You must make mistakes. Get in trouble even..

If you have AGI, there would be no point in keeping it for yourself because money would be obsolete, given that you can make anything without paying for it. There would be a point in having it in more hands, because then more things get built. There wouldn't be any point in selling it, since you have no need for money. This is kinda what they've been saying from the beginning and why they put a clause in the contract with microsoft that if they reach AGI, the profit-focused wing of the organization mustn't have any control.

Someone in chat mentioned standard libraries, but there's a huge difference between standard libraries and packages. Standard libraries are, well, standard. What they include and don't include is decided by an umbrella orginization that has largely transparent processes and you don't generally have to worry about things that are in the standard library going away or regression (it does occasionally happen but it's rare). The fact that strcopy and strcmp still exist in C is a great example of this 'nothing goes away.' Conversely someone mentioned that EA rolled their own C++ standard library that they subsequently open sourced. Well that's because there was a major business advantage in doing it. Specifically that reducing library overhead was a competitive advantage in prior console generations. So paring out library functions that are largely unnecessary for game development was worth the time to do. Which fits with the ethos of the article- "if it's core to your business then roll your own."

I feel like we dont get AI to the level of our programmers, but we get our programmers down to the level of the AI

This AI stuff is just becoming so exhausting... In my experience using an AI to get something done is more work than just doing myself.... Not only do you need to be able to both review and fix the code it produces, because for most cases these these tools produce nothing but shit, I also have to learn how to prompt these things correctly. I will be spending 1 hour crafting a good enough prompt that gets me what I want, only to then also spend who knows how long ensuring what it produced is actually correct, only to realise that it would've taken you 30 minutes to do it yourself.

Should we start selling courses on mirror telling everyone it's the future?

the specification doesent seem that wrong to me. isnt it just recursive?

Whoever develops AGI first would go full Lawnmower Man.

0:25 “when project managers can describe exactly what they want” is the biggest joke of the year. Our PM’s incompetency actually makes the team less efficient.

Rust has exceptions too then, right? Catch unwind anyone?

Go is just C with garbage collector.

Bro you’re classic “golden hammer”, “maslovs hammer”, “rule of the hammer”. Just because you’re so used to checking for errors after each function call you don’t know how to code effectively without trying to replicate the same error checking spam with try/catches all over the place. Try instead to have just a couple of catch blocks in strategic locations and/or utility wrapper functions. You will find that you code faster, error handling is more consistent, and ppl may even make negative unit test cases 🤯.

I am a dev and I like cats, but i don't wear a costume.. am i a furry?

As someone with a malformed dict I find this offensive.

It was Funny when Stallman used to call mobile phone as mobile tracking devices in the 90s Who is laughing at him now

<rotfl> AI powered test driven development which basically is the same quality as lazy stupid student test driven development xD

3:14 the spec literally generated by AI, why? 'cause I do a try with chatgpt to make a PEST format parser file, and it gave similar shit for that 😂

What a gorgeous job you did, editor

threaten to commit soduku?

What's wrong with using regex for finding tokens?

It is not about the company you work at. It is about the way you describe each job on your CV

dvorak is fun partly because when you're typing fast, it feels like you're mashing your home row

i avoide to learn to code because i tried for 2 years and did not understand if statements

IS AI the new junior dev? if AI is so smart why does it need to write a language for itself? OR If humans are so smart why didn't they just program the AI to efficiently use C++? OR Maybe we are being replaced already and just can't see it.

The A.I. train really feels like it fell off the wheels these last 6 months, the A.I. has already consumed every resource on the internet, while it's still only about as intelligent as a cockroach in my estimation and it looks like it won't get any better anytime soon. I started using it for coding, and for sure it's helpful to learn coding initially and can get you up to speed quickly, once you start doing complex stuff, or any level of real software engineering, it's usefulness quickly falls off a cliff. I think the only people that need to worry about their Jobs getting replaced are people who never really learned to code in the first place, and never did anything more then making a basic website with Javascript. Even then, their jobs will just be replaced by graphic designers, so it's really a moot point.

