He’s getting roasted. I’d go back to Threads if I were he/him.
Replying to @elonmusk @zerohedge
I’m real and these are my real beliefs. You could ask your xAI researchers about me if you hadn’t fired them.
I feel for her, I really do. I have issue with Harvard being subsidized by tax payer dollars and scholarships are given to non citizens.
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I've been using these AI tools the past week for coding:
Here is how I rank them.
1. Claude - very thorough but feels so slow now
2. Codex - fast, not as thorough as Claude but delivers
3. Grok - the fastest by far, needs a native UI
I'm dropping Gemini and their APIs completely. Their own saving grace is the Ask Gemini button on Chrome.
I was working on UDP audio and video mixer in c++ part time for a year without AI. It worked but had some bugs to work though. With AI I was able to complete it in less than a month. Yes it’s that complicated. I would never have solved the solutions AI did and no way AI would have developed it by itself. That’s the current state we are in.
the "software engineering" i was doing in 2022 has been fully killed by fable
for a minute i thought it wasn't that different to opus/codex, but once you get fable managing sub-agents, it becomes clear that it's 10x better
i used to be half joking when i said i wasted years of my life learning programming languages by hand, but now that's just 100% true
there's approximately 0 value in knowing how to code
if you want a job building things today, you better know how to actually build product end to end. don't expect that you can just be a CRUD monkey anymore
you need to have your own ideas & vision, be capable of sending outbound & taking feedback, iterating, marketing, improving, deciding when to stop loss and pivot, then running through that loop on repeat
the only value left in us meatbags is our ability to be accountable & own things end to end
Two camps of AI: High risk and zero risk. We know which camp Musk and LeCun are in.