True. AI might not have a soul, but it’s become an absolute lifesaver for me.
To really get the most out of it though, you still need to have solid knowledge in your own field.
aayushdutt 2 days ago||
It's just the frontier getting pushed slowly but surely. The headline missed the keyword `yet`.
CMCDragonkai 2 days ago||
Many human devs can code, but few can build software.
gdulli 2 days ago||
It's the ultimate irony that I cling to the stance that humans are capable of nuance and creativity that machines will never match, yet the human-written defenses of AI are so repetitive and shallow and cliched that they don't even require the sophistication of LLMs to produce.
gitaarik 2 days ago||
But humans can learn. LLMs don't learn, they only get trained on data previously discovered through human research.
CMCDragonkai 18 hours ago||
What is "learn" and what is "train"? It seems weird to distinguish this atm.
liqilin1567 2 days ago||
Every time I see a "build an app with just one English sentence" hype, I turn away immediately
smugtrain 2 days ago||
Making it absolutely lovely for people who can build software, but can’t code
xeckr 2 days ago||
Give it a year or two...
ergocoder 2 days ago||
Yeah, just like many software engineers. AI has achieved software engineering.