There’s nothing wrong with that code in particular. Any function regardless of whether it is async or not can throw errors. So long as you catch it at some point where you can handle the error you are good. There’s absolutely no reason to blindly catch exceptions if you aren’t gonna actually handle them.

Listening to this late at night. Air pods in the ears. Just finished brushing my teeth, all lights off, on my way to bed... out of nowhere i hear fricken battlecries. Ngl that scared the dhit out of me, I thought I was about to battle vikings in my livingroom.

To join the common sentiment here, never ever use an AI coding tool, it is always wrong, the code it writes is wrong all the time and not one time will it pass a code review, just imagine it uses Regex 😂😂😂 If you continue this line of thinking your job will be taken somewhere else by people who knows how to properly utilize AI coding tools, yes it halucinate because it is based on mathematical probability or your prompting is soo out of context it cannot figure out what to say Also if you take time to learn Regex it is amazing 😊

Is this the enshitification of programming? What a time to be alive.

The issue with devs and ai, I find, is lack of vision when it comes to ai. And that’s because they are craftsmen/women/infinite-genders. I think ai blends well with designers, or visionary designers. Imagination is key to get something worthwhile out of it.

I lost it.. "Commit Soduku" .. what a word smith.

This gonna be fun, AI could never write good code I have seen the horror :) Its gonna take steps to get to super AI if its possible to get to super AI. So as long its open to everyone along the way no one gets to have the whole cake. If it get closed then it might be like that.

Honestly, considering the legality now, AI. How do I even begin to think of using AI in any capacity that can get into loaded legal problems?

Prime: "I played with Mirror for about 2 hours" Some job posting on linkedin today: "At least 5 years experience with mirror."

Can confirm. Rust is C for furries.

I created a new json parser :)

This advice will be outdated in some number of years. Just learn to build things in multiple languages. You don't have to be perfect, rather, adaptive. If you build cool projects, somebody will want to work with you

heh, dick

"Late stage TDD" 😂😂😂

i rely on you to think for me what a disappointing video

OMG, this is perfect

Why the hell C flavors? C is like universal assembler. Which is cool but sort of 1980. Not that that is bad by itself as Common Lisp, the programmable programming language I LOVE, is from the late 50s. And it produces javascript? BORING. Who designed this stupid language? Lets get AI to do the code by given human much worse tools and making them stupid and ineffective. BRILLIANT.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels a certain way about using regex's in a parser. Never understood why you'd do that...

Going to drink this bottle of whiskey in O(1) time

Best quote ever! "Obviously AI is going to all of our jobs the moment product managers can accurately describe what they want. Which means our jobs are effectively safe ad infinitum" 🤣🤣🤣. I totally agree with your sentiment.

7:54 "why wouldn't AI companies keep AI for themselves" this is a (counterintuitive) misunderstanding of how markets work. Yes, there's a lot of value in keeping trade secrets to yourself - but unless it's in the exact domain that you already have proficiency in (or is strategically an area where it makes sense to expand to), then there's an opportunity cost from making your company the sole "customer" over the tool rather than making it accessible to all. I mean just look at Google, Apple, etc - they've become too big to function efficiently; it makes much more sense to have others build things on top of their platforms.

great video, but please bro tell the editor to drop the elevator music

Thats what i want to do. I finally found something I love doing for work and just in general. I want to learn get better and better and it just feels like all of these tech companies are trying to take it away. It's funny you mentioned anthropic I seen a post today about how amazon partnered with them and dumped a bunch (not shit wish it was) of money into Claude. I just want to get better at my craft and be able to feed my kids with it.

Is the title a reference to this (based) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqG3dqCYmqqBfJY (Jokes aside, this video set me in motion thinking on new programming languages, and I would really love to see Prime's opinion on it !)

Funny Bit: It's 4 AM in India here & the effect is being seen on my Master Prime Serious Bit: He is just saying the truth which beginners won't listen & intermediate people would appreciate & Sr people already know so they will open the video for the fun bit. I love watching his videos be it long or short. The name is ❤