Replying to @GaryMarcus
The only guardrails that work are hard rules where you physically do not let the AI execute certain commands.
Everything else is likely to be ignored eventually.
Replying to @ForrestPKnight
Dario is a genius for marketing like this. This clip is all over here
Replying to @IroncladDev
I’ve always hated PRa from both the reviewer and submitter perspective. They are super boring and require context switching into whatever the PR is about.
I understand all the purposes of them, but they still suck. Unfortunately I do not have a better alternative
Replying to @simonw
It’s just so tempting to bring AI into every nook and cranny this is inevitable for many people
Replying to @GaryMarcus
Hmm, I wonder if he has a financial incentive to say this.
Replying to @headinthebox
It’s always been like this.
Very annoying, best you can do is prompt around it
Replying to @asaio87
I’m just curious, have you met many engineers not using AI?
Replying to @tekbog
It’s confusing since all companies be like:
“Use AI”
“No no, not like that”
Replying to @tekbog
Even better if you use playwright so you don’t have to paste stuff anymore
Replying to @RyanEls4
Thanks to our Wordpress bros we had all this nice training data for our LLMs
Replying to @vikhyatk
I for one have to say that the core programming part is significantly easier.
But we just get more work and more is expected
Replying to @sama
I think he’s trolling us on the misuse of the word looksmaxxed
Replying to @techspence
Yeah idk what the byte code does from the compiler and no one cared
