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Comment Re: Where is the shovelware? Where's the killer ap (Score 1) 39

I personally find the bigger problem with slopware is that it buries the genuinely good software out there. Inevitably whenever someone does produce some software of value people will come along and clone it maybe add features. That used to require effort and a modicum of talent. Now there's 50 people all trying the same thing for everything that could generate a penny of revenue. Users try a few claiming to solve their issue and give up. Sure I got old my craft is useless whatever slopware devs tell themselves but it's genuinely a travesty.

Comment Re: Do AI coding tools fully work now? (Score 2) 39

It very much depends on what is classified as advanced there. It's more than capable of throwing together an obvious AI front end. It's reasonably good for adding the right permissions. It still completely falls apart for anything remotely out of the normal click button call api load new page and show data. For example I was mucking around with esp32 and android BLE. Something that is very well documented on all three sides, certainly not an advanced feature yet it took hours of debugging something that I can manually write in under 5 minutes. I will give it credit it did suggest using a feature I hadn't even heard of that got around a problem. However that problem didn't exist when coded by hand. Despite software developers raving over it online I'm still yet to find it that capable outside of a search engine. It's hundreds of times better at UI than I am but that's a looow bar!

Comment Re: I'm kind of okay with it and use AI mode a lo (Score 3, Insightful) 78

That's my main concern. Especially when searching things so often you're looking for information you don't know about, to learn. It used to be the first link was all people read and more often than not it would be correct through people citing it on other websites. google ad revenue and SEO killed that and people (mostly) started to become more mistrusting and check out more than one link. Now we have pushed the links away and marketed an all knowing god at the top. This all knowing god uses the SEO spam to present its answers. It has no clue if what it's saying is true or false. It's just taking some sources seemingly selected at random and summarising them. It's scary that people accept it as fact. Even a brief time using it it's so frequently incorrect I cannot trust it for anything I don't know about already or would struggle to confirm. To think how much this tech fucks up the environment on top of all this false information. But it tells me I'm smart and insightful so I must protect it at all costs.

Comment Re: Boo me too, then. (Score 1) 174

Isn't that a 99% automated process now. Seems unlikely they have enough room for anyone who isn't already there. The limit for their production is machinery not staff. If they do make a new plant the roles are technical they wouldn't employ bob or Jane from HR. UBI isn't a solution not only will the taxes never get paid enough to fund it it'll inevitably bring a huge wave of mental health issues. Lots of people for better or worse don't feel they have value if not for work. So I guess there will be a lot of therapist work going still.

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