Let AI write the code. Let AI choose the architecture. Let AI test the product. Let AI use the product. Let AI decide what’s best. Let AI hug your kids. Let AI kiss your wife. Go away.
I think probably the reason @X isn’t paying me for my content yet is because they don’t have my banking information. At @ Mr. @elonmusk, if you DM (direct message) me we can work it out and I’ll let you start giving me money.
Yo @OpenAI , Astra is loosing it. It just responded to me with this:
"YouI think’ll separate two ideas two ideas: deferring data representations and and computing only the requested part of a transform.."
What are ya'll doing over there?
My wife asked if AI is the new climate change / Y2K scare.
It’s good to be cautious with AI, just like it’s good to steward natural resources and carefully maintain critical software. But we’ve seen this pattern before. Legitimate concerns get turned into apocalyptic narratives and tribal identities.
Take the risks seriously. Don’t let the media tell you which tribe you have to join.
@MooseLogic17@ThePrimeagen And the only people who end up noticing or caring that you missed it are going to make fun of you for it later when you are all hauling gear back to the studio.
@yacineMTB This is the same mistake the “SaaS is dead” crowd made. You're confusing automation with elimination. Most people aren’t going to assume the time, risk, and tax liability just to save a few bucks.
@danellisona Like I’m still in control. This is the only way to be free. I am unbound by the chains of expectation, unencumbered by the burden of opinions. In this space, I and the platform are one. Here, right now, I am X.
@thdxr Test changes might be a useful way to discover what actually needs review. If an existing test has been passing, an agent changing or removing it should require more justification than adding a new test. The test diff may be the highest-signal part of the review.