Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
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- neverscared3
In real-world test, an AI model did better than doctors at diagnosing patients
- NBQ00-1
- yuekit0
SpaceXAI has signed an agreement with Anthropic to provide access to Colossus 1, one of the world’s largest and fastest-deployed AI supercomputers.
- This will help Anthropic solidify their lead since lack of compute was a big issue for them.yuekit
- may speed claude up a bit :|kingsteven
- _niko6
working on a little waste-of-time project for a friend.
Friend tells me one of his connections has a son who is an AI expert.
Talk to AI expert son, he can build website, back end, admin, inject AI into everything to make our lives easier.
Gives us decent quote.
Meet with him to discuss scope.
Discover He uses all the latest ai chatbot tools to vibe code.
Ask him what programming language he studied.
Says nah bruh, I'm just great at prompting.FML
- Imagine, a new wave of programmers who have never programmed a single line of code. crazy times._niko
- I can only hope your response was a simple 'nah bruh'.Nairn
- I'm not surprised, there's not much coding going into building websites nowadays. And there's a lot of libraries already in place.palimpsest
- Even pre-AI I'm sure anybody on QBN could build a website with no coding skills just using a CMS.palimpsest
- yeah fair enough, especially for front end stuff, but I do get nervous when it comes to more critical/back-end admin/account stuff, but hey what do I know :)_niko
- on a side note my buddy who teaches )professor) Computer Science at a University here just told me that AI is doing such a good job coding that he doesn't nee_niko
- graduate students any more lol. Crazy. What's the point of even offering these courses?_niko
- Senior devs are going to be in high demand in a few years, never been a better time to geht into coding than now!jamesbeat
- monospaced3
We’re starting to see software-focused companies and departments suffer because ai is now doing what custom software used to do.
- renderedred1
- have ai rewrite it. problem solved.capn_ron
- prompt: "do the same thing, only cleaner"capn_ron
- This advice will never get old:
Don't be stupid.palimpsest - The biggest improvement in using AI is allowing me to focus more on architecture. Not just by freeing up time but by the nature of the discussions themselves.palimpsest
- Who cares right? If it works it works.monospaced
- if "MVC" (etc) isnt part of the prompt, will AI just create a bunch of functions that work but have no strucuture?Squiddy
- @Squiddy
Not necessarily. I think it can read into how you structure the prompt. It will give a plan and you can make corrections before it implementation.palimpsest - In my case, most of the time it's working from a codebase so it knows how to add new functionalities to it.palimpsest
- As an anecdote, my project mananger that doesn't code implemented something with AI on his own. It was all imperative and difficult to read and debug.palimpsest
- He's the guy that "prompts me". It reminded me of the very first project we worked on. I was working with the only information he gave me so my code was similarpalimpsest
- All that to say, that you don't necessarily need to give it technical constraints for architecture, it's mostly how you explain the project.palimpsest
- The difference between telling it: "Go down the street, make a left then a right, go in the store and get me a soda".palimpsest
- And: "You need to get me a soda from this address, use Google Maps to get directions to this store. Use those directions to bring me a soda."palimpsest
- Then you have the structure to send it to fetch other things at other places.palimpsest
- sounds like every codebase i've ever inherited over 25 years of coding.kingsteven
- palimp is right though, i treat the main agent on a project almost like a wiki, it makes sure the coding agents actually build to spec.kingsteven
- That's the spirit!palimpsest
- The "If it works it works" philosophy can only work once. Once you introduce an external or internal new parameter everything will break.palimpsest
- And that's when you realize you should have built something solid in the first place.palimpsest
- I haven't used MVC in decades. I prefer IIFEs & functional programming . AI naturally infers this from my prompt or the codebase.palimpsest
- It seems like nobody here is using AI in client production grade code. I would love to hear to your feedback.palimpsest
- @palimpsest and @kingsteven thanx for the insights! This is helpful and encouraging.Squiddy
- I'm starting to change my mindset. Before I would just feed AI a class at a time and ask it to code review and refactor. Clearly behind the times.Squiddy
- whatthefunk7
- The same goes for shitGabriel
- infinity how does it work..neverscared
- Yes, bro.palimpsest
- zaq7
