Working past your personal bedtime, part of an imaginary movement of millions might, ignoring the negative aspects of AI, empowered like commanding an army. This frankly sound psychotic, and it's exactly why uncontrolled AI usage is seen so critical by many.

And all other devs will leave the field just because they prefer to work differently? That is not only not realistic, it is violence fuel.

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user43928 a day ago | parent | next [-]

You will have to work long nights when you try to build a business of your own while continuing to work a regular job.

Talking about psychosis and "violence fuel" while handwaving at negative aspects of AI does not seem substantial.

I would be more curious to hear details about how OP built the claimed businesses.

I will not see this info here if people who build things and are enthusiastic about AI are driven away by downvotes and negative comments.

	▲	blanched a day ago \| parent [-]
		The frustrating part is that these posts will never post any details about the business, despite the fact that it would immediately invalidate most criticism. It seems to be a similar phenomenon to productivity "gurus" who write and evangelize polyphasic sleep and "grindset" and so on - when you ask what they're using these superpowers to actually accomplish, they're very quiet. Or it's "coming soon." Or "I'm not going to waste time explaining to someone who obviously doesn't ~believe~." It quickly becomes religious.

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echelon a day ago | parent | prev [-]

You're not going to be able to keep up with the market if you're not using AI.

100kloc in a day is table stakes now. And that's just where we are today - imagine a year from now.

You can't continue to be a horse cart driver and get paid for it. Or an abacus user. We're moving past it now.

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onli a day ago | parent [-]

It is not a sign of productivity to create LOCs. Especially not 100k.

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echelon a day ago | parent [-]

Even if you're Fabrice Bellard, you can't compete with how fast these models are. They'll run circles around any human.

I don't know what else to tell you other than you should try the models again and update your assumptions.

A year ago I thought LLMs were trash. This year has been a completely eye opening experience.

Do not be so stubborn that your opinions are unshakable. Something exceptional is happening and it deserves just a little bit more of your attention.

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spaqin a day ago | parent | next [-]

it's fine it can run in circles all it wants, i just want a calm, stable life with purpose (no running an llm ain't it)

	▲	mlrtime a day ago \| parent [-]
		Work as a nurse or teacher then, or some cushy government job.

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owebmaster a day ago | parent | prev [-]

One year ago LLMs weren't trash, in one year you'll find that they aren't miraculous either