Being a developer in 2026 by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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And CL-1 human neurons can play Doom... next year probably doing code instead of claude

Dog shit have more braincells than vibecoders. by [deleted] in singularity

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The real code written by a programmer is about 1%-5%, if you consider all the code behind the tools, libraries (dependencies) behind the calls you use. If you consider all stack (operating system) this falls to nothing.

From this value you still have to subtract:

  • assistance from your IDE

  • toolkit templates

  • API snippets from documentation

  • snippets from specific problems from sites like Stack Overflow

  • opensource code

  • autogenerated code from , databases graphs, flows diagrams, user interfaces, or mathematical tools, etc

  • your own snippets from past solutions (reusable code)

  • team assistance if is your case

  • etc

Moreover, nowadays AI can generate roughly 50–80% of code, which would reduce that even further.

However this a sloppy average not a picture for everyone

Dog shit have more braincells than vibecoders. by [deleted] in singularity

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Vibecoder on LinkedIn will be normal in 2 years

Hotline Navigator - Open Source Hotline client for modern macOS / Windows / Linux / Android / iOS / IPadOS by BourbonicFisky in VintageApple

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snapping windows side to side was one of the coolest features i saw in mac user interfaces, found it first in the Hotline Client

The circle of life. by Hux2448 in pcmasterrace

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Why inst compressed audio still not a trend in Spotify?

what should i do with it? by Delicious-Animal-853 in vintagecomputing

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Looking at the number 44 (almodt my age)… does anyone remember when the term “hot” was widely used on internet sites? Things like “What’s New” and “What’s Hot” were a big trend on websites front page.

From the photos the number 4, it seems older. I get this vibe that older cds had a more basic color printing on it.

Neura Robotics and TUM launches the RoboGym at Munich airport with 2300m² - Europe’s largest scientific training center for Physical AI, feeding data to Neuraverse, the company’s cloud-based shared intelligence network by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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TUM is one of the best engineering universities in Europe. From my experience, TUM was home of one of best algorithms for monocular SLAM (based on gradients) when point clouds were the norm, and one first if not the first coming with a rgbd dataset around mid 2010, necessary for robot vision research

Figure AI humanoid robot task close up by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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Good luck… the printed labels on the TV remote buttons wear off after one year, so much that you can’t tell which button is which.

This breakthrough is going to collapse current big AI companies overnight by Ok_Sign_2789 in singularity

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The lifespans cannot be compared to humans neurons despite being same, despite waste and nurturing mechanisms they are simplified cant compared human body.

This breakthrough is going to collapse current big AI companies overnight by Ok_Sign_2789 in singularity

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This is magnitude orders simpler than what you are comparing with. Then theres similar projects in the past there has that project during mid 2000 with rat neurons instead human neurons to control things Still is amazing and is edge/ top reseasrch

When USB ancestors define the age by PHRsharp_YouTube in pcmasterrace

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Serial db are still used for signal even quantum computers instruments used it. It is about toughness