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[@Sergeant_Camacho]

remember how everyone freaked out with the Devin AI scam? lol

[@sayori3939]

what happened to it?

[@webdevj]

Thanks for this. I'm 45, I started coding a couple years ago with the intention of a career change. I learned html, css, JavaScript, but didn't continue the journey after chatgpt was released.

[@AJonesB83]

One of the best channels to take advice from in software engineering and tech exactly because of the 30 years experience he has, great video.

[@StefanMischook]

Thanks 👍

[@Jollyprez]

I remember when the Japanese would take over the software world. Then the Russians. Then the Indians were coming.. Now AI...I'm still employed!

[@JD-vj4go]

Do you know what survivorship bias is?

[@Jollyprez]

@@JD-vj4go Do you know what reality is?

[@JD-vj4go]

@@Jollyprez Cool. You don't.

[@MynamedidntFitDonkey]

ask all the hundreds of thousands that lost their jobs in tech

[@Jollyprez]

@@MynamedidntFitDonkey Hmm. Seems to me that there are more in tech now than ever before, overall. Sure, AFTER the pandemic there were layoffs at google and Facebook - but those were because those companies had scaled a lot during the pandemic. Twitter's layoffs were because the new CEO was a software engineer himself and knew bloating when he saw it.

[@dindu42]

When you take an exam these days you’re frequently told you can’t have any phones or calculators. So the danger of AI in my mind is that it’s going to make people lazy and less capable of doing things themselves. Take AI away from someone who has only ever done things using it and they will be lost.

[@Moses-ff1pr]

Why will the AI be taken away ? It will not be. We would have to live with it sadly

[@reverbedvonacular]

The typewriter didn't cause humans to lose the ability to write words.

[@twerner5496]

Been programming for a few years now (web dev), back in school studying data science… hopefully by the time I graduate the hype cycle will end and I can get back to work… thanks for the wisdom

[@giorgikochuashvili3891]

In a project we decided to use a library that is not that popular and there is not much reddit and stackoverflow questions about it, if you need to know something you go to the docs. Whenever I decided to ask AI something about this library it would know it exists but could not solve any problems that I had with code, It would try to fit other problems solutions to this one which was not what I needed. So what you said about it being good at generating boilerplate code it is true.

[@AdamFiregate]

Right now new CSS features develops extremely fast in the last 4 years. Even just last year we got container queries which is basically the responsive webdesign 2.0 revolution on steroids. And that is just 1 thing, monthly we got multiple new features as well.

[@nandoflorestan]

...and that is not good, because web technologies are supposed to be few and little, so that the people can understand them and understand each other's code. If we are forever learning the language, that's an enormous problem. CSS should be for designers and for common people, instead it has become a monster that only experts can understand.

[@torquebiker9959]

Do you have a podcast, where we can listen your videos? i usually take a walk and listen to some dev podcasts. Would be nice.

[@train_xc]

That will be nice

[@StephenAinsworth1]

Before the AI hype I was amazed at how little the web technologies changed over the last 10-15+ years. Sure fancy javascript libraries etc but the core remained pretty much the same. Only small changes really on how we do stuff.

[@dvdragon]

That guy (commenter) just does not want to work. He wants to watch anime all day and eat high-carbohydrate comfort food while living off some type of Universal Basic Income in a government supplied 8x8 repurposed cargo container. He has my sympathies. It can be hard out here sometimes.

[@d3mist0clesgee12]

don’t forget Manga / Manhwa bro,

[@toxicsmurf]

Who?

[@JD-vj4go]

Got bad news for you. There aren't going to be enough jobs for everyone who wants to work. Options are universal basic income or mass poverty. Even now there aren't enough well paying jobs for everyone who is willing to work hard. And it's not AI. Good ol' fashioned automation and machines and robots are replacing people left and right. Big data creates efficiencies that lead to job loss. Mergers and corporate consolidation are causing job loss. Wages are stagnant. Prices are rising. You can't hard work yourself out of this.

[@toxicsmurf]

@@JD-vj4go OP doesn’t care, Trump will find a solution because he’s a great businessman.

[@SimGunther]

​@@JD-vj4goNow THAT'S a great doomer insight since corpos hate competition. Glad we're on the same page.

[@crism8868]

Very well said. Just earlier today I was watching this 20-year-old talking about claude and being like all "with claude I can build any project I want, I will build a Chrome extension". Then after seeing the code Claude returned the guy didn't even know what an interstitial was. It was kinda pathetic. These young kids act all cocky until their lack of experience shows 😂

[@StefanMischook]

It’s a function of being young; you know little but think you know a lot.

