That's the thing. None of this technology has to be perfect. It just has to be at least as safe and slightly more cost effective than humans. If that AI apocalypse takes too long we'll all be unemployed.
legally obligated to not drive more than 6-7 hours at a time and the trucks track you to ensure you comply. The days of the methed up long haul straight shot with no rest is over.
Holy shit it's the fucking gold rush when it comes to software development. The next 5 years you could be churning out new apps and shit and making money while other programmers work the old way. You could quite literally 10x your labor output right now and you're like "nah, I'll just fucking do nothing because what I actually have is internet brain drain depression so I just use AI as an excuse".
What's your excuse for getting nothing done? How's that crippling depression working out? Also, I know I'm very smart as I've been told this by every job I've ever had.
Chatgpt is not some super duper secret goldmine unknown to vast masses. 1/3 people in my project uses it, and that's only the number of people who told me they're using it. Last Friday I got an e-mail from a Mumbai streetshiting AV guy and he just copied the text straight from the bot, not bothering to replace the wildcard in the names box. Right know your only advantage to pajeets is you can afford 20$/m to run GPT-4, that's it.
No, but it can tell you the components that make up the app you want to make. Then you can ask it how to implement each of those components and give you code it can iterate on.
>you could be churning out new apps and shit and making money while other programmers work the old way
Maybe if you manage to score gigs as a freelancer and even then you'd still bill your clients by the hour. You could theoretically have more gigs in parallel but the amount of hours you'd spend would roughly stay the same unless you were scummy and charged them 120 hours for 60 hours of actual work.
It doesn't matter if the AI can code for you, anyone can learn syntax. What matters is whether you can organize an application and ask the AI for each module and connect it all together. This has always been the main skill of a good software developer.
If you ask the AI to code up a Minecraft clone then it's going to shit out something irrelevant. If you know how Minecraft actually works, then you can definitely build it with AI little by little.
I have no alternative. I'm just trying as hard as I can to ignore all the AI stuff and keep getting as good as I can, that's the only thing I can do although I know it's most likely futile.
People still want human hands supervising projects, even if AI can do the job. This has been the case for commercial flight pilots for a long time; theoretically there's no need for a human there, but pilots still gets paid to supervise the flight in case shit does go wrong (and in case they need someone to blame/sue)
>What's the legal status of code generated by GPT4, now, and in the next year? >Who owns it (the code) and how long it will stay this way?
code is owned by the user who makes it
>code is owned by the user who makes it
How long will stay this way?
Copilot+GPT4 seems like a technology worth a lot and owned by a damn Microsoft, who at some point will squeeze money out of everyone.
Street food seller, I'm a pretty decent cook and it actually makes much more money than most careers, but it is a lot of work and you have to deal with local mafia extortions.
Software development consultant for when the entire tech stack at the companies that dumped all their engineers turn into a raging dumpster fire. Charge your salary x10, more for being on call to put out fires overtime.
Work with your muscles and be human, anon.
Move, live, build, repair.
A.I. is unironically going to make the world healthier by taking all the jobs of fatasses sitting at desks wasting away building up their next heart attack.
Walk around anon.
Your body will reward you
this
Uncle Ted was right all along >Any of the foregoing symptoms can occur in any society, but in modern industrial society they are present on a massive scale. We aren’t the first to mention that the world today seems to be going crazy. This sort of thing is not normal for human societies. There is good reason to believe that primitive man suffered from less stress and frustration and was better satisfied with his way of life than modern man is.
Truck driver is my backup plan. Self driving is a meme.
Self driving is going to happen. The safety out weights your feelings. It will happen within the next 20 years.
>t. busrider moron
That's the thing. None of this technology has to be perfect. It just has to be at least as safe and slightly more cost effective than humans. If that AI apocalypse takes too long we'll all be unemployed.
handsome fashion model
i'm 5'9 that ain't happening
sounds good apart from the insanely long hours
legally obligated to not drive more than 6-7 hours at a time and the trucks track you to ensure you comply. The days of the methed up long haul straight shot with no rest is over.
never imagined a dystopia to be so comfy
Unless you’re doing the catwalk, that will also be subject to AI
Burger King Cashier
digits confirm. sending my application in now
You'll need to audit the code
AI will also write unit tests, without complaints by the way
>implying that's enough
Know how I know you don't work in the industry?
the indistry is broken and nobody likes wasting time waiting for QA to finnish scratching their butts. Those will be the first to go.
Devs with your mentality will be the first to go followed by pajeets
Considering there's been automated QA solutions for a while, you'll still need some QA people around
dude, there are a gazillion threads about this exact topic rn
Holy shit it's the fucking gold rush when it comes to software development. The next 5 years you could be churning out new apps and shit and making money while other programmers work the old way. You could quite literally 10x your labor output right now and you're like "nah, I'll just fucking do nothing because what I actually have is internet brain drain depression so I just use AI as an excuse".
