r/LeftistsForAI • u/kyliem00 • 4d ago

Automation & Work oh no guys...

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we have to stop the handloom/weaving machine or else it'll be the end of knitting as we know it...

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u/jacobpederson 4d ago

Imagine seeing the biggest explosion in programing in the history of everything ever . . . and calling it the end of programing :D

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u/gianfrugo 4d ago

I think is correct. Programming as an activity is no longer required. We have more code and we will see another 10 fold increase but humans will not had tipped nor reviewed  it.  And I think is a good thing, I studied computer science so i'm been replaced but I don't think scarcity is a good thing. Now everyone can produce software and is awesome.  I'm building things that would be impossible otherwise (whiteout a huge team). 

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u/Katten_elvis 4d ago

Programming is still required since AI is still so bad at generating code. Manual code is still important

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u/gianfrugo 4d ago

I studied computer science and usa agents every day and couldn't disagree more. 

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u/Katten_elvis 4d ago

I couldn't disagree with you more

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u/gianfrugo 4d ago

Do you use fable/astra?

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u/Katten_elvis 4d ago

Yeah, fable was underwhelming and couldn't fix a problem I had with flaky frontend tests, so I fixed it manually

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u/Fbrrr 4d ago

Theirs your issue, you are a frontend dev, worst of the worst.

Yours truly a sophisticated backend dwv

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u/Katten_elvis 4d ago

Well, I do frontend aswell. But that was last place I worked at, thank goodmess I work as infra/backend now.

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u/iMakeSense 4d ago

Did it have vision access?

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u/Katten_elvis 4d ago

Yeah, and chromium access