[@sabyasachimitra5719]

If you should listen to one guy in the KZbin about AI, it should be Stefan.

[@vitigaymer1053]

Funnily enough, alot of manual labor may be amongst the last things to be automated. Simply because it requires advancements in robotics - not just AI. I think AI is def the future but its overhyped and basically a marketing ploy for inflating stocks by greedy investors. The overpromise and sell a dream.

[@ercntreras]

Thanks for reminding us the true about this field in tech

[@StefanMischook]

You bet!

[@HermanDuyker]

I remember Microsoft having this NEW NEW thing where you can scan a paper form and the AI software generates a digital form for it. It worked! ... and then we heard nothing more of it. It probably still exists. No idea if it gets used. Creating the form is such a small part of the workflow, and it usually is better to take a look at the actual workflow, understand it, and see if it can be changed to not use the form, use less data, change the process, etc. I've not seen AI do any of that analysis.

[@papanzi]

For a developer to think he can purely rely on AI is insanely stupid to me. Ofc it's nice and comfortable to have some tools like code explanation. However trying to build something that's more complex than basic tutorial projects is imo actually harder than building it myself. I don't use copilot, but when i did sometimes i felt like it's getting in my way more than actually helping me, which is just pure frustration.

[@larsfaye292]

Use Cursor so you can toggle the suggestions on and off.

[@papanzi]

@@larsfaye292 Sure i knew you can turn it off. But the point is that the feature just isn't good.

[@reverbedvonacular]

Like the manual labor line worker in the manufacturing plant 40 years ago that said "No way robotics could replace the quality of work I produce on this manufacturing line!" It's not here today. But to not accept it will be here soon is ignorant.

[@jonathanjohnson2785]

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[@StefanMischook]

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[@dvdragon]

Physical jobs gone? Watch a construction site and look at the variety of stuff that has to be done. Try and invent a robot that would do all of that. If you could invent that and it was affordable you would be the world's first trillionaire.

[@3polygons]

Yep. That's the irony. With AI and digital it's slightly easier (yet, as we know, it costs a lot of hardware resources server side, too, in reality), and even that has been debunked as it's just a tokens predictor, not real intelligence. But with robots it keeps being overly expensive at mass scale. Impossible in second and third world countries where a plate of soup is what is merely paid (sadly), but pretty hard too in 1st world, too, in grand scale. Assembly lines is a very, very specific case, and those still need a lot of supervision, and I mean, not just engineers, but actual lower rank jobs to control many things.

[@vitalyl1327]

It is perfectly possible to automate construction. And quite a few companies are working on it at this moment.

[@GungaLaGunga]

Yes until the form and function of architecture buildings and construction change to meet the demand of profit motive and central banking inflation. The buildings will be worse for humans, but buildable and maintainable by machines. Denial of progress. No not tomorrow, but soon enough. But yes plumbers and electricians will be the last to go. But that labor pool will get very very small. One human and a scooter, watching over all the machines. Do to supply and demand, that job will not pay much. There's a reason the bankers are talking UBI. Denial: existential human flaw.

[@dvdragon]

@@GungaLaGunga you are talking in high minded ideals. It’s just takes a lot of different movement in doing even basic work. Robotics are way behind and more expensive relative to software that attempts to do white collar work.

[@GungaLaGunga]

@@dvdragon true, but humans are not very good at perceiving geologic slow change, or exponential feedback loops. I've worked at the highest level of enterprise technology. So yes, I speak at a high level. But over time, the change will come, and this time, accelerated beyond human comprehension. Ilya Sutskever isn't a fraud. He began working on ASI few weeks ago. And he will achieve it. It's just math. All just zeros and ones, electrons, running thru gates, on and off. Guess what? Human brain neurons when they fire, fire all or nothing. Zero or one. On or off. We modeled the human mind, why are we surprised it works? The humans will not be needed by the machines if we continue without safety, regulation etc... the alignment problem is real. Or maybe we get lucky, and electrical power generation hits a wall. Somehow, I think the profit motive will take care of that. Human greed is the force driving it all now. A terrible prisoners dilema in a race to achieve the ultimate power. Good luck stopping that. Progress, profit motive, greed, AI, are all molochs humans face today. "You can't stop what's comin'. That's vanity." - Cousin Ellis, No Country For Old Men. Human denial. "Don't Look Up"

[@thisbridgehascables]

The problem with a lot of these new technologies is the device for which it’s contained can’t really provide much else than what you see now. Smartphones can’t really improve by much, it’s a phone. You have to ask yourself what exactly do you expect the device to do beyond what it can do? AI same problem. It takes server farms for AI to analyze, learn, index etc all the data which it will require larger models .. which requires more power. AI is equivalent to Bitcoin in the sense it requires loads and loads of power , energy to produce an efficient outcome .. We require other advances in technology like Quantum Computing to make leaps in AI. We’ll eventually need a new source of power .. Fusion or something we have yet to discover to continue advancing at a predictable pace, that’s manageable.

