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Nothing on this site actually works.

Don't worry. I'm sure Claude can take care of that.

Because most of them turned to software engineering and now there are lots of starving software engineers.

It is a complete choice, just like how open source is. Zed is doing the same thing. [0]

The alternative is leetcode hards in person with rounds of in person interviews.

[0] https://zed.dev/blog/hired-through-github-part-2

Who cares.

Only on HN there can be a single pixel that is misplaced or off and it causes ONE person to get upset about it.

This is completely petty. Just stop.

Many vibe coders have always have confidently said: “I don’t look at the code”

The truth is, the author directed Claude to delete 48K file without proper supervision.

What went wrong?

If you are a pre-revenue startup, this is the most hyped up architectural approach in software engineering such that it was designed to waste you money on “scaling” when in reality you were actually bankrupting yourself.

As long as there are problems to discover and solve, which is forever.

The risk of liability is a social problem that is far more difficult to be solved with technical solutions even with AI.

> Once AI math goes so far beyond human abilities, any human involvement is like an ant trying to understand quantum physics

This makes no sense whatsoever.

We need more, because there will always be far more difficult problems yet to be discovered and solved, and that means, we certainly need expert humans to define and verify them.

If you cannot even explain the problem you are facing, not only you don't understand it, but you certainly would not be able to know if the AI solved your problem correctly.

> the future is a single AI assistant doing all the work.

Sounds more realistic than what this blog post is proposing. Meta also tried releasing a phone, how did that go?

Muse on the other hand is the polished version of what OpenClaw should have been and Meta appears to have given a lot of thought about it more than this blog post.

I don't think we need yet another phone.

A solution in search of a problem already solved that no longer exists.

This seems to be only thought out after a day of vibe coding apps that no-one uses.

Higher rates for longer.

Codex took an unannounced early day off for the weekend. It happens.

He is right. We will need more expert verifiers, thanks to the eventual Jevon's Paradox.

Europe has no money.

Many who run startups and businesses who are cash flow positive or do trading don't need the $5k.

But anyone who got laid off and ran out of their savings would need that extra $5k more than others.

You said that.

This was announced on X [0] and Bluesky [1] (First post) with that intention.

He knows he would get more reach on those platforms than here.

[0] https://x.com/rocallahan/status/2103368176369324093

[1] https://bsky.app/profile/rocallahan.bsky.social/post/3mwd4u5...

I predict that Codeberg will soon realize that they have no choice but to loosen and allow AI generated code.

There is no point in being on the extreme end around banning all code generated by AI.

Regardless, there is AI generated code in many repositories on Codeberg anyway.

This is not an airport.

Yes it is.

The best thing about Android is that you can choose a device that does not have Gemini.

Apple on the other hand forces you to use Siri and Apple Intelligence regardless.

Then get an Android phone.

There are good ideas to apply AI to, there are also very bad ideas. But there is one more:

A single powerful person believing that their ideas sound good on paper, but it is actually rather a dark turn for the worst possible outcome. This is what this article describes.

Just remember, we do not need to create any more Luigis. Such bad ideas like this which involve AI will create even more of them.

HN hug of death, strikes again.

Europe's finest.

At this point, GitHub is now polluted with vibe-coded slop like this these days. We all know that these tools will just be abandoned in 6 months.

Completely wreckless and of course they knew unsurprisingly.

Frontier AI companies will purposefully do anything to create such false flags to achieve global regulatory capture to prevent you from using powerful open weight models and to protect their margins.

It is clear why they would reveal the breach now instead of much earlier. So what else are they hiding that they have not told us and will wait until the last minute to get attention of the media?

Nope. There's some truth in the contents of this article that anyone can read for themselves that any verifiable task that can be measured, Claude can optimize. Unironically, rewrites become more approachable and cheaper with a rewarding speed up if you know what you're doing; but not done all at once.

So there's no need to get upset about that simple joke like the last time, and also complaining about comments being "Reddit-esque" which that breaks the HN guidelines [0].

Lastly, you forgot to tell off another user who made the same joke today. [1]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49820670

…and it was flagged into irrelevance for being pure slop as it should be.

So since when was such slop submissions allowed?