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Nobody knows how to build with AI yet

(worksonmymachine.substack.com)
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karel-3d ◴[] No.44616917[source]
Reading articles like this feels like being in a different reality.

I don't work like this, I don't want to work like this and maybe most importantly I don't want to work with somebody who works like this.

Also I am scared that any library that I am using through the myriad of dependencies is written like this.

On the other hand... if I look at this as some alternate universe where I don't need to directly or indirectly touch any of this... I am happy that it works for these people? I guess? Just keep it away from me

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lordnacho ◴[] No.44617013[source]
But you also can't not swim with the tide. If you drove a horse-buggy 100 years ago, it was probably worth your while to keep your eye on whether motor-cars went anywhere.

I was super skeptical about a year ago. Copilot was making nice predictions, that was it. This agent stuff is truly impressive.

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1. kellyjprice ◴[] No.44617421[source]
I'm not trying to discount it the analogy, but I'd much rather live without cars (or a lot less).