@brian_armstrong@MonetSupply@moo9000 You said it yourself “Non technical teams are now shipping production code” I wonder how those human reviews may be
@AbhinavXJ All the months I’ve worked for my company, we’ve been using Go and TypeScript. We needed to ship a new product that Java was better suited for I didn’t see it coming, but Java showed up. Learn Java.
All the months I’ve worked for my company, we’ve been using Go and TypeScript. We needed to ship a new product that Java was better suited for I didn’t see it coming, but Java showed up. Learn Java.
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I started Cal AI at 29.
A mortgage. $40K in student loans. A girlfriend I was supposed to be proposing to that year.
When I told my mom and my girlfriend I was quitting, both said the same thing: "What's the worst that could happen?"
18 months later we sold the company.
I don't want to code in a hurry anymore.
With the rise of AI we're all encouraged to "ship fast" and in the process, coding gets draining and loses all its fun.
You encounter a bug and let AI fix it instead of taking the time to solve it yourself.
Sure, shipping fast is great for getting features to your users quickly but the unrealistic pace set for these releases is what makes coding a chore rather than something you actually enjoy.
Claude's new Mythos model is so frighteningly good at breaching cybersecurity that the U.S. government called an emergency meeting with Wall Street leaders to figure out a plan if things go wrong.