I love reading this page its so cathartic https://codeberg.org/ethical-foss/open-slopware
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Man I really don't like LLMs but these numbers gfas ain't sending their best
@histoire3 the people who spent the last decade screaming THE WALLS ARE CLOSING IN CHUDS HAHAHAHAHA are having their own "walls are closing in" moment now and its fun to watch
@RustyCrab@clubcyberia.co
It really is. That's worth the price of admission right there
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@histoire3 I acknowledge there are downsides but it's no worse than anything else that was already happening
@RustyCrab@clubcyberia.co
Yeah, it's not like it was all highly trained engineers working on websites and code bases to make sure that things worked
It's slop all the way down, AI or no. I'll just be glad for the big companies distrting everything to get fucked up and then local model proliferation
@histoire3 @RustyCrab the average current AI is vastly better at writing secure and performant code than the average programmer
@lain @RustyCrab @histoire3 it's amazing at reverse engineering
It'll find the "oh I didn't notice that" shit when the friend you expect to do that for you is busy or gooning/high again
It'll find the "oh I didn't notice that" shit when the friend you expect to do that for you is busy or gooning/high again
@PurpCat @lain @histoire3 it's actually incredible for figuring out what's happening with crash dumps especially when you don't have a valid stack trace
@PurpCat @histoire3 @lain people are gonna call me a shit engineer for not being able to look at raw memory addresses and 4 billion lines of assembly and figure out what happened
@lain@lain.com @RustyCrab@clubcyberia.co
I don't disagree, but the average has been brought so low by the same people
Breaking legs and offering wheelchairs and all
@lain @RustyCrab @histoire3 the average programmer is an Indian with a YouTube education and a fake degree.