@nickchapsas Guy called Jarred is a POS. He bastardized his popular open source program and sold his soul to Anthropic.
Kelley tried to blog about it and nerds cropped up from all over the place to try and inform him that he couldn't say naughty words no matter how true they were.
@reidhslaughter@SaaSWiz If the solution needed was within the box, there wouldn't be a problem.
The issue is if all you know is the box, you can't excel when taken outside of that box. (this gets worse the more years you spend in that box.)
Also big tech problems are very different from startup ones.
@reidhslaughter@SaaSWiz Nah. She was following a system. People don't realize how many devs are doing this and just can't think outside of the box they don't already know.
@kudu_biltong@wmksidebottom@dhh I don't believe this to be true for every developer. Maybe for those who were never interested in the craft to begin with even before ChatGPT. IMO everyone uses AI differently and gets different things out of it.
@RobIW_dev@stevekrouse 2nd and 3rd sentence contradict each other. Learning from mistakes is how software is built. The opposite of that is shipping ready-made templates.
@Tariq_28078@ns123abc He was alleging Apple will one day pay for trusting OpenAI with data. The key point is in untrustworthiness of Sam Altman. A point he's made many times before.