• Bluescluestoothpaste@sh.itjust.works
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    1 day ago

    my argument is that i couldn’t code real useful programs myself my whole life, and i tried several times, fail computer science in college etc, and now with claude im actually getting these things built – and there’s a lot of pitfalls a few times i had to tell claude to start over but i guess i feel like a paraplegic who could never walk but now with an accessible car i can actually drive and im sorry that’s putting a lot of horse carriage drivers out of business.

    and im my IRL circle, a couple of my friends who were great at coding in college and are now master coders, they’re not complaining about it at all – they’re able to spin up ten agents at once to do things much faster than they were able to three years ago. they all have startup side businesses now on top of their full time industry job, only possible due to coding AIs helping them get shit done faster.

    • tyler@programming.dev
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      15 hours ago

      Let me say this how it sounds to me:

      I couldn’t build weapons of mass destruction my whole life, I tried to build nukes several times but couldn’t. Now I have a robot that just does the nuking for me, while I can build other things. My other friends don’t seem to have a problem with the nuking, because they get to shoot their guns faster.

      I’m sorry, but just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should. I could do a lot of immoral, unethical, horrible to humanity and nature things and yet I don’t.