I think a real answer would be "the world becomes much more complex, interesting, and uncertain."

I wouldn't call it depressing. It simply is.

It's just a different kind of difficulty, and of course not all jobs are created equal. But ultimately this rhetoric is the kind of thing the capitalists want. They want to pit "lower class" against "upper class", when in reality, these distinctions are entirely irrelevant and it's actually "the billionaire oligarchy squeezing every last drop out of the rest of us". If you work for a living, you are "low class".

You know that at any company larger than a small startup, developers tend to have little control over what they work on, right? They can try to convince management, but ultimately the decision is not in their hands.

There's a ton of things about our app I'd love to fix but my time is limited and other things end up taking more priority.

100%. Though I can't imagine the meme is actually saying that things being stringly typed is a good thing.

Me, as a professional Haskeller: "What is even an object?"

TBH I'd take OOP brain over LLM brain any day of the week.

>Washingtonian

>Rides the bus

Checks out.

(no shade, grew up there and wish other places had a bus system nearly as good)

I can't help but bite: you know this fundamentally how all "AI" works, right? It's going to spit out some output that may or may not bear any resemblance to what you actually want, because it does not think or have any intelligence. It's merely parroting statistically-likely sequences of characters/pixels/whatever based on its training data, and those sequences can easily be incorrect or nonsensical.

Bogus output is par for the course, and that will never, ever change without a complete paradigm shift.

I would be ecstatic if AI was banned at work. Fucking sick of people dumping absolute dogshit on me and expecting me to make sense of it.

Now, if I was forced to use AI, I'd probably quit unless I could find an easy way to circumvent it. But honestly probably not even then, because being forced to use it is a really bad sign.

Seriously.

Wow. Just wow.

You definitely can elongate the consonant. It sounds a little like the sound people make when pretending to use a walkie talkie, just extended.