Every day there’s more big job cuts at tech and games companies. I’ve not seen anything explaining why they all seam to be at once like this. Is it coincidence or is there something driving all the job cuts?
Every day there’s more big job cuts at tech and games companies. I’ve not seen anything explaining why they all seam to be at once like this. Is it coincidence or is there something driving all the job cuts?
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The chatbot that’s wrong 50% of the time? That’s hard to believe.
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And how many major corporations that invested in NFTs are still doing so?
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I can’t wait to be starving
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There’s no way capitalism and those that buy into it can responsibly use AI
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Maybe people should learn to fight for a better tomorrow instead of just trying to get through today
I’m not doing that at all, this is my personal experience.
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Clearly the most reasonable response. Did you work for apple back in the day?
It doesn’t need to be right to make money, often more money than companies get by paying people to do a job properly.
… Yes, it does in the tech sector. If you’re wrong it doesn’t work.
I’ve tried the tools out. You go from writing code for an hour and debugging for half an hour to writing code for 15 minutes and debugging for three hours.
Half the time you’ve ripped out literally every bit of code the AI wrote by the time you’re done making it work.
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What’s your metric that you improved 600%?
Imagine training what’s going to replace you lol
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Nah, I have standards
Oh, I know how to prompt AI. Getting it to spit out workable code doesn’t mean you don’t have to review the code, or make sure it’s integrated correctly.
You also have to make sure it’s not generating blatantly braindead code, which makes the review and debugging cycle take longer.
I remain unconvinced that it’s suitable for domains where there is a right and wrong answer, like engineering or law.
I’ve found more value in the systems that do a good job understanding the problem description and then returning references to documentation and prior art on techniques, as opposed to the actual code.
I don’t need a virtual junior dev I need to hand hold, I actually have those and mine get better. I want a virtual “person who worked on something like this once and knows the links to the good articles”.
I mean, I can imagine it. It’s the industrial revolution all over again but Cyberpunk style.