But having AI code for me doesn't stroke my ego.
>and making money while other programmers work the old way.
You are not smart as you think you are
What's your excuse for getting nothing done? How's that crippling depression working out? Also, I know I'm very smart as I've been told this by every job I've ever had.
Chatgpt is not some super duper secret goldmine unknown to vast masses. 1/3 people in my project uses it, and that's only the number of people who told me they're using it. Last Friday I got an e-mail from a Mumbai streetshiting AV guy and he just copied the text straight from the bot, not bothering to replace the wildcard in the names box. Right know your only advantage to pajeets is you can afford 20$/m to run GPT-4, that's it.
I don't trust the opinion of a doompill guy with crippling depression. The fact is you'll lie about everything.
I'm not the guy you were replying to in first post
Because you can't actually build real shit with it, it just gives you snippets.
That's what makes it a gold rush because you still have to have skill to use it.
>uhhhh it can't do everything for me instantly yet so it's useless
holy shit am i glad i'm not you
No, but it can tell you the components that make up the app you want to make. Then you can ask it how to implement each of those components and give you code it can iterate on.
>you could be churning out new apps and shit and making money while other programmers work the old way
Maybe if you manage to score gigs as a freelancer and even then you'd still bill your clients by the hour. You could theoretically have more gigs in parallel but the amount of hours you'd spend would roughly stay the same unless you were scummy and charged them 120 hours for 60 hours of actual work.
>Gold rush amidst mass layoffs
You are dumber than you think you are
become a bull fuck redditors wives and get free money for it
It doesn't matter if the AI can code for you, anyone can learn syntax. What matters is whether you can organize an application and ask the AI for each module and connect it all together. This has always been the main skill of a good software developer.
If you ask the AI to code up a Minecraft clone then it's going to shit out something irrelevant. If you know how Minecraft actually works, then you can definitely build it with AI little by little.
I have no alternative. I'm just trying as hard as I can to ignore all the AI stuff and keep getting as good as I can, that's the only thing I can do although I know it's most likely futile.
My fallback career option if I was to be disbarred or anything like this is go to Mexico and ran a lab, join a cartel. I'm not even kidding.
which cartel?
nvm, i'll see the webm eventually
Sinaloa.
Might as well become a fortune teller, predicting the next job AI will snatch.
People still want human hands supervising projects, even if AI can do the job. This has been the case for commercial flight pilots for a long time; theoretically there's no need for a human there, but pilots still gets paid to supervise the flight in case shit does go wrong (and in case they need someone to blame/sue)
>People still want human hands supervising projects, even if AI can do the job.
U member that pajet self-diving Boeing incident?
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What's the legal status of code generated by GPT4, now, and in the next year?
Who owns it (the code) and how long it will stay this way?
>What's the legal status of code generated by GPT4, now, and in the next year?
>Who owns it (the code) and how long it will stay this way?
code is owned by the user who makes it
>code is owned by the user who makes it
How long will stay this way?
Copilot+GPT4 seems like a technology worth a lot and owned by a damn Microsoft, who at some point will squeeze money out of everyone.
Time to get into academics and study AI.
Pyw
>We tried to warn you, but you won't listen.
Street food seller, I'm a pretty decent cook and it actually makes much more money than most careers, but it is a lot of work and you have to deal with local mafia extortions.
Software development consultant for when the entire tech stack at the companies that dumped all their engineers turn into a raging dumpster fire. Charge your salary x10, more for being on call to put out fires overtime.
What about just normal engineer?
>he thinks code monkeys have half the IQ necessary to become a real engineer
lol. lmao, even.
I have never worked with an engineer that was more intelligent than a 16 year old.
no anon all code monkeys go straight to the trash by Q3 2023 latest
unironically janitor.
low skill, so low wage, but technically very demanding to replace by physical robots.
world's first profession will also become world's last
I'm not talking about porn
realistic and affordable robowaifus are decades away
Learn to Co- oh fuck I don't know, dude.
kneepads.
Work with your muscles and be human, anon.
Move, live, build, repair.
A.I. is unironically going to make the world healthier by taking all the jobs of fatasses sitting at desks wasting away building up their next heart attack.
Walk around anon.
Your body will reward you
this
Uncle Ted was right all along
>Any of the foregoing symptoms can occur in any society, but in modern industrial society they are present on a massive scale. We aren’t the first to mention that the world today seems to be going crazy. This sort of thing is not normal for human societies. There is good reason to believe that primitive man suffered from less stress and frustration and was better satisfied with his way of life than modern man is.
>blue collar jobs are being automated, become a programmer
>programming jobs are being automated become a blue collar
Hardware.
You will fix computers and phones.
woman raper
>So since AI is seemingly going to replace Software Engineers first
Hello, Rabbi. Whatcha doin'?
Fisherman