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05.11.2026 - 10:43:28 <anon> erkki eka esimerkki
05.11.2026 - 10:48:39 <anon> I went a decade without a smartphone, something people said you can't live without, and I'd gladly go back to my old Nokia still (other than text messages costing too much)
05.11.2026 - 10:53:53 <anon> Which decade was that? I guess I got my first one in 2011, no idea when they started pushing that crap but I remember that's when I lost my remaining interest in programming. A phone is a chat, audio player and a map in one; AI is fuck all.
05.11.2026 - 11:10:37 <anon> Yes because AI is all raw sewage, even if we'd grant that it's not good, this is as bad as it will get, it will continue getting better and better until it's no longer raw sewage, at which point everyone will have a senior engineer at their finger tips.
05.11.2026 - 11:13:51 <anon> ^ Wouldn't that ultimately mean that human creativity and innovation will once again be hot stuff? It's like gymgoing meatheads saying they like to "improve themself" or "develop something or other", but then why pick the one thing that anyone can do?
05.11.2026 - 11:15:09 <anon> the fuck. ai is an excellent tool to search for information but do not in any case let it produce any for you
05.11.2026 - 11:22:51 <anon> Information in which closed environment? Generally crawling the web, not so much.
05.11.2026 - 11:46:20 <anon> Yes. I still do my work without AI. And I think always do that.
05.11.2026 - 12:16:53 <anon> 05.11.2026 11:15:09 <anon> <works only if the algoritm has a very limited and moderated database. so there is no need for llm