Is this why my wife is constantly complaining that her playlists constantly keep playing the same songs over and over?
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There is zero chance this is true.
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“As a concrete example, an engineer at Spotify on their morning commute from Slack on their cell phone can tell Claude to fix a bug or add a new feature to the iOS app,” Söderström said.
Cool, so your goal is to replace your senior engineers with AI slop, but it's still generating bugs? Doesn't sound like much of an improvement.
“And once Claude finishes that work, the engineer then gets a new version of the app, pushed to them on Slack on their phone, so that he can then merge it to production, all before they even arrive at the office.”
Translation: Want to work as hard as a sole proprietor but not get paid like one? Great! You can work from your car while dealing with bullshit commuter traffic. Also, if you get into an accident, you can't claim worker's compensation or SDL, because you're not technically on the job, yet! Thanks for being a team player!
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Promotes ICE and uses AI. What a company of assholes.
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That explains how Anna's Archives got in
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Is that supposed to be impressive? Spotify is among the dumbest, shittiest apps. It's literally just a music library player.
Spotify doesn't exist because it's some genius app. It exists because of legal control. They have no reason to make the app better. Indeed their shitty capitalist motives continue to enshittify the app.
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Spotify’s best dev reporting for stand-up
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Their best developers.
The worst ones are still there checking the vibe coded garbage.
How is that still a reason to brag about
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Hm. A new way to tell something is shit without actually using these words
The same company who got their whole DB of songs leaked?
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Glad i moved away from Spotify a year ago. Happy to ve using Qobuz and bandcamp
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We can tell
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That's why it keeps telling me I'm offline while having an active WiFi and 5G connection of which both work and no other apps have any issues with the internet.
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I'm pretty sure the only way this is true, is if they qualify their best developers as the developers who use AI the most and by absolutely no metric which would indicate this is actually good code.
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How many lines of code have they had to fix thanks to AI?
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Is fixing all those AI written lines of code not counted as writing line of code?
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This sounds like such a fucking nightmare. I got into software because I like writing code. Their job is now the equivalent of a full time PR reviewer.
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Yeah they're gonna need to save all the money they can because everyone I know is cancelling their subs to basically every service, from Amazon to Spotify to Crunchyroll to Netflix.
These fucking companies think they can do whatever they want and we'll just roll over and take it and continue to give them cash every month.
Do you know what we call someone that doesn't write a single line of code?
Anything other than a "developer".
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Good thing Anna's Archive exists and just keeps getting better.
Explains a lot
Always the fucking suits.
Why would anyone think this is a good thing? You're actively telling the world that your product is likely full of bugs and hard to maintain.
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They ate lying without a question.
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