JLarky

@jlarky.bsky.social

Opinions are not my own. As soon as I say something I become new me who hates anything old me did. https://youtube.com/@parasocialfix CEO of HTMX

here's how your company is rotting right this moment: - your senior devs stopped writing code - they ask Claude to generate it, they check that it mostly works, they ask a junior to approve the new PR

You'd think they'll measure the success of AI by the amount of SNP500 growth, but instead they are measuring it by the amount of layoffs in the tech sector 🤔

Kind of crazy that everyone is coding right now with just "fix it" and "no, it didn't work" and no one did a proper funeral for what is essentially a death of prompt engineering 🤷

Be prepared to see huskification of humans that delegate all thinking and decision making to AI chat bots and act basically as meat extension of AI auto complete loops

The feeling that I had all the time before LLMs: well, I could build this as a program, but I don't have time to make it good I still have that feeling now with LLMs

Backdating books is going to become a huge industry If you see two books seemingly AI generated but one say 2020 and the other says 2025 you are going to be tempted to buy 2020 one

It's hard to reconcile that LLMs are finally giving us Star Trek voice-activated computer and the fact that it didn't change our lives much day to day

LLM limits are literally never a problem for me. My limiting function is the number of simple tasks I can delegate to LLMs and the amount of time I have to spend on writing prompts and babysitting agents into doing the right thing. It's never the amount of credits