[@reverendbluejeans1748]

Stef It is disruptive AI thought me big learn Wordpress + SQL +Amelia. Before I would give up because I was too busy. AI could lead to certain sectors becoming saturated.

[@JSmoove90]

It seems like they forget it takes a programmer to make Ai, No matter how many LLM's that you train it will need a Human being to maintain it!!

[@carstenaltena]

I started out as a "traditional" graphical designer in the late 90's, then transitioned into webdesign and front end development. A lot of design agencies back then still focussed on printed media, but the ones that did not panic and started to embrace the web are still around in some form or another. This AI revolution is probably not any different. My point is, yes: AI will change your job, and if you (and your company) change with it you will probably still have have a job in the future.

[@StefanMischook]

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[@kraftwerk974]

I tried Chatgpt writing a simple "Hello World" in assembly for the C64 (simple loop to the videoram) and it's been a fiasco. Stop with AI, its pure hype for the time being 😂

[@marianso99]

I agree

[@AnuragShrivastav-7058]

The Devin Ai scam should go down in history and should be subjected to exemplary punishment.

[@sr-xd8jb]

Here in India companies are axing teams of generic development projects. Hiring for talent with AI skills have gone up.

[@noobgamer7034]

Statistically generated content won't replace a logical job.

[@robnelson6545]

There are already a few killer apps. One is helping people learn faster. The other is controls. Like the internet I think it’s going to amplify your speed in learning and robotics and any kind of controls it’s going to revolutionize. Also research looks like another killer app. Already some big big wins in those areas. We will probably see more new inventions than usual.

[@pedroserapio8075]

Waiting for your 170 anniversary!

[@nandoflorestan]

9:40 What on Earth are you talking about, that Steve Jobs had any significant part in killing Flash??? As far as I know, Steve Jobs had nothing to do with it, as he never did anything to open up any thing in computing, he was about closing things, not opening them. What happened was, that HTML5 appeared, it could do some of what Flash did, the people liked that, because everyone hated Flash because it was insecure, it was closed, it was proprietary, it was heavy and slow to start, so everyone agreed Flash should be dropped for an open web. Steve Jobs NEVER did anything at all for the open web, he did the opposite, he tried to push Apple's proprietary codecs onto the open web, which is absurd. Even today, there is no real browser competition in iOS because the Apple store contract determines that every browser sold in it must use a certain software component from Safari for rendering web pages. This means, every browser in iOS is really Safari with a different skin. This behaviour from Apple is anti-competitive, anti-democratic, and should be illegal.

[@haroldaltamirano3958]

I think he was saying about how flash was never supported on mac or iphone

[@AlejandroPMJ]

Hello unc stef, really ennoy your videos, i have a question when it comes to how much data structures and algorithms should someone looking to go into freelance web dev learn?

[@codecracker8856]

No need to learn DSA for that

[@donwinston]

AI is awesome. I never thought the language interface would get this good in my lifetime. Nevertheless the notion that it is somehow dangerous and could lead to the destruction of humanity or human society is a juvenile fantasy.

[@3polygons]

Yep, the AI bubble is bursting in the markets, it seems.

[@kas90500]

You've been a developer for 30 years, but that doesn't necessarily make you an expert in AI development or neural networks. Similarly, being a cardiologist doesn't make you an expert back surgeon.

[@kas90500]

Or I have to ask if you have worked on AI development? I could have jumped on conclusions too fast.

[@StefanMischook]

I never claimed to be an expert in ai … actually I have said repeatedly that I am the opposite of an expert in Ai.

[@paborlouise319]

I don't know anyone who has lost their job due to AI 😂

[@JD-vj4go]

I do.

[@dimitarnikolov7563]

Second yay

[@jondrive8801]

🤣🤣 Great title

[@Alexf14]

First yay:D

[@codybass8873]

👍

[@mnchabel8402]

I have a theory about AI but I'm afraid to share because is gonna cause many to worry.

[@larsfaye292]

Nobody really cares, because whatever theory you have, is delusional.

[@ginalolli3477]

Please share

[@fakeskuH]

thanks youtube for recommending this garbage again so I can remember to unsubscribe

[@jondrive8801]

Why do you say this?