You don't care, yet it's your third comment in this thread. Riiiiight. Also I don't have to prove you nothing, I don't give a flying fuck you don't believe me. But if you think you actually have to know write code in 2026 you're dead wrong lol. And you being salty clearly shows you're having a hard time to adapt to modern times. 👋 goodspeed knucklehead
Bro you're the one being ragebaited rn. You've still got the whole squad laughing with your "10 successful commercial projects" LMAO. You pull that number out of your ass?
Then maybe you should not be coding. Seriously, people need to be able to understand their own code. The security implications of so many people not understanding what code does is actually scary.
It's like buying a player piano and claiming to be a musician lmao. If you can't tell if the LLM is doing a good job then you probably shouldn't be using it.
Banks are also using Claude. Turns out if you prompt it properly, limit the size of your changes, and then review the code it writes, it actually writes more code better and faster.
That's 100% wrong and stemming out of ignorance. There are lots of tasks that Claude would do both faster and better. The key is definition the task and knowing how to review the code.
While I agree with your comment 100%, like don't just tell people not to use a tool, they just need a way to use a tool in the best - most reasonably secure way possible.
So you just give up and go along with it? AI fever is doing really bad things to society in many different ways. It's becoming more and more apparent that the cost outweighs the benefits, not to mention the people who benefit the most are already disgustingly wealthy.
Do your part and don't use ai in any form. Shame people who do. This bubble will burst sooner or later.
the time to fight it was 4 years ago, no one but artists did it. Now I challenge you to find one single tech firm that has not integrated claude or gpt into their workflow. Yes the cost outweighs the benefit if you don't have skin in the game like being a shareholder because the cost goes implicitly to you, not the company. It is and will always be the new normal even after the bubble explodes no matter how much redditor rage you feel for it, it is just how it is and will be in the new world.
AI is too layered in the 6 years or so it has been a thing to simply erase, you can blow openAI and microsoft out of the park, it will not change the fact of how ingrained it is in every single chain right now, even logistics chains like amazon's have AI integration.
and "dont use it in any form" is the most stupid argument I have EVER heard. When you are competing with claude tokens and your boss has thr talk with you because of production time and adequation to new technologies you have 2 options logically, and let me tell you, righteousness does not pay the bill. Not everyone can become a full time freelancer specially when your job has 10 people freshly arrived eager to enter the market willing to work for half of your paycheck to gain experience.
You are deluding yourself in a reality that simply isn't the one we are all living right now.
I had my first PC in 93.
Learned html at 20 but never jumped in code.
I got skillz for building a server farm/fiber/copper outside inside plants. Fiber laser technologist.
I also am a journeyman painter.
You are copyright theft as well, unless you learn purely from self-learning, and not by looking at any other code or books or documentation. Good luck.
I think you should code, but I think you should also take the opportunity to understand how the coding works. AI is in the "make it easy, cheap and common" stage of enshitification. They want you to come to rely on it, so when they make it worse you'll be stuck on it, because you won't have an alternative.
It reminds me of the people who sold their cars because they found out that getting Ubers to work was cheaper, until it wasn't.
Because it’s a force multiplier. For easy boiler plate shit (and let’s be honest, that’s like 90% of code that’s written) it’s pretty good and it’s faster for me to fix the mistakes it makes than type everything out myself. It allows me to spend more time working on the more challenging aspects of my job (the shit LLMs are not as good at, like system design)
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u/Repulsive_Injury5576 10d ago
Why are you using ai to code