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j
@lowercase.name

cannot be overstated enough how the primary use case of large language models is for people who hate their jobs to not have to do their jobs

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j
@lowercase.name

every time you find someone touting a "use case" it's always, *always*, a sign of antisocial resentment for everyone else forced to interact with it other developers, who need trusted info from humans, will not respect them outsourcing commits to an unreliable machine. but they don't care, do they?

Dex 🔞@dex.nullpat.ch

oh, this reminds me - a few months back, negative hyperfixation on LLMs meant i clicked onto a "here's how i set up (open source harness)" video and this was their example of a thing which somehow saved them so much time, a thing that should have just been a simple bash or python function

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j
@lowercase.name

i do not use the word "antisocial" lightly. replacing the social context necessary to keep these systems of trust functioning with a machine is, fundamentally, antisocial. a sign that you loathe having to communicate with peers, and are willing to strip the copper wire out of society to avoid it.