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Superintelligent AI will be far better at solving difficult problems than humans. o4 or maybe o5 will probably have answers that humans just don't.

Yes, it's pretty far out. I've been waiting my whole life to talk to an AI, and we're already arguing about their awareness. And they can pass the Turing test and a mirror test -- we're really in uncharted territory.

i make 200k TC in VHCOL (nyc), 30 PTO days, good 401k match, fully remote in the health insurance world i could easily hop to a startup making significantly more without having to grind much LC (like 250+), but it will be hybrid, probably way more hours, and more stress. I've accepted i'll never get into faang since im not good enough at interviewing, but thats okay. I would hop for another ful…

I mean I felt like during interviews I’ve held it’s been easy to weed out those who rely on AI. Not against it but they tend to be slower and not efficient.

I don’t mean that as a diss. Great respect for good PMs and their talents are wasted when they’re adult babysitters. Agile is a great way to predictably build mediocre software.

You can’t say that here. According to this sub AI is useless and advocating it in any way is dangerous and a no-no.

It's obvious that it's AI but you can't spot ir first because the KANGAROO IS TOO DAMN CUTE

Seriously, what the fuck is up with that lately! I used ChatGPT to help me build an audio system for my car, and every time I ask a follow up question it respond with “[My Name], that is exactly the right kind of question you should be asking, and gets to the heart of the problem!” I don’t need you to suck my dick, I just need to know if my car is gonna catch on fire if I wire this wrong…because…

Using -ai just removes googles shitty little ai crap at the top of the results. It doesn't remove ai generated images.

I’ve used OpenAI for a few years and while it’s helpful, it’s not magical and needs to be steered by someone who knows what they’re doing. I also know for a fact that 1000 active AI agents is going to be as expensive as a small engineering organization. One day the accounting team is going to have to explain that having 1000 over confident jr engineers isn’t going to solve the issues at the compa…

Why do these people keep neglecting to mention the reality that a programmer has to create the product behind the API to respond to the API calls? Can the media please stop reporting on these drama llamas? There's tons of stuff worth talking about, they don't need to be quoting nonsense. It's pathetic. It's been months now of this stuff. It's just lie after lie after lie about AI. Or some other…

It needs to be regulated so that mistakes and fraudulent claims continue to be penalized the same as human error and fraud. That’ll mean a low level associate fact-checking their AI, which hopefully will help to compensate for the loss of work opportunity and make replacement of humans with the AI less desirable.

Given it was meta, that's almost a certainty. There'll probably be a **lot** of that stuff going on from any company invested heavily in AI. I can also see them selling the idea of piggy backing off fake job ads to other companies - eg, we pay you $X thousands of dollars to make and manage a job ad using your company name to train our models, despite there being no job at the end. It would just c…

honestly i don’t care so much about deleting the other models as much as i do care about gpt 5 being shit. i’m going back to perplexity and claude.

Although the thinking model is better at writing, it has one major flaw. It repeatedly reasons over the guidelines, so if your prompt, especially if you’re writing nudges into anything it doesn’t like, it will steer it away into bland, safe slop. This makes it really hard to steer correctly if, for example, you’re trying to do a roleplay. Even Gemini 2.5 pro doesn’t do this and just treats you l…

Yeah... or even other models. >Now us as a society, are supposed to rely solely on the information provided by one model My first thought was, bro, you were never supposed to *rely* on the information from *any* model, ever, OpenAI or not lol.

So, I've been making this analogy for like 2 years now, and I've had a lot of people tell me I'm wrong because obviously AI is just going to keep getting better and better and take over more of what developers do in a way that Excel couldn't for accountants. I think there are two really important things to understand about what Excel did - whether you think they're analogous or not: 1. Excel au…

You could edit this very easily and keep the QR code right with photopea Edit: The arrow indent on the bottom is the wrong shape and the AI made it go outward.

It’s been at least 4 years since this was anything other than “you can use it as an excuse to take a few PTO days”. Hell, my workplace doesn’t even require you to stay home if you’re positive. Isn’t that sad? Also, anyone with a phone can replicate this in five seconds without AI.

That robot movie with Megan Fox. It made me laugh that they pretend the robot is a nanny and not a fuck-bot. The robot that has huge boobs, tiny waist and wears lingerie under her clothes.