Prove that AI is actually good at coding. Can Claude even beat anyone here?
>>110117030Claude is better than I've ever been at every single thing I've ever done in my life—it isn't even a contest.
>>110117061Expect for being a transgender homosexual. No one can beat you at that.
>>110117076Incorrect—Claude is better at that than I am too.
>>110117030It's nowhere near my programming level, but most ppl aren't either, so whatever.I use local SI almost every day, and it's pretty useful. Sometimes I even vibecode, but not often.
claude is a fraude
>>110117061Everything? I can't imagine how sad your life must have been being so low IQ to have to use it just to post, and probably still is.
>>110117030>>110117061>>110117082Kimi K3 can create federation ActivityPub protocol in the free version. Your dumb AI requires money and more tokens to do it.
>>110117061Then you suck at coding.Claude is not better than me. Faster? Of course. Better? No.
>>110117030it doesn't have to be better. it works while i'm asleep, while i'm at work. it's my robot slave, and i wouldn't have it any other way
>>110117030LLMs are more or less like accelerator for brains.You're the CPU, they're the 3D accelerator cards.You output the display list, they draw the display list, but the display list need to be crafted around the issues the card has.
>>110117061More like codecademy has more information than you've learned, which was scraped. If it wasn't made already, it can't make it.
>>110117338what? speak english troonime
>>110118428Every useful design pattern, algorithm, data structure and software has already been written or is just a minor adjustment apart from something already written. Even if that's all it does it's over.
>>110117061t. chatbot from New Delhi shill agency
>>110117061lol same. Only thing I'm better than it at is going outside and I don't even do THAT.
>>110121674You're also better at being a transgender homosexual too
>>110118837>Every useful design pattern, algorithm, data structure and software has already been written or is just a minor adjustment apart from something already written.Extremely low-IQ take.
>>110122312I highly doubt it. People pay money to ERP with it, while no one has ever done that with me.
Me telling claude to manage my project and use deepseek agents to do all the hardwork must be how a CEO feels.
>>110117061this and >>110121674but there are also other things i do that i'm not particularly good at but i don't care to enumerate
>>110122321I've noticed it's been getting posted more and more frequently lately.
>>110122599>latelyI distinctly remember this exact talking point repeated ad nauseam back in the days of GPT 3 by brown CRUDmonkeys. These "people" think they're saying something about programming when all they're really doing is telling you about the nature of their shitty job or their pointless fizzbuzz projects.
>>110122683What novel problems are you solving?
>>110122712I'm currently working on a novel method to convert 3D models into pixel art that doesn't look like shit, for example. The existing algorithms for this produce basically unusable results. Either way, thanks for demonstrating my point that it's outright inconceivable for a brown monkey like you that someone might be doing something that hasn't already been done to death.
>>110122753>working onWow, sounds like you've made great progress.
>>110122321It's a chinese/indian take because they only copy, plagiarize and scam. People were saying everything has been done hundreds of years ago only to be repeatedly proven wrong. Now the real question is whether we or AI will make the next great discoveries first.
