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@mary_got_grace I don’t want anything by humans

No one wants an AI-written book. No one.

@martin_casado one day it'll wipe my ass for me and im all for it. dont discriminate

I love AI. I use it all the time. I code with it. I brainstorm with it. I use it for research. I use it to learn. But I never write with it.

@relizarov if u had a button, every time u pressed it a coconut appeared. you would not stop pressing it

Coding with AI is dangerously addictive. The speed makes it hard to stop and return to the rest of life.

@omgsidewalks google is the 2026 Digg

Stop using AI for basic questions. Just Google things. Read an article. Use your dictionary. Touch grass. Open a book. Ask God. I don’t know but stop using AI for everything.

@mal_shaik 10 steps behind my brother

i've been copying and pasting code from chatgpt but there has to be a better way how come everyone is just accepting this?

@ryancarson I take pride being the most Ai pilled mf I know

I'm becoming convinced there is going to be an explosion of jobs for people who are great at using agents. There's a clear line I'm seeing between people: 1. Use Claude Code / Codex / Devin / etc 2. Use ChatGPT / Gemini / Perplexity Distinction is simple: If your agent writes persistent code, you're in group 1 and the future is v v bright.

@TakatotoSanoshi zoom out. new form of money or monetary systems don't flip the world overnight

If Bitcoin never existed, nothing in the real world would be different.

@KevinSzabo14 not a hot take at all. this is the only obvious outcome. naysayers have their _____ up their ___

Very hot Unpopular opinion: Ai will create more jobs, not less. I said what I said.

@KevinSzabo14 1. fear - to lose their job 2. lack of understanding - they don't understand how it works, too complex/foreign

Seriously, why do people hate on AI so much?

@zuess05 non devs drool at the mouth of this 😅 engineers rule the world, keep dreaming this won't be the case

Senior devs are currently sleeping peacefully, thinking their jobs are safe because Claude generates "unoptimized, messy code." But what happens in 6 months when the model refactors and optimizes perfectly on the first try… What exactly are y'all going to do for a living then?

@DavidSacks only Dario disagrees 😁

Q: How are job postings for software engineers rising rapidly despite AI agents automating coding? A: Because there’s far more code to manage than ever before. We’re already seeing a 14x YoY increase in GitHub commits, and it’s accelerating. AI has dramatically lowered the cost of writing code, so it’s now being used across far more businesses, applications, and use cases. We’re at the beginning of a massive productivity boom driven by the proliferation of bespoke software throughout the entire economy. Coding has been AI’s breakout use case this year. The fact that it’s increased demand for software engineers — rather than decreased it — should call into question the entire “AI will cause mass job loss” narrative.

I think theres this idea that Ai coding == vibe coding == just winging it. I like analogies, so one way to think of is like walking a pit bull. It can be unleashed (pure vibe code), on a 20ft leash, 12ft, 6ft, or held by the collar. Each producing different levels of adherence to ‘good code’. Anyhow, character by character coding imo is a disadvantage now.

@0xSemaphore Maybe I'm 2 steps ahead? Who knows at this point. This stuff is all too new for anyone to be sure.

I'm still writing 95% of all my production code by hand. I let it write tests, fix bugs, answer questions, analyze data, build prototypes, but I do not at work let the thing just rip on an architecture I know will have to be maintained into the future.

@alz_zyd_ Agree

There is nothing magical or special about books. you can get arbitrarily smart without ever finishing a book

@sivalabs one created over 50 years the other over hundreds of millions

The more I work with LLMs, the more I am in awe of human brain. Our brain remembers a lot of things and bring that knowledge into the current context in just seconds without "Calibrating for 2m 15s. 10.6k tokens" 😅

@graninas skill issue

In programming, doing simple is EXTREMELY DIFFICULT. Most developers have never met great code. Not saying produced it. Never. Simple code is beautiful, logical. Obvious. "I could do that, too!" No, you couldn't. But you're not alone. LLMs are fundamentally incapable, too.

@jturntdev mid take

The moment you begin to outsource your thinking to Codex. You become average.

@Yuchenj_UW same. but ….. thwt coding knowledge now becomes priceless. as time passes less and less people will know code

Can’t believe I coded by hand for 15 years. 15 years of memorizing syntax, Vim, Stack Overflow, broken builds, cursed dependencies, merge conflicts, and “one last bug before sleep.” All of that just to end up typing “fix this” into a chat box and watching an agent do crimes.

@AlgodTrading price go up is the substance. patience.

Must be one of the worst sentiments i’ve seen in crypto since i joined a decade ago Hopes and dreams are lost, everyone realises its a scam and retail rather allocate to stocks than to our vapourware shitcoins We need substance asap

@Priyansh_31Dec They have no idea all the concepts wn engineer has in his head

Peak delusion. People who can’t code, think they’re now as good as people who can code, because apparently AI tools can code very well now.