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14 hours agoLmfao. Defending a KNOWN bot. Oh boy
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Do you exist in polite society?
But you are
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This was just a blog post about slack and sub-agents. What’s your psychic damage?
My guess is you didn’t read it, you saw “AI,” and posted something uneducated because you don’t know how to use AI efficiently.
My personal experience disagrees with you. I do not have the problems you seem to have or think exist. PEBCAK.
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If an AI can wipe out a production database, the fault is 100% on the developer. This tool just wants to think their horrible mistake was not their fault.
Where yall going outside of tech? I’m pretty done with it full time.
Sailors fighting in the dance hall. Oh man! Look at those cavemen go. It’s the freakiest show.
A Terraform command executed by an AI agent wiped the production infrastructure
Read: I wrote AI prompts to make it fail and I want to blame the machine instead of myself.
I can do it myself, and so I know how to tell it to do it for me. I know to set up tests to prove it all works like it should, and if the AI breaks something it will be apparent. This isn’t rocket science.
People just don’t know how to work with AI. Mostly because they “tried it recently” and failed miserably because the user didn’t bother putting in the effort. The AI is only as good as the prompts it gets from the human.
Once you understand it’s there to assist you and not do your entire job, you’ll get good at it. But getting good takes time. The first big project I made with AI doing most of the code was a big sloppy mess. That’s because I did it wrong, not the AI.
To effectively use AI, you have to be a good project manager AND a good developer. Those two skills are learned—with practice.
You sound like a fool still using “vibe coding”
Maybe give it another shot. It’s better now. Or, yell at more clouds.
To get copies
Well tbf, Huawei burned bridges by packing in spyware. Nokia would be cool though. It would be as thick as a book, as slow as the first iPhone, but you could throw it off a 10 story building or and it would be fine.
Motorola probably scared them with their GrapheneOS cooperation. GOOD. Competition
Meanwhile massive unemployment rages in Germany.
Lmfao. Sheep
It works for me, but it’s not really very impressive.
It reminds me of… Mario Paint, I think that was the name… SNES with the mouse controller.
In general or for federation?
Essays really are bullshit. After school, I never wrote an essay in my life. I also never wrote a large block of text about something I didn’t want to write about unless I was getting paid.
I recently had an English test as part of my immigration process. It was in a testing center where they ensured you can’t cheat. Although I think having a metal detector and turning out pockets is overkill for students!
The test came in four sections: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Read and answer multiple choice. Write 200 words on a topic in a format like a letter, or email. Listen to a conversation and answer multiple choice. Speak about a topic for a period of time.
That pretty much covers a person’s ability to prove they comprehend a subject. It also takes less time than writing a 5 page essay.