budgie
Everyone already knows the economic foibles of Scam and Wario in the age of the language model.
I’ll ignore those (mostly).
If I have to see another AI agent observability platform’s spaceship UI invade my visual field, I’ll scoop the eyeballs out of my of own head with a nylon camping spork.
I don’t even care that trillions of dollars (public and private) are resting on one of the biggest financial frauds in history.
Honestly, it’s just a spiritually and morally corrupt technology whose only value proposition is complete and utter annihilation of the x <= billionaire_class.
Whether that happens? Don’t care anymore either.
I’m tired of seeing otherwise bright people stumble into to the realm of yawns, joining a pathetic and uninteresting dance-off for Marc Andreessen’s pocket change.
I met a sculptor the other day in the street. He pulled me into the gallery and ran me through his entire exhibit. I wanted to soil myself with joy shits, reminded there’s SOMEONE in the world who’s not wasting their life on mind-numbing “AI” bullshart.
Anyone aware of post-“AI fugazi” companies doing actually interesting stuff in the real goddamn world?
Give me something to appreciate. The only time I feel at peace these days is performing dystopia-fueled rants for strangers.
(seriously, the cosmos has never seen such eggly shapes in the human form)
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arcanemachine
Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
gtcode
Formal methods evolving into a “proof catalog” that turns into “programmable Lego proofs” that leads to news paradigms for engineering software with humans still at the helm seems to be a thing that’s on the horizon
I would guess that bits and bytes comprehension and academic rigor via fundamentals etc. will still have a place with humans, but will become niche for dedicated experts. AI already does a lot of chores better than experts in relevant ways. Once the dust settles and education tracks elucidate themselves, we’ll know more where AI with humans land. Hopefully human creativity and pragmatism will still have a place in swe. If not, fire up a robot to build physical nand2tetris circuits from scratch in order to pass the time
caleb-bb
So it annihilates everyone?
You did say
<=…budgie
Yes. My bad. Edited it from middle class to reflect reality, but missed the signage.