Aren't you afraid that your brain is going to degrade because you are delegating everything to an AI bot now?Most people don't even proof-read what Claude spits out.
>>110236232>because you arebut I am not. I don't care what other people do I specifically do things manually to keep my brain sharp.>hurr durr you will get left behindI don't care I am not a corporate codemonkey, the time savings from AI codegen don't materially impact me and I can afford to handcode things I need if I want.
>>110236232cuckcoders were already brainless beforethere is nothing to lose for them
i dont use any of those toolsi tried one of the "AI" chat bots when it first came out. how do i replace the first character of a string> Certainly! Sure! So, Hmm. Ah! You're absolutely right and you're genuinely correct for asking this question. So, it seems that it appears that you are trying to do this, does that sound right? That's not just a good question -- it's absolutely the most important question. Here's why [bullet points]by the time it finished this boiler plate bullshit i had already forgotten whatever it was i was trying to do. in a way "AI" is like trying to install a python package with PIP. the whole thing is so convoluted and broken you forget what your original goal was
Imagine having a replaceable job
>>110236232not my problem. i do bare minimum at work. i use my brain on my own projects
>>110236232I'm not sure, I'll have to see what Claude thinks about this
>>110236232Cow dung has many health benefits
>>110236232I was literally a retard before AI. I couldn't code or do projects, I couldn't get stupider. Today I am basically robocop
we finally know how the greeks felt about writing
>>110236232nah AI is still retarded at the hobbies i have time for now that AI is writing my code
>>110236232This has already happened to me with significant effect.
>>110238994Thanks to AI, I'm doing things at work that I have absolutely no business doing.
>>110239837>the hobbies i have time for now such as?
>>110236232Eventually there will be #stopkillingmodels posts on twitter. I don't really see a point in building a dependency on something that won't still be around by 2030.
>>110236232my grain is already debrading. it happens past 30. no energy to do anything anyway so why not outsource?
>>110236232waitpeople use this?i thought it was bot spam/ironic larping along about the butthole on someone else's computer
>>110240341it told me what kind of hedge trimmer to buy
>>110236232Use case for brains?
