand how people say they are pushing 1000s of PRs a day or being hyper productive with this.

How is this still a thing? How do people even use this when I'm getting filtered by this so called artificial intelligence?
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>daily cope thread
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it's good at boilerplate and some webdev shit, but you still have to control and review its output. it will very fast produce overengineered jeet slop if you're not careful. Or some subtle logic errors cuz it made wrong micro assumptions.

the 1000x sloppers are just slopping garbage. They work in same companies that employed 70% of indian workforce, just to be faster.

tl;dr good for some usecases but overhyped as fuck.

>>109667523
ur the ones coping that this shit is god tier
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>>109667523
I'm venting because I'm struggling with scaling and expanding my own projects all alone. I can't hire anyone and the so called ai agent/LLMs don't work for my use cases so I've been programming all alone or fixing shit from claude for years now with no improvement. Also coping with my failing prospects, failing projects, failing life, failing everything
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>>109667508
agree with you completely. overhyped shit. i revisit it every 6m-1yr. only people hyping it are those that can't do shit for themselves
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>>109667508
I’m actually curious what prompt you gave it for it to take 22 mins and fail, can you share it?
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>>109667542
maybe you're just shit and dumb as fuck
you can't figure out how to give instructions to a computer and you claimed to be a programmer?
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>>109667508
The secret nobody tells you is it’s still programming. Writing code was always about being able to describe your desired outcome in a structured way. LLMs just change the syntax to natural language. If you weren’t good at describing your desired outcome and the process to get there to begin with you won’t be good with LLMs either.
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Luddite cope thread
>>109667523
FPBP
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>>109667748
I can't figure out jack. I've been thinking about retiring from this profession and going homeless anyways. Can't find anything I'm passionate about in this life
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>wont post the prompt
Why are all these posts always fake?
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>>109667508
try fagle
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>>109667523
>>109667755
Libtard arrest response
https://desuarchive.org/g/search/image/XShUWhMhwvEXOCXYpZTG-w/



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