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Marius Soutier | Data Engineer

@mariussoutier.bsky.social

Data Engineer | Machen Sie mehr aus Ihren Daten! | Selbständiger IT-Berater | Scala, Kafka, Spark, Akka

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Faine Greenwood@faineg.bsky.social · last yr.

I also think it’s very dangerous to assume that actual humans will keep contributing useful information and code to Stack Overflow and GitHub at the *same current rate that LLMs were designed to depend on*, in a world where LLM tools increasingly dominate the Internet and the tech economy

Faine Greenwood@faineg.bsky.social · last yr.

there’s this assumption that actual humans will keep posting useful human-generated information on Reddit forever in places where we, as other humans, can easily find it - but I do not think this is actually the case

Marius Soutier | Data Engineer@mariussoutier.bsky.social · last yr.

Indeed, LLMs helped me fix some nasty JVM-Scala-interaction bugs in my code. On the other hand, I couldn't figure out a simple error message where I was using a dependency built with Scala 2.12 in a Scala 2.13 project.

Phillip Carter@phillipcarter.dev · last yr.

The fact that I can basically just toss extremely annoying typescript "the thing works but it won't technically build" errors at LLMs and they can almost always fix them now is actually making me do web side projects now. I would have never wanted to put up with that shit in the past

Chris@chris.blue · last yr.

AI investing is crazy. - everyone knows AI infra is rebuilding microservices patterns - mcp is a mess - valuation is off the charts - space is changing so fast - OpenAI is a product company (takes consumer) - Microsoft takes enterprise - building on LLMs is like building on mobile (good for indy)