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Even if this isn't perfect, with each frontier coding model release we get closer and closer to small teams one-shotting complex software like this.

I'm certainly not going to hold Adobe stock long-term.

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> one-shotting complex software like this

You mean one shotting slop that barely works and lacks mature software stability with decades of fixes/features and improvements? No serious professional would ever use something like that. Like I’m the first to join the party if there is any hate to put on Adobe, but their closed source platform isn’t going anywhere. Only a paradigma shift could

> slop that barely works and lacks mature software stability with decades of fixes/features and improvements

Sounds like Creative Cloud to me.

That just tells you how much care they put on this stuff, which is the same amount of care you will find on vibe coded stuff

I don't get how people are still denying what's happening in front their eyes to this day. "Slop that barely works" isn't holding up as much, model output even in the hands of novices is drifting away from the "slop" moniker quickly. I downloaded .2 a day ago and none of the preferences worked, .3 just now fixed more than half. 3 years ago we had a mangled mess of Will Smith eating spaghetti and now audiovisual content is more or less solved... age old adapt or get left behind.

> I downloaded .2 a day ago and none of the preferences worked, .3 just now fixed more than half

yeah pretty much a joke, you just shifted down the quality bar

Thanks for convincing me to try it. It works amazingly well. I don't need full suite, just occasional picture editing.

How this thing only 82MB???

Uhm struck a nerve eh?

We're one major LLM release away from being able to spit out _the whole adobe suit_ in a single prompt, while being safer, faster, and more featureful. I wonder at what point will tech companies stop interrogating candidates on useless Leetcode problems.

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